Bands & artists like Wretch 32

If you like Wretch 32, 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

Giggs

Giggs

Giggs shares a similar blend of grime and hip-hop, characterized by his deep voice and intricate lyricism that complements Wretch 32's rhythmic style.

UK rap
Stormzy

Stormzy

With a powerful delivery and a mix of melodic hooks and hard-hitting beats, Stormzy resonates well with Wretch 32's dynamic sound.

grime
J Hus

J Hus

J Hus combines elements of Afrobeat and UK rap, offering catchy melodies and rhythmic complexity that align closely with Wretch 32's aesthetic.

Afroswing UK rap gangsta rap
Dave

Dave

Dave's introspective lyrics and innovative production style echo the layered textures found in Wretch 32's music, making him a fitting recommendation.

pop music
Kano

Kano

Guide

Kano's storytelling prowess and incorporation of grime elements create a sonic landscape that parallels the engaging dynamics of Wretch 32.

UK garage UK rap grime
Little Simz

Little Simz

Little Simz blends sharp lyricism with diverse instrumentation, mirroring the complex soundscapes present in Wretch 32’s work.

UK rap
M Huncho

M Huncho

M Huncho's melodic flow and atmospheric beats provide a contemporary twist on UK rap that aligns well with Wretch 32’s style.

Nines

Nines

Nines' smooth delivery and reflective themes resonate with the emotive quality found in Wretch 32's tracks.

UK rap gangsta rap road rap

Common questions

Who sounds like Wretch 32?

Artists similar to Wretch 32 include Giggs, Stormzy, J Hus and Dave. Each shares elements of Wretch 32's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is Wretch 32?

Wretch 32 is primarily known for contemporary R&B, hip-hop and grime. With a rhythmic pulse that intertwines syncopation and melodic hooks, Wretch 32’s music unfolds through layers of texture and dynamic shifts that keep listeners engaged from start to finish.

Where should I start if I like Wretch 32?

If you enjoy Wretch 32, start with Giggs — their album "Walk in da Park" is a great entry point. Giggs shares a similar blend of grime and hip-hop, characterized by his deep voice and intricate lyricism that complements Wretch 32's rhythmic style.