Similar Artists to Jon Gurd
If you follow Jon Gurd, these are the artists Electrobuzz listeners also track — connected through shared labels, overlapping genres, and actual collaborations across 49 releases. Top connections include Reset Robot, Alan Fitzpatrick, Quivver. These aren't generic recommendations — every link is computed from real release data in the Electrobuzz archive.
Jon Gurd is a UK electronic producer and DJ from Portsmouth who has released 43 tracks since 2009. His sound spans peak time techno, tech house, and melodic house across labels including Anjunadeep, Last Night On Earth, and Space Between.
Artists Similar to Jon Gurd
Reset Robot
Reset Robot is Dave Robertson, a UK-based producer who has released 79 tracks since 2009 across labels including Truesoul, We Are The Brave, and Hotflush Recordings. His output spans peak time techno and tech house with melodic elements, maintaining consistent activity through 2022.
Connection: 8 shared labels, 20 shared genres, 22 collaborations
Alan Fitzpatrick
Alan Fitzpatrick is a Southampton-based techno producer who runs We Are The Brave and founded Brain Damage Recordings in 2004. He produces peak time driving techno and tech house for labels including Drumcode, Hotflush Recordings, and his own We Are The Brave imprint.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 20 shared genres, 6 collaborations
Quivver
Quivver is UK producer John Graham, who has released 40 tracks on Electrobuzz since 2010. His progressive house and melodic techno productions appear on Bedrock Records, Sudbeat Music, and Selador.
Connection: 6 shared labels, 18 shared genres, 3 collaborations
Tom Middleton
London-based producer Tom Middleton (Thomas Middleton) began releasing electronic music in 2009, having learned sound sampling and synth programming through his early collaboration with Aphex Twin in 1989. His deep house and electronica productions appear on Anjunadeep, Anjunabeats, and Anjunadeep Explorations, spanning from atmospheric deep house to driving tech house across 19 releases.
Connection: 5 shared labels, 17 shared genres, 3 collaborations
Leaving Laurel
Leaving Laurel is an electronic music duo from Laurel Canyon, California, originally formed as a trio in 2019 before becoming a duo following Pierce Fulton's passing in 2021. The group produces melodic house, deep house, and ambient electronica for Anjunadeep and Anjunabeats.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 13 shared genres, 4 collaborations
Ezequiel Arias
Ezequiel Arias is an electronic music producer from Córdoba, Argentina, born in 1991 in San Carlos de Bariloche. He produces progressive house, melodic house & techno, and Afro house across labels including Anjunadeep, Sudbeat Music, and Replug, with 25 releases since 2018.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 19 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Djrum
British producer Felix Manuel operates under the Djrum moniker, releasing electronic music since 2014. His productions span electronica, techno, and bass music across labels including R&S Records, Houndstooth, and Ilian Tape.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 17 shared genres, 3 collaborations
Danny Howells
Danny Howells is a British producer from Hastings who has released 24 tracks on Electrobuzz since 2009, working both solo and as part of the duo Science Department with Dick Trevor. His output spans house, deep house, progressive house, and tech house across labels including Bedrock Records, Selador, and 8bit.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 18 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Christian Smith
Swedish producer Christian Smith-Solbakken operates from São Paulo, having relocated there in 2009 after time in Germany and America. Smith produces peak time techno and tech house through his Tronic label, which he founded in 1994 and relaunched in 2009.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 19 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Modd
Modd is Russian producer Stanislav Klimushin from Volgograd who has released 23 tracks since 2016. His deep house and melodic techno productions appear on respected labels including Anjunadeep, All Day I Dream, and Kindisch.
Connection: 5 shared labels, 14 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Dave Seaman
Dave Seaman is a British DJ and producer from Leeds who founded Stress Records in 1990 and co-launched Selador Recordings in 2013. His productions span tech house, progressive house, and melodic techno across labels including Selador, Hive Audio, and Sincopat.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 18 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Noir
Danish producer René Kristensen operates under the Noir moniker from Ålborg, founding his Noir Music label in 2007. His output spans peak-time techno and tech house across labels including Get Physical Music, Material, and Tronic, with 76 releases documented since 2010.
Connection: 3 shared labels, 18 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Savvas
Savvas is Greek producer Savvas Ysatis, who has released 32 tracks since 2013 under aliases including Omicron and Klip. His deep house and melodic techno productions appear on labels including Anjunadeep, Klik Records, and Magician On Duty, spanning downtempo electronica to organic house.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 15 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Hayze
Hayze produces tech house and deep house with releases spanning from 2014 to present across 13 Electrobuzz features. The artist's tracks appear on established labels including Defected, Noir Music, and Nervous Records, covering melodic house & techno through peak time driving techno tempos.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 15 shared genres, 2 collaborations
Abakus
Abakus is Russell Davies, an electronic producer from London whose career spans from 2010 to present with five releases on Electrobuzz. Davies produces downtempo electronica and progressive house, releasing on labels including Anjunadeep.
Connection: 4 shared labels, 8 shared genres, 4 collaborations
How We Found These Electronica Artist Connections
These recommendations are computed from Electrobuzz's archive of 181,790+ releases. Each artist's connection score is based on three signals: shared label affiliations (artists releasing on the same imprints), overlapping genre coverage (artists working in the same musical territories), and direct collaborations (co-releases, remixes, and compilation appearances). The rankings update automatically as new music is published.