Bands & artists like Mako

If you like Mako, 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

Lane 8

Lane 8

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Lane 8's deep house tracks feature lush synths and a driving rhythm, creating immersive soundscapes perfect for both dancing and introspection.

deep house
Yotto

Yotto

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Yotto combines melodic elements with progressive house beats, crafting tracks that evoke a sense of journey similar to Mako's intricate arrangements.

deep house
Rüfüs Du Sol

Rüfüs Du Sol

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This trio blends electronic music with live instrumentation, producing atmospheric tracks that resonate emotionally while maintaining a danceable groove.

alternative dance
Odesza

Odesza

ODESZA's music features rich layers of synths and organic sounds, creating an uplifting vibe that mirrors Mako's blend of reflection and movement.

electro
Kaskade

Kaskade

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Kaskade’s melodic house tracks often incorporate emotional vocals and expansive synths, aligning well with Mako's sonic palette.

house music
Nora En Pure

Nora En Pure

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Nora En Pure is known for her deep house sound enriched with natural elements and soothing melodies, making her music feel both serene and energizing.

deep house progressive house
San Holo

San Holo

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San Holo combines electronic beats with guitar riffs and emotive melodies, creating a dynamic sound that resonates with Mako's style.

electro
Above & Beyond

Above & Beyond

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Their progressive trance sound features uplifting melodies and intricate production, echoing the emotional depth found in Mako's work.

trance

Common questions

Who sounds like Mako?

Artists similar to Mako include Lane 8, Yotto, Rüfüs Du Sol and Odesza. Each shares elements of Mako's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Mako?

Mako is primarily known for house. Mako’s music drives forward with a steady pulse that intertwines intricate layers of synths and beats, creating a space ripe for both reflection and movement.

Where should I start if I like Mako?

If you enjoy Mako, start with Lane 8 — their album "Rise" is a great entry point. Lane 8's deep house tracks feature lush synths and a driving rhythm, creating immersive soundscapes perfect for both dancing and introspection.