Bands & artists like Quinn XCII

If you like Quinn XCII, 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 Quinn XCII? Start with our listening guide.

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Jon Bellion

Jon Bellion

Jon Bellion combines catchy hooks with intricate production and emotional lyrics, similar to Quinn XCII's blend of upbeat and contemplative themes.

alternative hip-hop alternative rock contemporary R&B
Lauv

Lauv

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Lauv's music features relatable lyrics and a mix of electronic and acoustic elements that create an engaging emotional landscape akin to Quinn XCII's style.

electronic music
Jeremy Camp

Jeremy Camp

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Jeremy Camp’s melodic songwriting and heartfelt delivery resonate with the emotional engagement present in Quinn XCII's music.

contemporary Christian music
Gryffin

Gryffin

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Gryffin blends electronic beats with organic instrumentation, creating a dynamic sound that complements the rhythmic grooves of Quinn XCII.

Said the Sky

Said the Sky

Said The Sky's emotive melodies and lush production evoke a similar sense of movement between energetic and reflective moments as seen in Quinn XCII's tracks.

dance music
Bazzi

Bazzi

Bazzi’s fusion of pop and R&B elements, along with his personal lyricism, aligns well with the engaging styles of Quinn XCII.

pop music
Ruel

Ruel

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Ruel's soulful voice and modern pop production create a captivating atmosphere that is reminiscent of the emotional resonance in Quinn XCII's music.

pop music soul
Khalid

Khalid

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Khalid’s smooth vocal delivery paired with contemporary beats offers a similar blend of energy and introspection found in Quinn XCII's work.

contemporary R&B

Common questions

Who sounds like Quinn XCII?

Artists similar to Quinn XCII include Jon Bellion, Lauv, Jeremy Camp and Gryffin. Each shares elements of Quinn XCII's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like Quinn XCII?

If you enjoy Quinn XCII, start with Jon Bellion — their album "The Human Condition" is a great entry point. Jon Bellion combines catchy hooks with intricate production and emotional lyrics, similar to Quinn XCII's blend of upbeat and contemplative themes.