Bands & artists like Malcolm Lincoln
If you like Malcolm Lincoln, 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
Sofi Tukker
GuideSofi Tukker combines infectious beats with vibrant synths, creating a danceable electropop sound that echoes Malcolm Lincoln's rhythmic insistence.
Odesza
With their lush electronic soundscapes and driving basslines, ODESZA crafts immersive tracks that resonate with the emotional depth found in Malcolm Lincoln's music.
Chvrches
GuideCHVRCHES' blend of shimmering synths and powerful vocals creates an energetic electropop experience reminiscent of Malcolm Lincoln's sonic palette.
Grimes
GuideGrimes' experimental approach to electropop, featuring ethereal vocals and layered synths, aligns closely with the immersive qualities of Malcolm Lincoln's work.
Tove Lo
GuideTove Lo's bold electropop sound, characterized by deep basslines and candid lyrics, shares a similar emotional intensity with Malcolm Lincoln's music.
Empire of the Sun
GuideEmpire of the Sun's vibrant and atmospheric sound, blending synth-pop with anthemic choruses, resonates well with the immersive style of Malcolm Lincoln.
The Naked and Famous
GuideTheir use of bright synths and driving rhythms creates an uplifting electropop vibe that parallels the energetic essence of Malcolm Lincoln's tracks.
Phantogram
Phantogram’s mix of electronic beats and haunting melodies offers a darker yet similarly immersive experience to that of Malcolm Lincoln's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Malcolm Lincoln?
Artists similar to Malcolm Lincoln include Sofi Tukker, Odesza, Chvrches and Grimes. Each shares elements of Malcolm Lincoln's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Malcolm Lincoln?
Malcolm Lincoln is primarily known for electropop. Malcolm Lincoln's music pulses with rhythmic insistence, layering shimmering synths over driving basslines to create an immersive emotional landscape.
Where should I start if I like Malcolm Lincoln?
If you enjoy Malcolm Lincoln, start with Sofi Tukker — their album "Treehouse" is a great entry point. Sofi Tukker combines infectious beats with vibrant synths, creating a danceable electropop sound that echoes Malcolm Lincoln's rhythmic insistence.