Bands & artists like Lethal Bizzle

If you like Lethal Bizzle, 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

Jme

Jme

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JME's sharp lyricism and gritty beats align closely with the aggressive rhythm and streetwise themes found in Lethal Bizzle's music.

grime
Skepta

Skepta

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Skepta's blend of hard-hitting beats and urban storytelling resonates with the visceral connection to the streets that characterizes Lethal Bizzle's work.

UK rap grime
Giggs

Giggs

Giggs combines deep, menacing basslines with a commanding vocal style that mirrors the urgent tension present in Lethal Bizzle's tracks.

UK rap
Stormzy

Stormzy

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Stormzy's powerful delivery and dynamic production create a similar sense of momentum and aggression as seen in Lethal Bizzle's music.

grime
Kano

Kano

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Kano's intricate wordplay and strong connection to London’s grime scene reflect the same streetwise authenticity found in Lethal Bizzle's sound.

UK garage UK rap grime
Wiley

Wiley

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As a pioneer of grime, Wiley's energetic beats and sharp flows are reminiscent of the aggressive rhythms that define Lethal Bizzle's style.

UK garage drum and bass grime
Bugzy Malone

Bugzy Malone

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Bugzy Malone’s raw storytelling and gritty production evoke the same sense of urgency and connection to urban life as Lethal Bizzle’s music.

UK rap grime
Nines

Nines

Nines combines melodic elements with a grounded lyrical approach, creating a sound that complements the visceral connection found in Lethal Bizzle's music.

UK rap gangsta rap road rap

Common questions

Who sounds like Lethal Bizzle?

Artists similar to Lethal Bizzle include Jme, Skepta, Giggs and Stormzy. Each shares elements of Lethal Bizzle's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Lethal Bizzle?

Lethal Bizzle is primarily known for grime. The music pulses with an aggressive rhythm and sharp beats that create an urgent tension, driving momentum forward while maintaining a visceral connection to the streets.

Where should I start if I like Lethal Bizzle?

If you enjoy Lethal Bizzle, start with Jme — their album "Blam!" is a great entry point. JME's sharp lyricism and gritty beats align closely with the aggressive rhythm and streetwise themes found in Lethal Bizzle's music.