Bands & artists like XG

If you like XG, 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

NiziU

NiziU

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NiziU combines J-pop with R&B influences, featuring catchy melodies and polished production that creates an uplifting listening experience.

J-pop K-pop
Twice

Twice

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TWICE's music showcases vibrant pop hooks and intricate vocal harmonies, often blending elements of hip-hop and R&B in their energetic tracks.

J-pop K-pop pop music
Itzy

Itzy

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ITZY incorporates a mix of contemporary pop and hip-hop, characterized by empowering lyrics and dynamic beats that resonate with XG's sound.

K-pop electronic dance music hip-hop
Aespa

Aespa

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aespa's innovative blend of K-pop with electronic and R&B elements features strong vocal performances and immersive production similar to XG.

K-pop
Momoland

Momoland

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MOMOLAND's upbeat tracks often utilize catchy choruses and rhythmic precision, creating a fun atmosphere akin to XG's euphoric sound.

K-pop
Faky

Faky

FAKY merges J-pop with urban influences, offering a modern twist on pop music that aligns well with the layered melodies found in XG's work.

J-pop
Coco Lee

Coco Lee

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Coco Lee's fusion of R&B and pop, along with her emotive vocal delivery, resonates with the sonic depth present in XG's music.

contemporary R&B dance-pop hip-hop
Namie Amuro

Namie Amuro

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Namie Amuro is known for her impactful pop-R&B tracks that often feature strong beats and emotional depth, paralleling the immersive qualities of XG's songs.

J-pop dance-pop electronic dance music

Common questions

Who sounds like XG?

Artists similar to XG include NiziU, Twice, Itzy and Aespa. Each shares elements of XG's sound while bringing their own perspective.

What genre is XG?

XG is primarily known for J-pop, contemporary R&B and hip-hop. XG's music pulses with rhythmic precision and layered melodies that build tension before releasing into euphoric choruses, inviting listeners into an immersive sonic journey.

Where should I start if I like XG?

If you enjoy XG, start with NiziU — their album "Coconut" is a great entry point. NiziU combines J-pop with R&B influences, featuring catchy melodies and polished production that creates an uplifting listening experience.