Bands & artists like That 1 Guy

If you like That 1 Guy, 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.

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Beardyman

Beardyman

Known for his beatboxing and live looping, Beardyman creates complex rhythmic structures and layered soundscapes that mirror That 1 Guy's intricate style.

hip-hop
The Glitch Mob

The Glitch Mob

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Their electronic compositions feature intricate beats and rich textures that resonate with the rhythmic complexity of That 1 Guy's music.

glitch industrial music synth-pop
Lotus

Lotus

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With their fusion of electronic and jam band influences, Lotus creates infectious grooves and layered instrumentation that align well with That 1 Guy's style.

Umphrey's McGee

Umphrey's McGee

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This progressive rock band incorporates diverse musical styles and improvisational elements that create a dynamic listening experience similar to That 1 Guy.

progressive rock
Gramatik

Gramatik

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Gramatik combines electronic beats with live instrumentation, crafting intricate tracks that echo the layered textures present in That 1 Guy's work.

electronic music hip-hop
RJD2

RJD2

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RJD2’s production features rich samples and intricate beats that evoke a similar sense of movement and unpredictability as seen in That 1 Guy's music.

hip-hop rapping
Bassnectar

Bassnectar

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Known for his heavy bass lines and experimental sound design, Bassnectar shares a penchant for rhythmic complexity that fans of That 1 Guy may enjoy.

electronic dance music
Amon Tobin

Amon Tobin

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Amon Tobin’s innovative use of sampling and rhythm creates immersive soundscapes that parallel the intricate textures found in That 1 Guy's work.

electronic music intelligent dance music trip hop

Common questions

Who sounds like That 1 Guy?

Artists similar to That 1 Guy include Beardyman, The Glitch Mob, Lotus and Umphrey's McGee. Each shares elements of That 1 Guy's sound while bringing their own perspective.

Where should I start if I like That 1 Guy?

If you enjoy That 1 Guy, start with Beardyman — their album "I Done a Album" is a great entry point. Known for his beatboxing and live looping, Beardyman creates complex rhythmic structures and layered soundscapes that mirror That 1 Guy's intricate style.