Bands & artists like Phyno
If you like Phyno, 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
Nasty C
Nasty C's blend of hip-hop and African influences mirrors Phyno's style, featuring intricate beats and a confident vocal approach.
M.I Abaga
GuideM.I Abaga's lyrical prowess and fusion of traditional Nigerian sounds with modern hip-hop elements align closely with Phyno's aesthetic.
Sarkodie
Sarkodie's rapid-fire flow and incorporation of local dialects in his rap reflect a similar cultural blending found in Phyno's music.
Runtown
Runtown combines Afrobeat with urban sounds, creating a vibrant energy that complements Phyno's musical style.
Ice Prince
GuideIce Prince’s melodic rap style and incorporation of Nigerian culture in his music aligns with Phyno’s thematic focus.
Reminisce
Reminisce blends traditional Yoruba sounds with contemporary hip-hop, echoing the cultural fusion found in Phyno's work.
Kizz Daniel
GuideKizz Daniel’s catchy melodies and rhythmic beats provide a pop-infused take on the vibrant soundscape similar to Phyno’s.
Teni
Teni’s playful vocal delivery and incorporation of Afrobeats bring a lively spirit that resonates well with Phyno’s music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Phyno?
Artists similar to Phyno include Nasty C, M.I Abaga, Sarkodie and Runtown. Each shares elements of Phyno's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Phyno?
Phyno is primarily known for hip-hop and Igbo rap. Phyno's music pulses with rhythmic intensity, layering sharp vocal delivery over intricate beats that fuse tradition with forward momentum.
Where should I start if I like Phyno?
If you enjoy Phyno, start with Nasty C — their album "Zulu Man With Some Power" is a great entry point. Nasty C's blend of hip-hop and African influences mirrors Phyno's style, featuring intricate beats and a confident vocal approach.