Bands & artists like Marlisa Punzalan
If you like Marlisa Punzalan, 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
Tones and I
GuideTones and I combines catchy pop melodies with vibrant production, echoing Marlisa's buoyant rhythms and emotional lyrical content.
Sabrina Carpenter
GuideSabrina Carpenter's pop sound features lush instrumentation and relatable lyrics, similar to the heartfelt moments found in Marlisa's music.
Dua Lipa
GuideDua Lipa's polished pop tracks often blend danceable beats with rich textures, resonating with the urgency present in Marlisa's work.
Olivia Rodrigo
GuideOlivia Rodrigo's emotive vocal delivery and modern pop arrangements align well with the poignant themes explored by Marlisa.
Bebe Rexha
GuideBebe Rexha's energetic pop anthems feature lush production and relatable lyrics, reminiscent of Marlisa's vibrant sound.
Lauv
GuideLauv's introspective lyrics paired with upbeat pop melodies create a sound that mirrors the emotional depth and texture found in Marlisa's music.
Charli XCX
GuideCharli XCX blends experimental pop sounds with catchy hooks, offering a fresh take on similar themes of urgency and emotion as seen in Marlisa's work.
Jessie Ware
GuideJessie Ware’s sophisticated pop style combines smooth vocals with intricate production, resonating with the lush textures found in Marlisa’s work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Marlisa Punzalan?
Artists similar to Marlisa Punzalan include Tones and I, Sabrina Carpenter, Dua Lipa and Olivia Rodrigo. Each shares elements of Marlisa Punzalan's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Marlisa Punzalan?
Marlisa Punzalan is primarily known for pop music. Marlisa Punzalan's music features buoyant rhythms and shimmering textures that pulse with urgency while grounding poignant lyrical moments in a lush pop framework.
Where should I start if I like Marlisa Punzalan?
If you enjoy Marlisa Punzalan, start with Tones and I — their album "Welcome to the Mad House" is a great entry point. Tones and I combines catchy pop melodies with vibrant production, echoing Marlisa's buoyant rhythms and emotional lyrical content.