Bands & artists like R. City

If you like R. City, 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

Major Lazer

Major Lazer

Their fusion of electronic dance music with Caribbean influences creates infectious rhythms that inspire movement.

dancehall electro house electronic dance music
Fifth Harmony

Fifth Harmony

With catchy hooks and vibrant pop production, their songs invite sing-alongs and have a lively energy similar to R. City's style.

pop music
Jason Derulo

Jason Derulo

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Known for his catchy melodies and danceable beats, Derulo's pop-infused sound aligns well with the inviting bounce of R. City.

contemporary R&B hip-hop pop music
Calvin Harris

Calvin Harris

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His knack for creating upbeat dance tracks with memorable choruses complements the lively vibe present in R. City's work.

dance-pop electro house electronic dance music
Nick Jonas

Nick Jonas

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Jonas combines pop and R&B elements with catchy hooks that encourage listener engagement, akin to R. City’s approach.

contemporary R&B pop music rock music
Katy Perry

Katy Perry

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Her anthemic choruses and vibrant production create an uplifting atmosphere that resonates with the energetic feel of R. City.

dance music electropop gospel music
Demi Lovato

Demi Lovato

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Lovato's powerful vocals paired with pop beats create a dynamic sound that is both engaging and reminiscent of R. City's style.

contemporary R&B dance-pop electropop
David Guetta

David Guetta

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His collaborations often feature catchy melodies and danceable rhythms, providing a sonic landscape similar to that of R. City.

French house dance-pop electro house

Common questions

Who sounds like R. City?

Artists similar to R. City include Major Lazer, Fifth Harmony, Jason Derulo and Calvin Harris. Each shares elements of R. City's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like R. City?

If you enjoy R. City, start with Major Lazer — their album "Major Lazer Essentials" is a great entry point. Their fusion of electronic dance music with Caribbean influences creates infectious rhythms that inspire movement.