Bands & artists like Lorenzo

If you like Lorenzo, 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

Nekfeu

Nekfeu

Nekfeu combines intricate wordplay with a diverse production palette, often featuring heavy bass and urban themes similar to Lorenzo.

French hip-hop political hip-hop rapping
Orelsan

Orelsan

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Orelsan's sharp lyrical style and engaging storytelling over hard-hitting beats resonate well with Lorenzo's approach to dirty rap.

French hip-hop
Vald

Vald

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Vald's experimental sound and candid lyrics create a gritty urban atmosphere that aligns closely with Lorenzo's musical intensity.

cloud rap comedy hip-hop
Soprano

Soprano

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Soprano blends catchy hooks with impactful lyrics, often discussing urban life, making his music relatable to Lorenzo's fans.

hip-hop pop music pop rap
Kaaris

Kaaris

Kaaris delivers aggressive flows over heavy beats, mirroring the rhythmic intensity found in Lorenzo's tracks.

French hip-hop trap music
Lomepal

Lomepal

Lomepal's fusion of rap and melodic elements, alongside introspective lyrics, offers a fresh yet familiar vibe for Lorenzo's listeners.

French hip-hop
Damso

Damso

Damso's dark beats and raw lyricism create an emotional depth that complements the intensity found in Lorenzo's music.

contemporary R&B hip-hop trap music
PLK

PLK

PLK's energetic delivery and contemporary production style align well with the urban pulse present in Lorenzo's work.

hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Lorenzo?

Artists similar to Lorenzo include Nekfeu, Orelsan, Vald and Soprano. Each shares elements of Lorenzo's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Lorenzo?

Lorenzo is primarily known for French hip-hop and dirty rap. With a relentless groove punctuated by heavy bass and sharp cadence, Lorenzo's music embodies the pulse of urban life through rhythmic intensity and lyrical candor.

Where should I start if I like Lorenzo?

If you enjoy Lorenzo, start with Nekfeu — their album "Feu" is a great entry point. Nekfeu combines intricate wordplay with a diverse production palette, often featuring heavy bass and urban themes similar to Lorenzo.