Bands & artists like Ludmilla
If you like Ludmilla, 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
Anitta
GuideAnitta blends Brazilian funk and pop with infectious rhythms and strong lyrical themes, similar to Ludmilla's vibrant energy.
Pabllo Vittar
GuidePabllo combines elements of pop, funk carioca, and electronic music, creating a lively sound that resonates with Ludmilla's rhythmic intensity.
Iza
IZA's contemporary R&B style infused with Brazilian influences mirrors the layered textures and powerful vocals found in Ludmilla's music.
Luan Santana
GuideLuan incorporates modern sounds into traditional Brazilian genres, offering a blend of pop and pagode that aligns well with Ludmilla's diverse palette.
Djavan
Djavan's fusion of MPB with funk and jazz elements provides a rich sonic landscape reminiscent of the grooves present in Ludmilla's work.
Karol G
Karol G's reggaeton-infused pop shares a similar rhythmic drive and lyrical depth, appealing to fans of Ludmilla's energetic style.
Claudia Leitte
GuideClaudia's axé and pop music blend features infectious beats and catchy hooks that align closely with Ludmilla's danceable tracks.
Wesley Safadão
Wesley's pagode and forró influences create a festive atmosphere that complements the upbeat nature of Ludmilla's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Ludmilla?
Artists similar to Ludmilla include Anitta, Pabllo Vittar, Iza and Luan Santana. Each shares elements of Ludmilla's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Ludmilla?
Ludmilla is primarily known for contemporary R&B, trap music and electropop. Her music pulses with rhythmic intensity, layered textures, and infectious grooves that compel movement while grounding listeners in powerful lyrical reflections.
Where should I start if I like Ludmilla?
If you enjoy Ludmilla, start with Anitta — their album "Versions of Me" is a great entry point. Anitta blends Brazilian funk and pop with infectious rhythms and strong lyrical themes, similar to Ludmilla's vibrant energy.