Bands & artists like Timaya

If you like Timaya, 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

Patoranking

Patoranking

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Patoranking blends dancehall and Afrobeats with catchy hooks and a vibrant energy that mirrors Timaya's infectious grooves.

reggae
Kizz Daniel

Kizz Daniel

Kizz Daniel's melodic approach to Afrobeats, combined with his rhythmic sensibilities, aligns closely with the energetic pulse found in Timaya's tracks.

African popular music contemporary R&B pop music
Davido

Davido

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Davido's blend of Afrobeats and urban influences delivers an upbeat and festive sound, akin to the celebratory nature of Timaya's music.

African popular music pop music screamo
Mr Eazi

Mr Eazi

Mr Eazi's laid-back yet groovy style in Afrobeats complements the rhythmic drive of Timaya's work, making for a similar listening experience.

Afrobeat
Tekno

Tekno

Tekno’s catchy melodies and rhythmic production in his Afrobeats tracks echo the danceable essence that characterizes Timaya's music.

Afrobeats hip-hop rhythm and blues
Yemi Alade

Yemi Alade

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Yemi Alade combines powerful vocals with vibrant Afrobeats rhythms, creating an energetic sound that aligns well with Timaya's style.

African popular music
Flavour

Flavour

Flavour’s incorporation of highlife elements into his Afrobeats sound offers a rich rhythmic texture that complements Timaya's infectious grooves.

gospel music highlife
Simi

Simi

Simi’s smooth vocals paired with rhythmic instrumentation provide a pleasant contrast while still maintaining the celebratory feel present in Timaya’s work.

African popular music Afrobeats rhythm and blues

Common questions

Who sounds like Timaya?

Artists similar to Timaya include Patoranking, Kizz Daniel, Davido and Mr Eazi. Each shares elements of Timaya's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Timaya?

Timaya is primarily known for dancehall and Afrobeats. Grounded in a steady rhythmic pulse, Timaya's music drives forward with infectious grooves that compel movement and evoke communal celebration.

Where should I start if I like Timaya?

If you enjoy Timaya, start with Patoranking — their album "god over everything" is a great entry point. Patoranking blends dancehall and Afrobeats with catchy hooks and a vibrant energy that mirrors Timaya's infectious grooves.