Bands & artists like Vildá

If you like Vildá, 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

Gábor Szabó

Gábor Szabó

Szabó's fusion of jazz and world music elements, along with his intricate guitar work, creates a similar blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.

jazz
Ane Brun

Ane Brun

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Brun's ethereal vocal style combined with her use of atmospheric instrumentation resonates well with Vildá's reverb-drenched sound.

folk music
Huun-Huur-Tu

Huun-Huur-Tu

This Tuvan throat singing group combines traditional melodies with modern instrumentation, paralleling Vildá's mix of heritage and innovation.

folk music
Björk

Björk

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Björk's experimental approach to blending electronic sounds with organic elements aligns closely with the sonic landscape created by Vildá.

alternative rock art pop avant-garde music
Tinariwen

Tinariwen

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Their incorporation of traditional Tuareg music with electric guitars offers a similar earthy rhythm and cultural depth as found in Vildá's work.

desert blues world music
Lisa Hannigan

Lisa Hannigan

Hannigan’s haunting vocals and folk-inspired arrangements create an intimate atmosphere reminiscent of Vildá’s soundscapes.

folk music
Oumou Sangaré

Oumou Sangaré

Sangaré’s powerful voice and blend of Malian music traditions with modern influences echo the innovative spirit present in Vildá’s music.

Wassoulou music music of Africa world music
Lindsey Stirling

Lindsey Stirling

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Stirling’s violin-driven compositions incorporate electronic elements that create dynamic soundscapes akin to Vildá's rhythmic explorations.

electronic music

Common questions

Who sounds like Vildá?

Artists similar to Vildá include Gábor Szabó, Ane Brun, Huun-Huur-Tu and Björk. Each shares elements of Vildá's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Vildá?

Vildá is primarily known for joik. The music pulses with an earthy rhythm while oscillating between reverb-drenched vocals and sharp electronic accents, creating a terrain where tradition meets innovation.

Where should I start if I like Vildá?

If you enjoy Vildá, start with Gábor Szabó — their album "Gypsy '66" is a great entry point. Szabó's fusion of jazz and world music elements, along with his intricate guitar work, creates a similar blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.