Bands & artists like Loco

If you like Loco, 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

Zico

Zico

Zico combines sharp lyrical flow with catchy hooks, often blending hip-hop and K-pop elements in a way that resonates emotionally.

hip-hop
Jay Park

Jay Park

Guide

Known for his smooth vocal delivery and rhythmic versatility, Jay Park's music features a mix of hip-hop beats and melodic choruses that align closely with Loco's style.

K-pop gangsta rap rhythm and blues
Dean

Dean

With his unique fusion of R&B and hip-hop, Dean employs intricate production and emotive vocals that mirror the aesthetic found in Loco's work.

K-pop contemporary R&B
Sik-K

Sik-K

Sik-K's music features a seamless blend of catchy melodies and rhythmic rap verses, making him a strong parallel to Loco's sonic approach.

Heize

Heize

Guide

Heize combines emotional lyricism with hip-hop influences, often incorporating melodic hooks that resonate similarly to Loco's style.

K-pop contemporary R&B hip-hop
pH-1

pH-1

pH-1's smooth flow and melodic sensibilities align well with Loco’s sound, often featuring rich production that enhances emotional storytelling.

JAY B

JAY B

JAY B blends R&B with hip-hop rhythms, creating a soundscape filled with emotional resonance that parallels Loco's musicality.

K-pop Korean hip-hop
Changmo

Changmo

Changmo’s intricate production and ability to weave catchy hooks into his rap make him a fitting recommendation for fans of Loco.

Korean hip-hop hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Loco?

Artists similar to Loco include Zico, Jay Park, Dean and Sik-K. Each shares elements of Loco's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Loco?

Loco is primarily known for K-pop and hip-hop. A tight interplay of rhythmic flow and melodic catchiness drives each track forward, built on layered production that enhances its emotional resonance without overwhelming the listener.

Where should I start if I like Loco?

If you enjoy Loco, start with Zico — their album "Random Box" is a great entry point. Zico combines sharp lyrical flow with catchy hooks, often blending hip-hop and K-pop elements in a way that resonates emotionally.