Bands & artists like The Jacka

If you like The Jacka, 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.

New to The Jacka? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Berner

Berner

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Berner's blend of smooth flows and introspective lyrics over laid-back yet gritty beats resonates well with The Jacka's style.

Cozz

Cozz

Cozz combines hard-hitting beats with reflective storytelling, making his sound closely aligned with the urgency found in The Jacka's music.

hip-hop
Mozzy

Mozzy

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Mozzy’s raw storytelling and hard-hitting production evoke a similar sense of urgency and authenticity as seen in The Jacka's catalog.

E-40

E-40

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E-40's unique flow and clever lyricism over funk-infused beats provide a sonic connection to The Jacka's West Coast vibe.

West Coast hip-hop crunk gangsta rap
G-Eazy

G-Eazy

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G-Eazy’s blend of introspective lyrics and polished production offers a contemporary take that complements The Jacka’s gritty sound.

hip-hop
Yukmouth

Yukmouth

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Yukmouth’s contributions to the Bay Area rap scene and his storytelling approach resonate with the themes explored by The Jacka.

West Coast hip-hop gangsta rap hardcore hip-hop
Sage the Gemini

Sage the Gemini

Sage blends catchy hooks with a West Coast flavor that can complement the more serious tones found in The Jacka's tracks.

West Coast hip-hop hip-hop hyphy
Dave East

Dave East

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Dave East’s gritty realism and lyrical depth create an engaging parallel to the reflective storytelling present in The Jacka's work.

hip-hop

Common questions

Who sounds like The Jacka?

Artists similar to The Jacka include Berner, Cozz, Mozzy and E-40. Each shares elements of The Jacka's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is The Jacka?

The Jacka is primarily known for gangsta rap and West Coast hip-hop. The music pulses with a gritty rhythm, layering somber melodies over driving beats to evoke a sense of urgency and reflection.

Where should I start if I like The Jacka?

If you enjoy The Jacka, start with Berner — their album "Hempire" is a great entry point. Berner's blend of smooth flows and introspective lyrics over laid-back yet gritty beats resonates well with The Jacka's style.