Bands & artists like Verba

If you like Verba, 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

Odesza

Odesza

Their electronic soundscapes feature layered textures and dynamic builds that create an inviting atmosphere for movement.

electro
Flume

Flume

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Known for his innovative production, Flume combines pop elements with intricate beats and rich sonic layers that resonate with Verba's style.

electronica trip hop
Rüfüs Du Sol

Rüfüs Du Sol

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This trio blends melodic pop with deep house influences, creating euphoric moments through their rhythmic grooves and atmospheric sound.

alternative dance
Lorde

Lorde

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Lorde's music features a blend of pop and electronic elements with introspective lyrics, often building tension before releasing into powerful choruses.

art pop dream pop electronica
Tove Lo

Tove Lo

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Her pop music is characterized by catchy hooks and emotional depth, often exploring themes of connection and catharsis similar to Verba.

electropop indie pop pop music
Kaytranada

Kaytranada

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With his unique blend of electronic beats and soulful melodies, KAYTRANADA creates infectious grooves that encourage movement and connection.

contemporary R&B dance music electronic music
Alessia Cara

Alessia Cara

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Her emotive vocal delivery paired with vibrant pop production captures the essence of building tension before a release in her songs.

alternative R&B contemporary R&B indie pop
Chvrches

Chvrches

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This synth-pop band combines driving beats with lush melodies, crafting energetic tracks that align well with Verba's sound.

indietronica synth-pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Verba?

Artists similar to Verba include Odesza, Flume, Rüfüs Du Sol and Lorde. Each shares elements of Verba's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Verba?

Verba is primarily known for pop music. Their music pulses with a steady groove and layered textures that build tension before releasing into cathartic moments, inviting movement and connection.

Where should I start if I like Verba?

If you enjoy Verba, start with Odesza — their album "In Return" is a great entry point. Their electronic soundscapes feature layered textures and dynamic builds that create an inviting atmosphere for movement.