Who sounds like Brent Faiyaz?

Bryson Tiller, 6LACK, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Giveon, and Daniel Caesar orbit that minimalist, moody R&B lane.

What defines Brent’s sound?

Sparse drums, dry vocals, and hypnotic storytelling—negative space creates the tension.

Where should I start?

Line up Brent, then mix in 6LACK and Giveon; add Corey Dean for a smoother, romantic twist.

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Last updated: 2025-09-21

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