Bands & artists like Sims

If you like Sims, 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

Open Mike Eagle

Open Mike Eagle

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Like Sims, Open Mike Eagle combines intricate lyricism with a blend of introspective themes and experimental beats, creating a thoughtful listening experience.

alternative hip-hop hip-hop underground hip-hop
Aesop Rock

Aesop Rock

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Aesop Rock's dense vocabulary and abstract storytelling over unconventional production mirror the cerebral yet urgent style found in Sims' work.

abstract hip-hop
Homeboy Sandman

Homeboy Sandman

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Homeboy Sandman's unique flow and reflective lyrics paired with eclectic beats resonate well with the immersive atmosphere crafted by Sims.

hip-hop
Milo

Milo

Milo's poetic verses and experimental soundscapes provide a similar blend of urgency and contemplation that fans of Sims would appreciate.

hip-hop
Saba

Saba

Saba's introspective lyrics and innovative production create a compelling narrative style that parallels the immersive qualities present in Sims' music.

hip-hop
Danny Brown

Danny Brown

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Danny Brown's dynamic vocal delivery and eclectic beats offer a raw energy that aligns with the pulsating urgency found in Sims' tracks.

alternative hip-hop experimental hip-hop hardcore hip-hop
Isaiah Rashad

Isaiah Rashad

Isaiah Rashad's smooth flows and contemplative lyrics over atmospheric beats create a vibe that resonates closely with the sound of Sims.

Southern hip-hop alternative hip-hop
IDK

IDK

IDK's sharp lyricism and genre-blending production align well with the tension and release dynamics evident in Sims' music.

hip-hop jazz rap trap music

Common questions

Who sounds like Sims?

Artists similar to Sims include Open Mike Eagle, Aesop Rock, Homeboy Sandman and Milo. Each shares elements of Sims's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Sims?

Sims is primarily known for hip-hop. Sims crafts tightly woven verses over pulsating beats that balance tension and release, creating an immersive atmosphere that pulses with urgency yet allows for contemplation.

Where should I start if I like Sims?

If you enjoy Sims, start with Open Mike Eagle — their album "Unapologetic Art Rap" is a great entry point. Like Sims, Open Mike Eagle combines intricate lyricism with a blend of introspective themes and experimental beats, creating a thoughtful listening experience.