Bands & artists like Sam Feldt

If you like Sam Feldt, 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

Kygo

Kygo

Kygo's tropical house sound features lush melodies and vibrant rhythms that evoke a similar uplifting atmosphere.

deep house downtempo electronic dance music
Felix Jaehn

Felix Jaehn

Felix Jaehn combines catchy hooks with tropical elements, creating feel-good tracks that resonate with Feldt's style.

deep house electronic dance music tropical house
Matoma

Matoma

Matoma's blend of tropical house and pop-infused beats mirrors the bright textures and danceable grooves found in Feldt's music.

electronic dance music
Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies

Lost Frequencies crafts melodic house tracks with a laid-back vibe that aligns well with Sam Feldt's buoyant sound.

deep house tropical house
Robin Schulz

Robin Schulz

Guide

Robin Schulz's deep house influences combined with melodic hooks create an engaging listening experience similar to Feldt's work.

house music
Zedd

Zedd

Guide

Zedd's production style features polished electronic sounds and infectious melodies that appeal to fans of Sam Feldt.

dubstep electro house electronic dance music
Jonas Blue

Jonas Blue

Jonas Blue is known for his catchy tropical house hits that share the same sun-soaked vibe as Sam Feldt’s music.

house music snap music trap music
Kungs

Kungs

Kungs' upbeat and funky approach to house music captures a lively energy akin to the feel-good nature of Sam Feldt's tracks.

tropical house

Common questions

Who sounds like Sam Feldt?

Artists similar to Sam Feldt include Kygo, Felix Jaehn, Matoma and Lost Frequencies. Each shares elements of Sam Feldt's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Sam Feldt?

Sam Feldt is primarily known for house and tropical house. Feldt’s music pulses with buoyant grooves and bright textures that steadily build momentum, creating an intoxicating atmosphere perfect for dancing or daydreaming.

Where should I start if I like Sam Feldt?

If you enjoy Sam Feldt, start with Kygo — their album "Cloud Nine" is a great entry point. Kygo's tropical house sound features lush melodies and vibrant rhythms that evoke a similar uplifting atmosphere.