Bands & artists like Mauro Picotto
If you like Mauro Picotto, 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 Mauro Picotto? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Paul van Dyk
GuideKnown for his driving trance beats and melodic layers, Paul van Dyk creates expansive soundscapes that resonate with Mauro Picotto's energetic style.
Armin van Buuren
His blend of uplifting trance and deep techno elements mirrors the intricate layering and driving energy characteristic of Mauro Picotto's music.
Carl Cox
A pioneer in techno, Carl Cox's sets are known for their infectious grooves and layered rhythms, much like the immersive sonic environments created by Mauro Picotto.
Sasha
GuideSasha's ability to weave complex narratives through his mixes and his use of deep, rolling basslines echoes the expansive soundscapes of Mauro Picotto.
John Digweed
GuideRenowned for his progressive house and techno blends, John Digweed's intricate layering and rhythm-driven tracks align well with Mauro Picotto's style.
Above & Beyond
GuideTheir emotive melodies and driving beats create a dynamic atmosphere that resonates with the energetic vibe of Mauro Picotto's music.
Eric Prydz
GuideWith a knack for crafting melodic techno tracks that build tension and release, Eric Prydz shares a similar sonic palette with Mauro Picotto.
Adam Beyer
GuideAs a key figure in the techno scene, Adam Beyer's rhythmic intensity and layered production techniques resonate with Mauro Picotto's musical approach.
Common questions
Who sounds like Mauro Picotto?
Artists similar to Mauro Picotto include Paul van Dyk, Armin van Buuren, Carl Cox and Sasha. Each shares elements of Mauro Picotto's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Mauro Picotto?
Mauro Picotto is primarily known for techno. A relentless groove drives the interconnected layers of rhythm and melody, creating an expansive sonic environment that compels movement and connection.
Where should I start if I like Mauro Picotto?
If you enjoy Mauro Picotto, start with Paul van Dyk — their album "Avenue Of Stars" is a great entry point. Known for his driving trance beats and melodic layers, Paul van Dyk creates expansive soundscapes that resonate with Mauro Picotto's energetic style.