Bands & artists like Ridsa

If you like Ridsa, 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

Kendji Girac

Kendji Girac

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Kendji combines pop and R&B influences with a relaxed groove, similar to Ridsa's melodic style.

Latin pop flamenco folk-pop
Soprano

Soprano

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Soprano's blend of hip-hop and pop elements, paired with introspective lyrics, resonates well with Ridsa's sound.

hip-hop pop music pop rap
Vianney

Vianney

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Vianney’s soft melodies and rhythmic acoustic pop align closely with the laid-back vibe found in Ridsa's tracks.

chanson middle of the road
Gims

Gims

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Gims merges contemporary R&B with catchy hooks and rhythmic complexity, mirroring Ridsa's engaging sound.

French contemporary R&B chanson hip-hop
Lomepal

Lomepal

Lomepal's introspective lyrics and fusion of rap and melodic elements create a similar emotional landscape as Ridsa.

French hip-hop
Dadju

Dadju

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Dadju's smooth vocal delivery and blend of urban pop styles parallel the melodic intricacies present in Ridsa's music.

French contemporary R&B French hip-hop pop urbaine
Hatik

Hatik

Hatik’s mix of rap and melodic singing captures a similar balance between celebration and introspection as heard in Ridsa’s work.

French hip-hop
Nekfeu

Nekfeu

Nekfeu combines reflective lyrics with diverse musical influences, creating an engaging sound akin to Ridsa’s style.

French hip-hop political hip-hop rapping

Common questions

Who sounds like Ridsa?

Artists similar to Ridsa include Kendji Girac, Soprano, Vianney and Gims. Each shares elements of Ridsa's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Ridsa?

Ridsa is primarily known for contemporary R&B, hip-hop and pop rap. Ridsa’s tracks pulse with a laid-back groove, blending soft melodic lines with rhythmic intricacies that create an engaging tension between introspection and celebration.

Where should I start if I like Ridsa?

If you enjoy Ridsa, start with Kendji Girac — their album "L'École de la vie" is a great entry point. Kendji combines pop and R&B influences with a relaxed groove, similar to Ridsa's melodic style.