If you like N.A.S.A., try these artists

If you like N.A.S.A., 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.

alternative hip-hop

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Kool Keith

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

East Coast hip-hop abstract hip-hop alternative hip-hop

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The Return of Dr. Octagon

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The Roots

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

alternative hip-hop alternative rock conscious hip-hop

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Phrenology

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Earl Sweatshirt

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

West Coast hip-hop abstract hip-hop alternative hip-hop

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I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside: An Album By Earl Sweatshirt

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Danny Brown

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

alternative hip-hop experimental hip-hop hardcore hip-hop

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Hawaiian Snow

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Everlast

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

alternative hip-hop alternative rock blues

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Eat at Whitey's

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Krizz Kaliko

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

Midwest hip-hop alternative hip-hop hardcore hip-hop

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Kickin' and Screamin'

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Travie McCoy

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

alternative hip-hop pop rap rap rock

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Lazarus

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Angel Haze

Shared genres: alternative hip-hop

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Dirty Gold

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Common questions

Who sounds like N.A.S.A.?

Artists similar to N.A.S.A. include Kool Keith, The Roots, Earl Sweatshirt and Danny Brown. Each shares elements of N.A.S.A.'s sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is N.A.S.A.?

N.A.S.A. is primarily known for alternative hip-hop. Rhythmic layers intertwine with pulsing beats, creating a dense yet fluid movement that feels both celebratory and introspective.

Where should I start if I like N.A.S.A.?

If you enjoy N.A.S.A., start with Kool Keith — their album "The Return of Dr. Octagon" is a great entry point. Shared genres: alternative hip-hop