Bands & artists like NC.A

If you like NC.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.

Artists to try next

Hyuna

Hyuna

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HyunA's music features a blend of catchy hooks and dynamic production, often exploring themes of love with an energetic and bold vocal style.

K-pop dance-pop hip-hop
Sunmi

Sunmi

Sunmi's tracks often feature driving beats and layered synths, paired with her unique vocal delivery that resonates with themes of love and empowerment.

K-pop
GFriend

GFriend

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Gfriend's music is characterized by intricate harmonies and upbeat rhythms, delivering euphoric choruses that reflect youthful romance and energy.

K-pop
Itzy

Itzy

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ITZY's sound is marked by high-energy beats and empowering lyrics, making their music both infectious and relatable to contemporary love experiences.

K-pop electronic dance music hip-hop
Blackpink

Blackpink

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BLACKPINK blends powerful vocals with a mix of pop and hip-hop influences, creating anthemic songs that capture the excitement of modern relationships.

J-pop K-pop electronic dance music
Mamamoo

Mamamoo

MAMAMOO's diverse vocal styles and rich harmonies create a vibrant sound palette, often exploring emotional narratives in their music.

contemporary R&B jazz pop music
Red Velvet

Red Velvet

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Red Velvet's ability to seamlessly switch between different musical styles while maintaining catchy hooks makes their songs resonate well within the K-pop landscape.

K-pop
Somi

Somi

Somi's solo work showcases a blend of pop sensibilities with personal storytelling, capturing the highs and lows of love through engaging melodies.

jazz

Common questions

Who sounds like NC.A?

Artists similar to NC.A include Hyuna, Sunmi, GFriend and Itzy. Each shares elements of NC.A's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is NC.A?

NC.A is primarily known for K-pop. With a driving rhythmic pulse and layered harmonies that build tension before releasing into euphoric choruses, NC.A's music pulses with an infectious energy that mirrors the highs and lows of contemporary love.

Where should I start if I like NC.A?

If you enjoy NC.A, start with Hyuna — their album "I'm Not Cool" is a great entry point. HyunA's music features a blend of catchy hooks and dynamic production, often exploring themes of love with an energetic and bold vocal style.