Bands & artists like Little Big
If you like Little Big, 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.
New to Little Big? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Die Antwoord
GuideCombining rap and rave elements, Die Antwoord shares a similar energetic pulse and playful irreverence in their music.
The Prodigy
GuideKnown for their aggressive beats and punk influences, The Prodigy's sound mirrors the relentless energy and electronic textures found in Little Big's tracks.
Sofi Tukker
With a blend of dance-pop and world music influences, Sofi Tukker delivers infectious rhythms and playful melodies akin to Little Big's style.
Major Lazer
Their fusion of electronic dance music with reggae and pop elements creates a vibrant sound that resonates with the high-energy aesthetic of Little Big.
Kero Kero Bonito
This band's eclectic mix of pop, punk, and electronic sounds, along with whimsical lyrics, aligns well with the playful nature of Little Big's music.
Charli XCX
Charli XCX's experimental approach to pop music, characterized by sharp production and catchy choruses, resonates with the innovative sound of Little Big.
Boys Noize
Boys Noize's blend of techno and electro provides a gritty yet danceable sound that complements the energetic vibe of Little Big.
Lady Gaga
GuideWith her theatrical pop style and electronic production, Lady Gaga’s music often features the same playful yet powerful energy present in Little Big's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Little Big?
Artists similar to Little Big include Die Antwoord, The Prodigy, Sofi Tukker and Major Lazer. Each shares elements of Little Big's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Little Big?
Little Big is primarily known for pop-punk and rave music. A relentless pulse drives their tracks forward, punctuated by sharp rhythmic shifts and playful sonic textures that keep listeners moving.
Where should I start if I like Little Big?
If you enjoy Little Big, start with Die Antwoord — their album "Mount Ninji and Da Nice Time Kid" is a great entry point. Combining rap and rave elements, Die Antwoord shares a similar energetic pulse and playful irreverence in their music.