Bands & artists like Valeriya

If you like Valeriya, 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 Valeriya? Start with our listening guide.

Artists to try next

Polina Gagarina

Polina Gagarina

Polina's powerful vocals and anthemic choruses resonate with the same euphoric energy found in Valeriya's music.

pop music
Dima Bilan

Dima Bilan

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His blend of pop and rock elements, along with emotional delivery, mirrors the intense rhythmic patterns present in Valeriya's work.

pop music rhythm and blues synth-pop
Ani Lorak

Ani Lorak

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Ani combines rich vocal textures with catchy hooks, creating a sound that's both vibrant and emotionally charged like Valeriya's.

dance-pop deep house electronic music
Sergey Lazarev

Sergey Lazarev

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Sergey's dynamic pop sound and engaging melodies reflect the layered textures and rhythmic intensity characteristic of Valeriya's style.

electropop pop music pop rock
Yulia Savicheva

Yulia Savicheva

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Her pop-rock influences and emotive singing align well with the euphoric choruses that define Valeriya's music.

pop music pop rock
Max Barskih

Max Barskih

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Max's innovative pop production and catchy hooks create a similar atmosphere of tension and release found in Valeriya's tracks.

pop music
Svetlana Loboda

Svetlana Loboda

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Loboda's theatrical pop sound and strong hooks provide a similar energetic experience to that of Valeriya's euphoric choruses.

dance-pop
Zivert

Zivert

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Zivert’s modern pop sound features catchy rhythms and hooks that align well with the vibrant energy of Valeriya’s work.

dance-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Valeriya?

Artists similar to Valeriya include Polina Gagarina, Dima Bilan, Ani Lorak and Sergey Lazarev. Each shares elements of Valeriya's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Valeriya?

Valeriya is primarily known for pop rock and estrada music. Her music pulses with rhythmic intensity, blending vibrant hooks with layered textures that build tension before releasing into euphoric choruses.

Where should I start if I like Valeriya?

If you enjoy Valeriya, start with Polina Gagarina — their album "O sebe" is a great entry point. Polina's powerful vocals and anthemic choruses resonate with the same euphoric energy found in Valeriya's music.