Bands & artists like Patrick Cowley
If you like Patrick Cowley, 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.
New to Patrick Cowley? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Giorgio Moroder
GuideAs a pioneer of electronic disco, Moroder's work features driving beats and lush synthesizer arrangements that echo Cowley's expansive sound.
Sylvester
Sylvester's music combines hi-NRG rhythms with powerful vocals and vibrant synths, creating an energetic atmosphere similar to Cowley's style.
Kraftwerk
GuideKraftwerk's innovative use of synthesizers and repetitive beats aligns closely with Cowley's electronic aesthetic, offering a futuristic soundscape.
Donna Summer
GuideSummer's collaborations with Moroder produced iconic disco tracks characterized by pulsating rhythms and rich synth layers reminiscent of Cowley.
The Weather Girls
GuideKnown for their upbeat disco hits, The Weather Girls deliver infectious energy and catchy melodies that parallel Cowley's danceable tracks.
Pet Shop Boys
GuideTheir blend of pop and electronic music features driving beats and lush production, mirroring the sonic textures found in Cowley's work.
Chic
GuideChic's sophisticated disco sound is driven by rhythmic basslines and shimmering guitars, creating an infectious energy akin to Cowley’s tracks.
Erasure
GuideErasure's catchy synth-pop melodies combined with danceable beats evoke a similar euphoric feel found in Patrick Cowley's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Patrick Cowley?
Artists similar to Patrick Cowley include Giorgio Moroder, Sylvester, Kraftwerk and Donna Summer. Each shares elements of Patrick Cowley's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Patrick Cowley?
Patrick Cowley is primarily known for electronic, disco and Hi-NRG. A relentless pulse drives Cowley's music forward, layered with shimmering synths that create an expansive atmosphere full of tension and release.
Where should I start if I like Patrick Cowley?
If you enjoy Patrick Cowley, start with Giorgio Moroder — their album "E=MC²" is a great entry point. As a pioneer of electronic disco, Moroder's work features driving beats and lush synthesizer arrangements that echo Cowley's expansive sound.