Bands & artists like Rustie
If you like Rustie, 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
Hudson Mohawke
GuideKnown for his vibrant and eclectic production style, Hudson Mohawke shares a similar approach to blending synths and basslines with a dynamic rhythmic intensity.
Flying Lotus
GuideHis experimental fusion of electronic music with jazz elements creates intricate soundscapes that resonate with Rustie's colorful sonic palette.
Cashmere Cat
With a knack for lush melodies and heavy bass, Cashmere Cat crafts tracks that evoke a buoyant energy akin to Rustie's work.
A-Trak
GuideA master of blending various electronic styles, A-Trak's high-energy tracks often feature the same exhilarating rhythms and synth-driven sounds as Rustie's music.
TNGHT
The collaborative project between Hudson Mohawke and Lunice delivers hard-hitting beats and vibrant synths that mirror the energetic essence found in Rustie's productions.
Odesza
Odesza's lush electronic compositions incorporate rich textures and uplifting melodies that align well with the euphoric elements present in Rustie's music.
Porter Robinson
GuideHis emotive and melodic take on electronic dance music features vibrant synths and energetic drops that echo the exhilarating rush found in Rustie's tracks.
Madeon
GuideWith his bright, catchy melodies and intricate production techniques, Madeon's work resonates with the same euphoric energy and playful sound design as Rustie.
Common questions
Who sounds like Rustie?
Artists similar to Rustie include Hudson Mohawke, Flying Lotus, Cashmere Cat and A-Trak. Each shares elements of Rustie's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Rustie?
Rustie is primarily known for EDM. A kaleidoscopic rush of synths and basslines creates a buoyant pulse, punctuated by moments of rhythmic intensity that invite movement and exhilaration.
Where should I start if I like Rustie?
If you enjoy Rustie, start with Hudson Mohawke — their album "Cry Sugar" is a great entry point. Known for his vibrant and eclectic production style, Hudson Mohawke shares a similar approach to blending synths and basslines with a dynamic rhythmic intensity.