Bands & artists like V. Rose

If you like V. Rose, 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

Lecrae

Lecrae

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Incorporating hip-hop elements with infectious beats, Lecrae's music shares a similar rhythmic intensity and lyrical depth.

Christian hip-hop pop rap
Mali Music

Mali Music

Mali Music blends R&B and gospel influences with electronic textures, creating a vibrant soundscape that resonates with V. Rose's style.

contemporary R&B
Kirk Franklin

Kirk Franklin

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Known for his innovative approach to gospel music, Franklin combines energetic rhythms and modern production that align well with V. Rose's danceable tracks.

gospel music
NF

NF

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With a focus on introspective lyrics and dynamic production, NF's music often features driving beats that create a similar emotional journey.

hip-hop
TobyMac

TobyMac

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His blend of pop, rock, and hip-hop elements produces high-energy tracks that share a danceable quality reminiscent of V. Rose's work.

Christian hip-hop
Social Club Misfits

Social Club Misfits

Combining rap with melodic hooks and vibrant beats, their sound offers a lively atmosphere akin to V. Rose’s rhythmic style.

Christian hip-hop
Andy Mineo

Andy Mineo

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Mineo's genre-blending approach incorporates catchy melodies and beats that create an engaging listening experience similar to V. Rose.

Christian hip-hop
Elevation Worship

Elevation Worship

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Their modern worship sound features lush instrumentation and driving rhythms that evoke a similar energy to V. Rose's music.

Christian music

Common questions

Who sounds like V. Rose?

Artists similar to V. Rose include Lecrae, Mali Music, Kirk Franklin and NF. Each shares elements of V. Rose's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is V. Rose?

V. Rose is primarily known for dance music. Driven by pulsating beats and layered textures, V. Rose’s music invites listeners into a rhythmic journey marked by tension and release.

Where should I start if I like V. Rose?

If you enjoy V. Rose, start with Lecrae — their album "Rehab" is a great entry point. Incorporating hip-hop elements with infectious beats, Lecrae's music shares a similar rhythmic intensity and lyrical depth.