Bands & artists like TripleS

If you like TripleS, 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

NewJeans

NewJeans

Their blend of catchy hooks and intricate vocal arrangements mirrors TripleS's punchy rhythms and layered harmonies.

K-pop contemporary R&B dance-pop
Le Sserafim

Le Sserafim

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With their dynamic soundscapes and strong vocal performances, they share a similar exhilarating energy and reflective moments.

K-pop dance-pop
Itzy

Itzy

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Known for their upbeat tracks and empowering lyrics, ITZY incorporates punchy beats that resonate with TripleS's vibrant style.

K-pop electronic dance music hip-hop
Aespa

Aespa

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Their innovative production and ethereal vocal harmonies create a captivating sound that aligns well with the sonic qualities of TripleS.

K-pop
STAYC

STAYC

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STAYC's infectious melodies and bright instrumentation evoke a similar energetic yet reflective atmosphere found in TripleS's music.

K-pop
Dreamcatcher

Dreamcatcher

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Their unique blend of rock and pop elements alongside powerful vocals creates an exhilarating energy akin to TripleS's sound.

K-pop electronic dance music jazz
Red Velvet

Red Velvet

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Red Velvet’s versatility in genre blending and strong vocal harmonies resonate with the layered soundscapes of TripleS.

K-pop
Bibi

Bibi

BIBI's experimental approach to pop music and her emotive vocal style align well with the reflective spaces in TripleS's tracks.

contemporary R&B

Common questions

Who sounds like TripleS?

Artists similar to TripleS include NewJeans, Le Sserafim, Itzy and Aespa. Each shares elements of TripleS's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is TripleS?

TripleS is primarily known for K-pop. The music combines punchy rhythms and layered vocal harmonies that create an exhilarating energy punctuated by moments of reflective space.

Where should I start if I like TripleS?

If you enjoy TripleS, start with NewJeans — their album "Get Up" is a great entry point. Their blend of catchy hooks and intricate vocal arrangements mirrors TripleS's punchy rhythms and layered harmonies.