Bands & artists like Trettmann
If you like Trettmann, 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
Koffee
Koffee combines reggae and dancehall influences with a fresh hip-hop edge, creating rhythmic tracks that invite both movement and introspection.
J Hus
J Hus merges Afrobeat, dancehall, and hip-hop in a way that emphasizes catchy hooks and rhythmic complexity, similar to Trettmann's style.
Smino
Smino's eclectic sound incorporates elements of hip-hop and R&B with playful rhythms and smooth melodies, resonating well with Trettmann's aesthetic.
Damian Marley
GuideDamian Marley blends reggae with hip-hop sensibilities, using syncopated beats and conscious lyrics that align with Trettmann's rhythmic tapestry.
Anderson .Paak
GuideAnderson .Paak's mix of funk, soul, and hip-hop features groovy instrumentation and smooth vocals, making it a great match for Trettmann's vibe.
Nasty C
Nasty C blends hip-hop with African musical elements, creating infectious beats and melodic flows that resonate with Trettmann's rhythmic approach.
Jorja Smith
GuideJorja Smith's soulful voice combined with contemporary production elements creates an atmospheric quality that complements Trettmann’s spacious melodies.
Giggs
Giggs' deep voice and laid-back flow over atmospheric beats create a mood that aligns well with the contemplative aspects of Trettmann's music.
Common questions
Who sounds like Trettmann?
Artists similar to Trettmann include Koffee, J Hus, Smino and Damian Marley. Each shares elements of Trettmann's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is Trettmann?
Trettmann is primarily known for hip-hop and dancehall. Trettmann crafts a rhythmic tapestry that pulses with syncopated grooves and spacious melodies, creating an atmosphere ripe for movement and contemplation.
Where should I start if I like Trettmann?
If you enjoy Trettmann, start with Koffee — their album "Rapture" is a great entry point. Koffee combines reggae and dancehall influences with a fresh hip-hop edge, creating rhythmic tracks that invite both movement and introspection.