Bands & artists like Whitehorse

If you like Whitehorse, 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

The Civil Wars

The Civil Wars

Their intricate harmonies and folk-rock instrumentation create a similarly rich and emotive soundscape.

alternative country
Shovels & Rope

Shovels & Rope

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This duo blends folk and rock with layered vocal harmonies and a raw, rhythmic energy that resonates with Whitehorse's style.

Americana
First Aid Kit

First Aid Kit

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Their lush harmonies and folk influences evoke a similar emotional depth and textured sound as Whitehorse.

contemporary folk music folk music traditional folk music
The Oh Hellos

The Oh Hellos

They combine folk-rock elements with vibrant harmonies and dynamic instrumentation, creating an inviting sound akin to Whitehorse.

folk rock
Nickel Creek

Nickel Creek

Their blend of bluegrass and folk with intricate arrangements mirrors the layered complexity found in Whitehorse's music.

bluegrass music country music
Hozier

Hozier

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His soulful voice and rich instrumental arrangements create a captivating atmosphere reminiscent of Whitehorse's textured sound.

blues blues rock indie rock
The Lone Bellow

The Lone Bellow

With their powerful harmonies and rootsy instrumentation, they evoke a similar emotional intensity as seen in Whitehorse's work.

Americana
Sufjan Stevens

Sufjan Stevens

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His eclectic approach to folk music, characterized by intricate arrangements and introspective lyrics, aligns well with Whitehorse's aesthetic.

alternative rock baroque pop chamber pop

Common questions

Who sounds like Whitehorse?

Artists similar to Whitehorse include The Civil Wars, Shovels & Rope, First Aid Kit and The Oh Hellos. Each shares elements of Whitehorse's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Whitehorse?

Whitehorse is primarily known for folk rock. Their music builds a textured landscape of layered harmonies and rhythmic intricacy that invites tension and release.

Where should I start if I like Whitehorse?

If you enjoy Whitehorse, start with The Civil Wars — their album "The Civil Wars" is a great entry point. Their intricate harmonies and folk-rock instrumentation create a similarly rich and emotive soundscape.