Bands & artists like Spica

If you like Spica, 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

SISTAR

SISTAR

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Sistar's polished harmonies and rhythmic precision in their tracks echo Spica's intricate vocal layers and dynamic soundscapes.

K-pop
Girls' Generation

Girls' Generation

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Known for their rich vocal arrangements and engaging production, Girls' Generation shares a similar blend of pop sensibilities and emotional depth.

J-pop K-pop bubblegum music
Mamamoo

Mamamoo

Mamamoo's strong vocal performances and diverse musical styles align closely with Spica's emphasis on vocal intricacy and genre-blending.

contemporary R&B jazz pop music
Brown Eyed Girls

Brown Eyed Girls

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With their experimental approach to K-pop and focus on vocal harmonies, Brown Eyed Girls resonate with the sonic complexity found in Spica’s music.

K-pop
AOA

AOA

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AOA combines catchy melodies with strong instrumental backdrops, paralleling Spica's ability to create engaging rhythmic tension.

K-pop
Red Velvet

Red Velvet

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Red Velvet's eclectic sound and layered vocal harmonies mirror the captivating sonic tapestry that defines Spica's music.

K-pop
f(x)

f(x)

f(x) is known for their innovative sound and experimental pop elements, which align well with the intricate production style of Spica.

K-pop electropop synth-pop
Wonder Girls

Wonder Girls

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Their ability to blend various genres while maintaining strong vocal lines makes Wonder Girls a fitting comparison to Spica's artistry.

K-pop hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Spica?

Artists similar to Spica include SISTAR, Girls' Generation, Mamamoo and Brown Eyed Girls. Each shares elements of Spica's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Spica?

Spica is primarily known for K-pop. Spica's music pulses with rhythmic precision, weaving intricate vocal layers against a backdrop that shifts between moments of tension and release, creating a captivating sonic tapestry.

Where should I start if I like Spica?

If you enjoy Spica, start with SISTAR — their album "Give It to Me" is a great entry point. Sistar's polished harmonies and rhythmic precision in their tracks echo Spica's intricate vocal layers and dynamic soundscapes.