Bands & artists like RL Grime

If you like RL Grime, 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 RL Grime? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Flume

Flume

Guide

Flume's experimental approach to electronic music features heavy bass and intricate sound design that creates a similar atmospheric tension.

electronica trip hop
What So Not

What So Not

What So Not combines powerful bass drops with layered textures, mirroring RL Grime's energetic and immersive style.

Baauer

Baauer

Baauer's tracks often feature heavy bass and complex rhythms, aligning closely with the driving energy found in RL Grime's music.

EDM trap music UK bass electronic dance music
Zeds Dead

Zeds Dead

Guide

Zeds Dead is known for their heavy bass and intricate layering, creating a similar sonic experience to RL Grime's high-energy tracks.

Joyryde

Joyryde

Joyryde delivers high-energy tracks with heavy bass and intricate production, echoing the relentless drive found in RL Grime's music.

bass house dubstep future house
Dillon Francis

Dillon Francis

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Dillon Francis mixes moody atmospheres with energetic beats, paralleling the tension and drive characteristic of RL Grime’s sound.

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE

NGHTMRE's dynamic sound blends heavy bass with atmospheric builds, creating a similar vibe to RL Grime’s intense productions.

EDM trap music bass music (EDM) dubstep
Porter Robinson

Porter Robinson

Guide

Porter Robinson's ability to combine emotional melodies with powerful electronic elements resonates well with RL Grime’s sound palette.

electro house indie pop synth-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like RL Grime?

Artists similar to RL Grime include Flume, What So Not, Baauer and Zeds Dead. Each shares elements of RL Grime's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is RL Grime?

RL Grime is primarily known for electronic. Each track pulses with heavy bass and intricate layers, driving forward with relentless energy while creating atmospheric tension that envelops the listener.

Where should I start if I like RL Grime?

If you enjoy RL Grime, start with Flume — their album "Flume" is a great entry point. Flume's experimental approach to electronic music features heavy bass and intricate sound design that creates a similar atmospheric tension.