Bands & artists like Samra

If you like Samra, 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

Ufo361

Ufo361

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Ufo361's use of layered beats and melodic hooks creates a similar immersive experience, with an emotional depth that resonates in his tracks.

cloud rap hip-hop pop rap
Nimo

Nimo

Nimo combines intricate rhythms with emotive lyrics, often exploring themes of tension and release in a way that parallels Samra's style.

Capital Bra

Capital Bra

With his dynamic flow and varied production styles, Capital Bra crafts songs that build emotional landscapes through rhythmic complexity.

hip-hop
Apache 207

Apache 207

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Apache 207's blend of rap and melodic elements along with his storytelling approach mirrors the immersive qualities found in Samra's music.

cloud rap hip-hop pop music
Bausa

Bausa

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Bausa's fusion of hip-hop and pop elements, combined with his emotive delivery, offers a similar immersive listening experience.

German hip-hop
Dardan

Dardan

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Dardan's rhythmic experimentation and lyrical depth contribute to an immersive soundscape that aligns closely with Samra's artistic vision.

hip-hop
Sido

Sido

Sido's ability to weave personal narratives into complex rhythms makes for an emotionally charged listening experience reminiscent of Samra.

hip-hop
Fler

Fler

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Fler's gritty lyrical content paired with heavy beats creates a tense atmosphere that parallels the emotional landscapes explored by Samra.

German hip-hop gangsta rap hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Samra?

Artists similar to Samra include Ufo361, Nimo, Capital Bra and Apache 207. Each shares elements of Samra's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Samra?

Samra is primarily known for hip-hop. Layered rhythms create an immersive experience where tension builds through syncopation and release punctuates the emotional landscapes.

Where should I start if I like Samra?

If you enjoy Samra, start with Ufo361 — their album "Rich Rich" is a great entry point. Ufo361's use of layered beats and melodic hooks creates a similar immersive experience, with an emotional depth that resonates in his tracks.