Bands & artists like Lunice
If you like Lunice, 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
Hudson Mohawke
GuideKnown for his innovative production style, Hudson Mohawke combines sharp beats with eclectic samples, creating a dynamic sound that resonates with Lunice's experimental approach.
Flying Lotus
GuideWith a penchant for blending genres and intricate layering, Flying Lotus crafts complex soundscapes that mirror the rhythmic experimentation found in Lunice's work.
Shlohmo
GuideShlohmo's use of atmospheric textures and unconventional rhythms aligns closely with Lunice's pulsating sound, making for an immersive listening experience.
TNGHT
A collaboration between Lunice and Hudson Mohawke, TNGHT showcases a similar blend of heavy beats and experimental elements that define both artists' styles.
Kaytranada
GuideKaytranada's fusion of hip-hop and electronic music features intricate grooves and samples that resonate with the rhythmic complexity found in Lunice's productions.
Amon Tobin
GuideAmon Tobin's cinematic approach to electronic music incorporates diverse samples and complex rhythms, paralleling the innovative sound palette of Lunice.
Clams Casino
Clams Casino is known for his atmospheric beats and ethereal samples, creating a sound that complements the layered textures present in Lunice's music.
Boys Noize
Boys Noize's energetic electronic beats and inventive sound design align well with the rhythmic intensity and experimental flair characteristic of Lunice.
Common questions
Who sounds like Lunice?
Artists similar to Lunice include Hudson Mohawke, Flying Lotus, Shlohmo and TNGHT. Each shares elements of Lunice's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Lunice?
Lunice is primarily known for experimental hip-hop. A pulsating collage of rhythmic layers unfolds through sharp beats and unconventional samples, creating a visceral push-and-pull that captivates the senses.
Where should I start if I like Lunice?
If you enjoy Lunice, start with Hudson Mohawke — their album "Cry Sugar" is a great entry point. Known for his innovative production style, Hudson Mohawke combines sharp beats with eclectic samples, creating a dynamic sound that resonates with Lunice's experimental approach.