Bands & artists like Park Ji-hoon

If you like Park Ji-hoon, 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

BTS

BTS

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Their intricate production and blend of melodic hooks with rhythmic complexity resonate well with Park Ji-hoon's style.

K-pop Korean hip-hop dance-pop
NCT 127

NCT 127

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Known for their experimental soundscapes and dynamic rhythms, they share a similar approach to building tension in their tracks.

K-pop hip-hop
Stray Kids

Stray Kids

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Their use of heavy beats and layered melodies creates an engaging sound that parallels Ji-hoon's intricate musicality.

J-pop K-pop dance-pop
Ateez

Ateez

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With their powerful beats and catchy choruses, ATEEZ offers a sound that balances intensity and melody akin to Ji-hoon.

K-pop dance-pop hip-hop
Seventeen

Seventeen

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Their diverse range of musical styles and strong rhythmic elements align closely with the sonic characteristics found in Ji-hoon's work.

C-pop K-pop dance-pop
Monsta X

Monsta X

They incorporate robust instrumentation and emotional vocal delivery, mirroring the tension and release present in Ji-hoon's music.

K-pop
Got7

Got7

Their smooth blend of R&B influences with pop sensibilities reflects the melodic intricacies found in Park Ji-hoon's tracks.

K-pop hip-hop
Enhypen

Enhypen

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Combining catchy hooks with intense beats, ENHYPEN's sound captures a similar energy and emotional depth as Ji-hoon’s music.

K-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Park Ji-hoon?

Artists similar to Park Ji-hoon include BTS, NCT 127, Stray Kids and Ateez. Each shares elements of Park Ji-hoon's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Park Ji-hoon?

Park Ji-hoon is primarily known for K-pop. Driven by a steady pulse, his tracks build tension through intricate rhythms while balancing melodic hooks with moments of introspective space.

Where should I start if I like Park Ji-hoon?

If you enjoy Park Ji-hoon, start with BTS — their album "Wake Up" is a great entry point. Their intricate production and blend of melodic hooks with rhythmic complexity resonate well with Park Ji-hoon's style.