Bands & artists like Snakehips

If you like Snakehips, 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

Odesza

Odesza

Their lush electronic soundscapes and rhythmic intricacies create a similar airy spaciousness that invites movement.

electro
Flume

Flume

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Known for his innovative production style, Flume's tracks blend electronic elements with R&B influences, echoing Snakehips' sonic palette.

electronica trip hop
Marshmello

Marshmello

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His upbeat electronic tracks often feature smooth vocal collaborations and rhythmic precision that align well with Snakehips' style.

electronic dance music electronic music
Khalid

Khalid

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Khalid's blend of R&B and pop with electronic elements resonates with the rhythmic yet airy feel present in Snakehips' work.

contemporary R&B
SG Lewis

SG Lewis

His fusion of disco-inspired beats and contemporary R&B vibes complements the rhythmic precision found in Snakehips' tracks.

contemporary R&B electronic dance music electronic music
Disclosure

Disclosure

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With their infectious grooves and polished production, Disclosure shares a similar rhythmic energy and electronic foundation.

UK garage deep house future garage
Mura Masa

Mura Masa

His eclectic approach to electronic music, combining various genres and airy textures, aligns closely with the sound of Snakehips.

alternative electronic
Zhu

Zhu

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ZHU's atmospheric production and deep house influences create a moody yet danceable experience akin to Snakehips' style.

electronic music house music

Common questions

Who sounds like Snakehips?

Artists similar to Snakehips include Odesza, Flume, Marshmello and Khalid. Each shares elements of Snakehips's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Snakehips?

Snakehips is primarily known for electronic and R&B. Each track pulses with rhythmic precision while maintaining a sense of airy spaciousness that invites exploration and movement.

Where should I start if I like Snakehips?

If you enjoy Snakehips, start with Odesza — their album "In Return" is a great entry point. Their lush electronic soundscapes and rhythmic intricacies create a similar airy spaciousness that invites movement.