Bands & artists like Tima Belorusskih

If you like Tima Belorusskih, 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

Kizaru

Kizaru

Kizaru blends melodic hooks with trap beats, creating a vibrant sound that resonates with Tima's infectious grooves.

hip-hop trap music
Eldzhey

Eldzhey

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Eldzhey’s tracks feature catchy choruses and a mix of rap and melodic elements, paralleling the dynamic interplay found in Tima's music.

hip-hop
Niletto

Niletto

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Niletto’s fusion of pop melodies with urban beats aligns closely with the energetic and melodic aspects of Tima's work.

deep house pop music

Gone.Fludd

GONE.Fludd mixes playful melodies with a contemporary rap flow, echoing the engaging soundscapes crafted by Tima.

hip-hop mumble rap rapping
Rauf & Faik

Rauf & Faik

This duo combines emotional vocals with catchy pop-rap elements, creating a sound that complements Tima's infectious style.

contemporary R&B pop music soul
Zivert

Zivert

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Zivert’s music features catchy pop hooks and rhythmic diversity, making her a fitting companion to Tima’s upbeat tracks.

dance-pop
Jah Khalib

Jah Khalib

Jah Khalib's smooth vocal delivery over melodic beats creates a vibe that is reminiscent of Tima's engaging sound.

hip-hop
Serebro

Serebro

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Serebro infuses pop elements into their music while maintaining an energetic rhythm, aligning well with Tima's aesthetic.

Europop popular music synth-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Tima Belorusskih?

Artists similar to Tima Belorusskih include Kizaru, Eldzhey, Niletto and Gone.Fludd. Each shares elements of Tima Belorusskih's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Tima Belorusskih?

Tima Belorusskih is primarily known for hip-hop and pop rap. His tracks pulse with infectious grooves that intertwine melodic hooks and rhythmic flows, creating a dynamic interplay between tension and release that keeps listeners engaged throughout.

Where should I start if I like Tima Belorusskih?

If you enjoy Tima Belorusskih, start with Kizaru — their album "Bandana I" is a great entry point. Kizaru blends melodic hooks with trap beats, creating a vibrant sound that resonates with Tima's infectious grooves.