Bands & artists like Tomcraft

If you like Tomcraft, 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

Paul van Dyk

Paul van Dyk

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Known for his uplifting trance sound, Paul van Dyk combines driving beats with melodic progressions that create an expansive atmosphere.

electro house progressive house progressive trance
Armin van Buuren

Armin van Buuren

Armin van Buuren's tracks feature intricate melodies and energetic rhythms, making them perfect for fans of soaring trance soundscapes.

electro house progressive house progressive trance
Above & Beyond

Above & Beyond

Their music often features lush harmonies and driving basslines, creating a rich auditory experience similar to Tomcraft's expansive sound.

trance
Ferry Corsten

Ferry Corsten

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Ferry Corsten is known for his melodic trance compositions that blend euphoric synths with a steady beat, akin to Tomcraft's sonic palette.

electro
Markus Schulz

Markus Schulz

Markus Schulz's music often combines dark undertones with uplifting melodies, creating an engaging listening experience similar to Tomcraft.

electronic music progressive trance trance
Cosmic Gate

Cosmic Gate

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Cosmic Gate blends progressive elements with trance, offering rich textures and driving rhythms that align closely with Tomcraft's style.

trance
ATB

ATB

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ATB is known for his melodic trance hits that feature catchy hooks and rhythmic drive, appealing to fans of Tomcraft's expansive sound.

Eurodance ambient music dance-pop
Super8 & Tab

Super8 & Tab

This duo crafts uplifting trance tracks filled with melodic richness and energetic beats, making them a great fit for fans of Tomcraft.

trance

Common questions

Who sounds like Tomcraft?

Artists similar to Tomcraft include Paul van Dyk, Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond and Ferry Corsten. Each shares elements of Tomcraft's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Tomcraft?

Tomcraft is primarily known for trance. Pulsing rhythms intertwine with sweeping melodies to create an expansive soundscape that propels the listener forward.

Where should I start if I like Tomcraft?

If you enjoy Tomcraft, start with Paul van Dyk — their album "The Politics of Dancing" is a great entry point. Known for his uplifting trance sound, Paul van Dyk combines driving beats with melodic progressions that create an expansive atmosphere.