Bands & artists like Rae Morris
If you like Rae Morris, 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 Rae Morris? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Låpsley
GuideLåpsley's use of atmospheric synths and emotive vocals creates a similar immersive experience, blending downtempo beats with introspective lyrics.
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
GuideHer blend of pop sensibilities with electronic elements and spacious production mirrors the sonic landscape found in Rae Morris's work.
London Grammar
GuideTheir haunting vocal style and layered instrumentation evoke a deep emotional resonance akin to the soundscapes crafted by Rae Morris.
FKA twigs
GuideFKA twigs combines experimental pop with ethereal production, creating a rich auditory experience that parallels Morris's immersive style.
Bat for Lashes
GuideBat for Lashes' eclectic mix of folk and electronic music, along with her atmospheric arrangements, aligns closely with the mood of Rae Morris.
Florence + the Machine
GuideThe dramatic vocal delivery and lush instrumentation in Florence Welch's music resonate well with the emotional depth found in Rae Morris's tracks.
AlunaGeorge
Their fusion of R&B and electronic pop, characterized by airy vocals and intricate beats, offers a sound palette similar to that of Rae Morris.
Sevdaliza
GuideSevdaliza’s unique blend of electronic music and emotive storytelling parallels the immersive qualities present in Rae Morris's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Rae Morris?
Artists similar to Rae Morris include Låpsley, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, London Grammar and FKA twigs. Each shares elements of Rae Morris's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Rae Morris?
Rae Morris is primarily known for downtempo. Morris’s music combines spacious synth layers with steady rhythmic pulses, creating an immersive atmosphere that balances introspection and emotional release.
Where should I start if I like Rae Morris?
If you enjoy Rae Morris, start with Låpsley — their album "Through Water" is a great entry point. Låpsley's use of atmospheric synths and emotive vocals creates a similar immersive experience, blending downtempo beats with introspective lyrics.