Bands & artists like Lasgo

If you like Lasgo, these artists play in similar sounds, ideas, or styles. Use this as a starting point to branch out and find something new to listen to.

Artists to try next

Alice DeeJay

Alice DeeJay

With infectious hooks and a bright, uplifting sound, Alice Deejay's tracks embody the same energetic vibe and melodic sensibility found in Lasgo's music.

Eurodance dance-pop
Fragma

Fragma

Fragma combines strong vocal performances with pulsating beats and rich synth textures, paralleling the danceable energy of Lasgo.

Eurodance house music
ATB

ATB

Guide

ATB's blend of trance elements with catchy pop hooks resonates well with Lasgo’s expansive soundscapes and rhythmic drive.

Eurodance ambient music dance-pop
Darude

Darude

Famous for his high-energy tracks, Darude’s use of driving beats and electronic layers aligns closely with the dance floor appeal of Lasgo.

hard trance house music trance
SASH!

SASH!

Sash! is known for his anthemic melodies and rich production style, creating immersive sonic experiences that echo Lasgo's signature sound.

techno
Basshunter

Basshunter

Guide

With catchy choruses and a strong electronic backbone, Basshunter shares a similar upbeat aesthetic that encourages movement like Lasgo's tracks.

Eurodance electro electronic dance music
DJ Encore

DJ Encore

DJ Encore’s mix of Eurodance beats and melodic vocals creates a vibrant sound reminiscent of Lasgo’s infectious energy.

Eurodance
Cascada

Cascada

Cascada’s powerful vocals paired with energetic dance beats make their music comparable to the dynamic grooves found in Lasgo's work.

Eurotrance

Common questions

Who sounds like Lasgo?

Artists similar to Lasgo include Alice DeeJay, Fragma, ATB and Darude. Each shares elements of Lasgo's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Lasgo?

Lasgo is primarily known for electronica. With driving beats and shimmering synth layers, Lasgo crafts an infectious groove that compels movement while creating expansive sonic spaces.

Where should I start if I like Lasgo?

If you enjoy Lasgo, start with Alice DeeJay — their album "Who Needs Guitars Anyway?" is a great entry point. With infectious hooks and a bright, uplifting sound, Alice Deejay's tracks embody the same energetic vibe and melodic sensibility found in Lasgo's music.