Bands & artists like Travie McCoy
If you like Travie McCoy, 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
Gym Class Heroes
Both artists blend hip-hop with rock elements and catchy melodies, often featuring introspective lyrics.
Jason Derulo
GuideDerulo's pop-rap style incorporates upbeat rhythms and melodic hooks that resonate with McCoy's playful sound.
B.o.B
GuideB.o.B's genre-blending approach mixes rap, rock, and pop, aligning closely with the dynamic production found in McCoy's work.
Lupe Fiasco
GuideFiasco's thoughtful lyricism and fusion of various musical styles echo the intimate yet energetic vibe of McCoy's music.
Cypress Hill
Cypress Hill's fusion of hip-hop with rock and their rhythmic urgency parallels the energetic feel of Travie McCoy's tracks.
Matisyahu
Matisyahu blends reggae with hip-hop elements, creating a vibrant sound that complements McCoy's reggae influences.
Fall Out Boy
GuideTheir pop-punk sound infused with hip-hop elements shares a similar energy and melodic sensibility with McCoy's music.
Twenty One Pilots
GuideTheir genre-blending style combines rap, rock, and electronic elements, resonating well with the eclectic nature of McCoy's work.
Common questions
Who sounds like Travie McCoy?
Artists similar to Travie McCoy include Gym Class Heroes, Jason Derulo, B.o.B and Lupe Fiasco. Each shares elements of Travie McCoy's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Travie McCoy?
Travie McCoy is primarily known for reggae, alternative hip-hop and pop rap. McCoy's music pulses with rhythmic urgency and playful melodies, layering intimate vocals over dynamic production that propels forward.
Where should I start if I like Travie McCoy?
If you enjoy Travie McCoy, start with Gym Class Heroes — their album "As Cruel as School Children" is a great entry point. Both artists blend hip-hop with rock elements and catchy melodies, often featuring introspective lyrics.