Bands & artists like The Beat

If you like The Beat, 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

Madness

Madness

Known for their upbeat ska-infused pop, Madness combines punchy instrumentation with clever lyrics, creating an infectious groove.

2 tone new wave pop music
Squeeze

Squeeze

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With their blend of new wave and power pop, Squeeze delivers sharp melodies and witty lyrics that resonate with The Beat's style.

new wave
The Specials

The Specials

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Pioneers of the ska revival, The Specials share a rhythmic intensity and socially conscious lyrics that align closely with The Beat.

new wave ska
Talking Heads

Talking Heads

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Their art rock approach combined with funky beats and innovative instrumentation parallels the rhythmic complexity found in The Beat's music.

new wave post-punk
Devo

Devo

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Known for their quirky sound and driving rhythms, Devo's new wave aesthetic aligns well with the energetic vibe of The Beat.

art rock new wave
XTC

XTC

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With their clever songwriting and eclectic sound, XTC offers a blend of new wave and pop that complements The Beat's musical palette.

alternative rock new wave pop rock
The B-52's

The B-52's

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Their fun, danceable tracks filled with quirky vocals and vibrant instrumentation resonate well with the upbeat energy of The Beat.

new wave pop rock
Elvis Costello

Elvis Costello

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His sharp lyrical wit and diverse musical influences create a sound that shares a similar intellectual edge with The Beat.

new wave punk rock rock music

Common questions

Who sounds like The Beat?

Artists similar to The Beat include Madness, Squeeze, The Specials and Talking Heads. Each shares elements of The Beat's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Beat?

The Beat is primarily known for new wave. With its driving rhythms and punchy instrumentation, The Beat creates an infectious groove that compels movement while simultaneously sparking thought.

Where should I start if I like The Beat?

If you enjoy The Beat, start with Madness — their album "Wonderful" is a great entry point. Known for their upbeat ska-infused pop, Madness combines punchy instrumentation with clever lyrics, creating an infectious groove.