Bands & artists like Mad Professor

If you like Mad Professor, 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

King Tubby

King Tubby

A foundational figure in the development of dub music, his innovative mixing techniques create rich, echoing atmospheres reminiscent of Mad Professor.

dub music reggae
Scientist

Scientist

Known for his unique approach to dub mixing and heavy use of reverb and delay, creating a pulsating sound that aligns with Mad Professor's style.

dancehall dub music reggae
Augustus Pablo

Augustus Pablo

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Famous for his melodica playing and atmospheric production, he shares a similar sonic palette with a focus on mood and texture.

dub music reggae
Tackhead

Tackhead

Their fusion of dub, funk, and electronic elements creates a complex rhythmic landscape akin to the works of Mad Professor.

industrial hip-hop
Bill Laswell

Bill Laswell

His work often blends dub with various genres, utilizing dense layers and echoing effects that resonate with Mad Professor's style.

dub music jazz
Roots Manuva

Roots Manuva

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His blend of hip-hop and reggae-infused dub showcases a rhythmic complexity and lyrical depth that aligns well with Mad Professor's aesthetic.

alternative hip-hop dub music trip hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Mad Professor?

Artists similar to Mad Professor include King Tubby, Scientist, Augustus Pablo and Tackhead. Each shares elements of Mad Professor's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mad Professor?

Mad Professor is primarily known for reggae and dub music. Dense layers of rhythm intertwine with echoing effects, creating a pulsating atmosphere that balances tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Mad Professor?

If you enjoy Mad Professor, start with King Tubby — their album "His Majesty's Dub" is a great entry point. A foundational figure in the development of dub music, his innovative mixing techniques create rich, echoing atmospheres reminiscent of Mad Professor.