Bands & artists like Seth Sentry

If you like Seth Sentry, 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

Allday

Allday

Allday's laid-back delivery and introspective lyrics create a similar chill atmosphere, making his music perfect for relaxed listening.

hip-hop indie pop
Tash Sultana

Tash Sultana

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Tash Sultana blends smooth vocals with a mix of hip-hop and indie elements, echoing the reflective storytelling found in Seth Sentry's work.

funk indie pop psychedelic rock
Loyle Carner

Loyle Carner

With his warm vocal style and personal storytelling, Loyle Carner captures a similar intimacy and ease in his music.

hip-hop
Sampa the Great

Sampa the Great

Sampa the Great's fusion of hip-hop with rich instrumentation and thoughtful lyrics aligns well with the reflective nature of Seth Sentry's tracks.

hip-hop
G Flip

G Flip

G Flip's combination of pop-infused beats and relatable lyrics offers a similar easy-going feel that fans of Seth Sentry would appreciate.

Masego

Masego

Masego's smooth fusion of jazz, R&B, and hip-hop brings a unique flavor that complements the relaxed grooves found in Seth Sentry's music.

Baker Boy

Baker Boy

Baker Boy's energetic yet laid-back style, along with his storytelling ability, makes him a great match for listeners who enjoy Seth Sentry.

Australian hip-hop contemporary R&B soul
Joey Bada$$

Joey Bada$$

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Joey Bada$$'s lyrical depth combined with smooth production provides a similar aesthetic to the storytelling found in Seth Sentry's music.

East Coast hip-hop progressive rap

Common questions

Who sounds like Seth Sentry?

Artists similar to Seth Sentry include Allday, Tash Sultana, Loyle Carner and Sampa the Great. Each shares elements of Seth Sentry's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Seth Sentry?

Seth Sentry is primarily known for hip-hop and dolewave. With its relaxed rhythms and conversational flow, Seth Sentry's music pulses like an afternoon hangout, where reflective storytelling intertwines seamlessly with understated grooves.

Where should I start if I like Seth Sentry?

If you enjoy Seth Sentry, start with Allday — their album "Startup Cult" is a great entry point. Allday's laid-back delivery and introspective lyrics create a similar chill atmosphere, making his music perfect for relaxed listening.