Find the listeners closest to your taste
Three similar listeners, with the shared artists and differences behind each score.
Captured May 2026
Beyond the similarity score
A similarity score does not explain itself. Pulling each listener’s top artists shows where the overlap comes from and where their taste differs.
The prompt
According to my ListenBrainz data, who are my 3 closest taste twins and what's distinctive about each?
The response
According to my ListenBrainz data, who are my 3 closest taste twins and what’s distinctive about each?
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Executing listenbrainz.get_similar_users Executing listenbrainz.get_top_artists Executing listenbrainz.get_top_artists Executing listenbrainz.get_top_artists Your top 3 taste twins on ListenBrainz:
- fre*** (similarity 0.55) — the most cosmopolitan. Indie folk lead (Kings of Convenience, Sondre Lerche, Sufjan Stevens), then R&B/pop with Frank Ocean and Janelle Monáe, anchored by Radiohead and Bowie. Shares Radiohead with you; their twist is melodic indie folk you barely have.
- Mel*** (0.55) — basically a Strokes superfan (1,921 listens to your 4,844), with Metric, The Killers, and an Arctic Monkeys / Alex Turner obsession. Distinctive note: video-game music (C418, the Minecraft composer).
- la*** (0.49) — the closest match to you. Strokes #1, then Radiohead, Beatles, Queen, Nirvana — basically your shortlist. Adds Weezer, Green Day, Arctic Monkeys, and Toby Fox (Undertale).
The three listeners
Each listener gets a concrete distinction: one shortlist is almost identical to the user’s; another includes a genre the user rarely plays. ListenBrainz returns truncated usernames.
