Bands & artists like Nines

If you like Nines, 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

Dave

Dave

Dave's intricate lyricism and smooth delivery complement Nines' laid-back grooves, often exploring similar themes of life in the UK.

pop music
J Hus

J Hus

J Hus blends elements of UK rap with Afrobeat influences, creating a relaxed yet rhythmic sound that aligns well with Nines' style.

Afroswing UK rap gangsta rap
Giggs

Giggs

Giggs' deep voice and storytelling approach resonate with the atmospheric beats found in Nines' music, offering a gritty yet melodic experience.

UK rap

MoStack

MoStack's catchy hooks and smooth flow provide a similar balance of rhythm and melody, making his tracks a good match for Nines' sound.

Aitch

Aitch

Aitch’s playful yet introspective lyrics over spacious beats create a vibe that complements Nines’ laid-back aesthetic.

UK rap
Headie One

Headie One

Headie One's unique flow and atmospheric production align closely with the sonic landscape crafted by Nines.

Afrobeats UK drill UK rap
Central Cee

Central Cee

Guide

Central Cee’s contemporary take on UK rap features smooth rhythms and relatable themes that echo Nines' style.

UK drill UK rap pop rap
Skepta

Skepta

Guide

Skepta’s pioneering sound in UK rap combines gritty realism with melodic elements, resonating with the atmosphere of Nines’ music.

UK rap grime

Common questions

Who sounds like Nines?

Artists similar to Nines include Dave, J Hus, Giggs and MoStack. Each shares elements of Nines's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Nines?

Nines is primarily known for gangsta rap, UK rap and road rap. Nines’ tracks unfold with a laid-back groove that juxtaposes tight rhythms against spacious beats, creating an atmosphere rich with both tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Nines?

If you enjoy Nines, start with Dave — their album "Game Over" is a great entry point. Dave's intricate lyricism and smooth delivery complement Nines' laid-back grooves, often exploring similar themes of life in the UK.