Bands & artists like Miss Montreal

If you like Miss Montreal, 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

Kensington

Kensington

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Their anthemic rock sound combined with catchy melodies and relatable lyrics resonates well with Miss Montreal's vibrant pop-rock style.

indie rock
Dotan

Dotan

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Dotan's emotive vocal delivery and rich instrumentation create a heartfelt atmosphere similar to the buoyant melodies of Miss Montreal.

independent music
Racoon

Racoon

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With their blend of pop and rock elements, Racoon offers a melodic sensibility that aligns closely with the rhythmic drive found in Miss Montreal's music.

alternative rock
Nielson

Nielson

Nielson's upbeat pop songs feature infectious hooks and a lively energy that mirrors the vibrant tapestry of Miss Montreal's sound.

Nederpop
Ilse DeLange

Ilse DeLange

Her blend of country-infused pop and strong storytelling aligns with the lived experiences reflected in Miss Montreal's lyrics.

Americana country music folk music
Anouk

Anouk

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Anouk’s powerful vocals and dynamic arrangements provide a compelling parallel to the emotional depth and rhythmic vitality of Miss Montreal.

pop rock rock music
BLØF

BLØF

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Bløf's melodic rock sound and thoughtful lyrics resonate well with the vibrant, rhythmic qualities found in Miss Montreal's music.

Nederpop pop music pop rock
S10

S10

S10's introspective lyrics paired with a modern pop sound create a connection to the emotional landscape present in Miss Montreal's work.

Dutch hip hop alternative pop emo rap

Common questions

Who sounds like Miss Montreal?

Artists similar to Miss Montreal include Kensington, Dotan, Racoon and Nielson. Each shares elements of Miss Montreal's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Miss Montreal?

Miss Montreal is primarily known for Nederpop. Pulsing with rhythmic drive and buoyant melodies, her music creates a vibrant tapestry where each beat carries the weight of lived experience.

Where should I start if I like Miss Montreal?

If you enjoy Miss Montreal, start with Kensington — their album "Time" is a great entry point. Their anthemic rock sound combined with catchy melodies and relatable lyrics resonates well with Miss Montreal's vibrant pop-rock style.