Bands & artists like Marina Satti

If you like Marina Satti, 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

Nneka

Nneka

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Nneka combines soulful vocals with Afrobeat rhythms, creating a vibrant sound that encourages both dance and introspection.

pop music ragga rhythm and blues
Sofi Tukker

Sofi Tukker

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With their energetic blend of electronic beats and world music influences, Sofi Tukker crafts infectious grooves that resonate with Satti's rhythmic vitality.

house music
Kali Uchis

Kali Uchis

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Kali Uchis blends Latin influences with modern R&B, producing a lush soundscape that parallels Satti’s dynamic grooves.

contemporary R&B
Oum

Oum

Oum's fusion of Moroccan sounds with contemporary jazz and soul mirrors the rhythmic complexity found in Satti's music.

Afrobeat Sufi music gospel music
Ibeyi

Ibeyi

Ibeyi’s use of traditional Yoruba chants and modern production creates a unique blend that resonates with the layered harmonies present in Satti's work.

Afro-Cuban music downtempo rhythm and blues
Bomba Estéreo

Bomba Estéreo

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Bomba Estéreo's mix of electronic music and Colombian cumbia creates an infectious energy that aligns well with Satti's vibrant style.

cumbia
Rokia Traoré

Rokia Traoré

Rokia Traoré's rich storytelling through music, combined with her intricate melodies, offers a reflective quality akin to Satti's artistry.

music of Africa world music
Tash Sultana

Tash Sultana

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Tash Sultana’s multi-layered instrumentation and looped vocals create a sonic landscape that encourages movement and reflection, similar to Satti’s approach.

funk indie pop psychedelic rock

Common questions

Who sounds like Marina Satti?

Artists similar to Marina Satti include Nneka, Sofi Tukker, Kali Uchis and Oum. Each shares elements of Marina Satti's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Marina Satti?

If you enjoy Marina Satti, start with Nneka — their album "Concrete Jungle" is a great entry point. Nneka combines soulful vocals with Afrobeat rhythms, creating a vibrant sound that encourages both dance and introspection.