Bands & artists like Nina West

If you like Nina West, 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

Janelle Monáe

Janelle Monáe

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Monáe combines infectious grooves with intricate production and a strong narrative focus, creating an engaging listening experience.

alternative hip-hop funk rhythm and blues
Robyn

Robyn

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Known for her dance-pop anthems, Robyn's music features vibrant beats and emotional depth that resonate well with West's style.

contemporary R&B electropop pop music
Sofi Tukker

Sofi Tukker

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With their eclectic mix of global sounds and upbeat rhythms, Sofi Tukker creates a lively atmosphere similar to West’s energetic grooves.

house music
Kimbra

Kimbra

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Kimbra’s innovative use of rhythm and melody alongside her unique vocal style aligns closely with the layered soundscapes of West.

alternative rock pop music rhythm and blues
Tove Lo

Tove Lo

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Her combination of catchy hooks and candid storytelling over pulsating beats resonates well with the rhythmic insistence found in West's tracks.

electropop indie pop pop music
Charli XCX

Charli XCX

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Charli’s experimental pop sound and emphasis on bold production choices create an exciting sonic palette that parallels West's music.

hyperpop
Hayley Kiyoko

Hayley Kiyoko

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Kiyoko’s upbeat pop melodies and relatable themes provide a bright and engaging listening experience reminiscent of West’s buoyant grooves.

pop music
Lizzo

Lizzo

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With her empowering lyrics and infectious energy, Lizzo's music invites movement in a way that aligns closely with the rhythmic elements of West's work.

contemporary R&B gospel music hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Nina West?

Artists similar to Nina West include Janelle Monáe, Robyn, Sofi Tukker and Kimbra. Each shares elements of Nina West's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Nina West?

If you enjoy Nina West, start with Janelle Monáe — their album "Dirty Computer" is a great entry point. Monáe combines infectious grooves with intricate production and a strong narrative focus, creating an engaging listening experience.