Bands & artists like PLK
If you like PLK, 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
Nekfeu
Nekfeu combines intricate lyricism with atmospheric beats, often creating reflective soundscapes similar to PLK.
Lomepal
Lomepal's blend of introspective lyrics and diverse production styles resonates with the spacious yet engaging vibe found in PLK's music.
Soprano
GuideSoprano's ability to weave storytelling into rhythmic tracks aligns well with PLK's lyrical focus and engaging production.
Orelsan
GuideOrelsan's mix of sharp lyricism and laid-back beats creates a reflective atmosphere that parallels PLK's style.
Damso
Damso offers a deep lyrical approach paired with moody production, which complements the introspective nature of PLK's work.
Vald
GuideVald's innovative sound and clever wordplay create a unique listening experience that aligns well with PLK's artistic vision.
SCH
SCH's atmospheric beats combined with his distinctive flow provide a sonic depth that mirrors the spaciousness in PLK's tracks.
Georgio
Georgio blends poetic lyrics with immersive production, creating an emotional landscape akin to PLK's reflective style.
Common questions
Who sounds like PLK?
Artists similar to PLK include Nekfeu, Lomepal, Soprano and Orelsan. Each shares elements of PLK's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is PLK?
PLK is primarily known for hip-hop. PLK's tracks pulse with a driving rhythm that balances tight lyrical delivery against spacious production, creating an environment ripe for reflection and engagement.
Where should I start if I like PLK?
If you enjoy PLK, start with Nekfeu — their album "Feu" is a great entry point. Nekfeu combines intricate lyricism with atmospheric beats, often creating reflective soundscapes similar to PLK.