Bands & artists like Riz Ahmed

If you like Riz Ahmed, 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

Little Simz

Little Simz

Guide

Her intricate lyricism and genre-blending sound mirror the political and personal themes found in Riz Ahmed's work.

UK rap
Akala

Akala

Known for his socially conscious lyrics and fusion of hip-hop with other genres, Akala shares a similar urgency and depth in his music.

UK rap grime
Dave

Dave

Dave's introspective storytelling and innovative production styles resonate with the layered complexity of Riz Ahmed's tracks.

pop music
Stormzy

Stormzy

Guide

His powerful delivery and impactful messages align closely with the political undertones present in Riz Ahmed's music.

grime
J Hus

J Hus

J Hus combines UK rap with diverse musical influences, creating a rhythmic diversity that complements Riz Ahmed's eclectic sound.

Afroswing UK rap gangsta rap
Sampa the Great

Sampa the Great

Her fusion of hip-hop with global sounds and potent lyrical content reflects the dynamic interplay seen in Riz Ahmed's music.

hip-hop
Loyle Carner

Loyle Carner

Loyle Carner's storytelling approach and soulful beats create a reflective atmosphere akin to that of Riz Ahmed’s work.

hip-hop
Kano

Kano

Guide

Kano's sharp lyricism and incorporation of UK cultural elements resonate well with the themes explored by Riz Ahmed.

UK garage UK rap grime

Common questions

Who sounds like Riz Ahmed?

Artists similar to Riz Ahmed include Little Simz, Akala, Dave and Stormzy. Each shares elements of Riz Ahmed's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Riz Ahmed?

Riz Ahmed is primarily known for hip-hop, alternative hip-hop and UK rap. His music pulses with an urgent rhythm that combines sharp beats and textured layers, creating a dynamic interplay between tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Riz Ahmed?

If you enjoy Riz Ahmed, start with Little Simz — their album "Sometimes I Might Be Introvert" is a great entry point. Her intricate lyricism and genre-blending sound mirror the political and personal themes found in Riz Ahmed's work.