Bands & artists like tyDi
If you like tyDi, 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.
New to tyDi? Start with our listening guide.
Artists to try next
Seven Lions
GuideCombining melodic bass with ethereal vocals and intricate soundscapes, Seven Lions creates immersive tracks that resonate with both energy and introspection.
Above & Beyond
GuideKnown for their emotive melodies and lush production, Above & Beyond's music often features driving beats paired with atmospheric synths, similar to tyDi's style.
Arty
GuideArty's blend of progressive house and trance incorporates uplifting melodies and complex rhythms, creating a sound that mirrors tyDi's immersive experience.
Ilan Bluestone
Ilan Bluestone's productions feature soaring melodies and deep basslines, crafting an energetic yet reflective atmosphere akin to tyDi's work.
Paul van Dyk
GuideAs a pioneer in trance music, Paul van Dyk delivers powerful beats and expansive synths that create an immersive listening experience similar to tyDi's aesthetic.
Andrew Bayer
Andrew Bayer's innovative approach to electronic music blends emotional depth with complex arrangements, resonating well with the sonic qualities of tyDi.
Cosmic Gate
GuideCosmic Gate offers a mix of progressive house and trance with driving rhythms and atmospheric elements that align closely with tyDi's musical palette.
Yotto
GuideYotto combines deep house grooves with lush melodic lines, crafting a sound that encourages movement while maintaining an introspective vibe like tyDi.
Common questions
Who sounds like tyDi?
Artists similar to tyDi include Seven Lions, Above & Beyond, Arty and Ilan Bluestone. Each shares elements of tyDi's sound while bringing their own perspective.
What genre is tyDi?
tyDi is primarily known for EDM. A driving pulse underpins layers of ethereal synths and rhythmic intricacies, creating an immersive experience that compels movement while encouraging introspection.
Where should I start if I like tyDi?
If you enjoy tyDi, start with Seven Lions — their album "Beyond the Veil" is a great entry point. Combining melodic bass with ethereal vocals and intricate soundscapes, Seven Lions creates immersive tracks that resonate with both energy and introspection.