Bands & artists like The Wind
If you like The Wind, 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
Red Velvet
GuideKnown for their rich harmonies and intricate production, Red Velvet often blends pop with experimental sounds, similar to The Wind's melodic intricacies.
GFriend
GuideGFRIEND's music features complex arrangements and emotional storytelling, paralleling The Wind's engaging melodies and layered harmonies.
Loona
GuideWith a focus on atmospheric soundscapes and dynamic vocal performances, LOONA captures a similar push-pull dynamic in their tracks.
Mamamoo
MAMAMOO's strong vocal harmonies and varied instrumentation create a rich auditory experience that resonates with The Wind's style.
Itzy
GuideITZY combines catchy hooks with energetic rhythms, creating an engaging sound that aligns well with the pulsating dynamics of The Wind.
Twice
GuideTWICE is known for their catchy melodies and polished production, which resonate with the engaging qualities of The Wind's sound.
Seventeen
GuideSEVENTEEN’s use of layered harmonies and diverse musical styles reflects the complexity found in The Wind's compositions.
BTS
GuideBTS often blends various genres with intricate arrangements, creating an emotional depth similar to what The Wind achieves.
Common questions
Who sounds like The Wind?
Artists similar to The Wind include Red Velvet, GFriend, Loona and Mamamoo. Each shares elements of The Wind's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is The Wind?
The Wind is primarily known for K-pop. The Wind weaves intricate melodies through pulsating rhythms and layered harmonies, creating an engaging push-pull dynamic that captures attention and stirs emotion.
Where should I start if I like The Wind?
If you enjoy The Wind, start with Red Velvet — their album "Chill Kill" is a great entry point. Known for their rich harmonies and intricate production, Red Velvet often blends pop with experimental sounds, similar to The Wind's melodic intricacies.