Bands & artists like Matt Simons
If you like Matt Simons, 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.
New to Matt Simons? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Ed Sheeran
GuideSheeran blends acoustic elements with pop sensibilities, creating uplifting tracks that encourage both movement and introspection.
James Bay
GuideBay's music features a mix of acoustic guitar and electronic production, evoking a reflective mood similar to Simons' work.
Kina Grannis
GuideGrannis combines soft vocals with rich acoustic instrumentation and subtle electronic textures, creating an inviting atmosphere.
Hozier
GuideHozier's soulful voice and layered instrumentation create a contemplative vibe that resonates well with Simons' sound.
Lauv
GuideLauv's use of synths alongside heartfelt lyrics creates an emotional yet upbeat soundscape reminiscent of Simons' style.
Troye Sivan
GuideSivan's blend of pop melodies with electronic beats and introspective lyrics aligns closely with the uplifting yet contemplative nature of Simons’ music.
Maggie Rogers
GuideRogers merges organic sounds with electronic elements, crafting an atmospheric experience similar to the one found in Matt Simons' tracks.
Charlie Puth
GuidePuth's polished pop production combined with emotive vocal delivery creates an engaging sound that parallels Simons' approach.
Common questions
Who sounds like Matt Simons?
Artists similar to Matt Simons include Ed Sheeran, James Bay, Kina Grannis and Hozier. Each shares elements of Matt Simons's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Matt Simons?
Matt Simons is primarily known for pop music. With a steady pulse and shimmering synth layers complemented by grounded acoustic tones, Simons’ music creates an uplifting yet contemplative atmosphere that encourages both movement and reflection.
Where should I start if I like Matt Simons?
If you enjoy Matt Simons, start with Ed Sheeran — their album "÷" is a great entry point. Sheeran blends acoustic elements with pop sensibilities, creating uplifting tracks that encourage both movement and introspection.