Bands & artists like Professor Green
If you like Professor Green, 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
Example
Example blends UK garage and hip-hop with catchy hooks and personal storytelling, similar to Professor Green's narrative style.
Plan B
Plan B combines rap and rock elements with a focus on social issues, paralleling the vivid storytelling found in Professor Green's work.
Wretch 32
Wretch 32's intricate lyricism and blend of grime and hip-hop resonate well with the emotional depth and rhythmic drive of Professor Green.
Tinie Tempah
GuideTinie Tempah's energetic delivery and fusion of rap with electronic beats align closely with the vibrant soundscapes of Professor Green.
Rudimental
Rudimental's incorporation of live instrumentation and dynamic rhythms creates an uplifting atmosphere akin to the hopeful themes in Professor Green's tracks.
Jme
JME's authentic approach to grime and clever wordplay mirrors the raw honesty found in Professor Green's lyrical content.
Skepta
Skepta’s blend of grime and hip-hop, along with his impactful storytelling, resonates with the themes of struggle and triumph in Professor Green’s music.
Giggs
Giggs' deep voice and gritty narratives provide a similar emotional weight and intensity that listeners find in Professor Green's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Professor Green?
Artists similar to Professor Green include Example, Plan B, Wretch 32 and Tinie Tempah. Each shares elements of Professor Green's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Professor Green?
Professor Green is primarily known for hip-hop, rap rock and UK garage. A driving rhythm underpins vivid storytelling, creating a tension that captures both struggle and hope within its crisp beats.
Where should I start if I like Professor Green?
If you enjoy Professor Green, start with Example — their album "Live Life Living" is a great entry point. Example blends UK garage and hip-hop with catchy hooks and personal storytelling, similar to Professor Green's narrative style.