Bands & artists like Tayc

If you like Tayc, 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

Damso

Damso

His blend of Afrobeat and contemporary French rap features intricate rhythms and introspective lyrics, resonating with Tayc's style.

contemporary R&B hip-hop trap music
Niska

Niska

Known for his energetic beats and catchy hooks, Niska's music often incorporates Afrobeat elements that align well with Tayc's pulsating sound.

Afro trap French hip-hop gangsta rap
Lartiste

Lartiste

Combining French hip-hop with Afro-influenced melodies, Lartiste shares a similar rhythmic complexity and danceable energy.

rapping
Koba LaD

Koba LaD

His fusion of trap and Afrobeat creates a vibrant soundscape that mirrors the rhythmic intensity found in Tayc's music.

UK drill hip-hop trap music
Soprano

Soprano

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With his melodic approach to hip-hop and incorporation of various genres, Soprano delivers a warm, inviting sound akin to Tayc's.

hip-hop pop music pop rap
Dadju

Dadju

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His smooth R&B vocals combined with Afrobeat influences create a romantic atmosphere similar to the mood in Tayc's tracks.

French contemporary R&B French hip-hop pop urbaine
Gims

Gims

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Gims' ability to blend pop, R&B, and African rhythms results in an engaging sound that parallels Tayc's eclectic style.

French contemporary R&B chanson hip-hop
Youssoupha

Youssoupha

His lyrical depth paired with rich musical textures draws on Afrobeat influences, making his work resonate with Tayc's aesthetic.

alternative hip-hop hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like Tayc?

Artists similar to Tayc include Damso, Niska, Lartiste and Koba LaD. Each shares elements of Tayc's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Tayc?

Tayc is primarily known for Afrobeat, French hip-hop and Afrobeats. Rooted in syncopated rhythms, his music moves with a pulsating energy that encourages both reflective stillness and uninhibited dance.

Where should I start if I like Tayc?

If you enjoy Tayc, start with Damso — their album "QALF Infinity" is a great entry point. His blend of Afrobeat and contemporary French rap features intricate rhythms and introspective lyrics, resonating with Tayc's style.