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

If you like N.W.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

Arabian Prince

Arabian Prince

Shared genres: West Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, old-school hip-hop

G-funk West Coast hip-hop electro
Ice-T

Ice-T

Shared genres: West Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

West Coast hip-hop gangsta rap golden age hip-hop
Tupac Shakur

Tupac Shakur

Guide

Shared genres: West Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

G-funk West Coast hip-hop conscious hip-hop
Too Short

Too Short

Shared genres: West Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

G-funk West Coast hip-hop crunk
Sticky Fingaz

Sticky Fingaz

Shared genres: gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

East Coast hip-hop gangsta rap hardcore hip-hop
UGK

UGK

Shared genres: gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

Southern hip-hop country rap dirty south
Mystikal

Mystikal

Shared genres: gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

Southern hip-hop crunk dirty rap
Twista

Twista

Shared genres: gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop

Midwest hip-hop chopper gangsta rap

Common questions

Who sounds like N.W.A.?

Artists similar to N.W.A. include Arabian Prince, Ice-T, Tupac Shakur and Too Short. Each shares elements of N.W.A.'s sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is N.W.A.?

N.W.A. is primarily known for gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop and West Coast hip-hop. Featuring heavy beats that pulse with an urgent intensity, N.W.A's tracks are characterized by tight rhythms and harsh vocal deliveries that challenge listeners to engage with unsettling narratives.

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

If you enjoy N.W.A., start with Arabian Prince — their album "Brother Arab" is a great entry point. Shared genres: West Coast hip-hop, gangsta rap, old-school hip-hop