Who is the best trip hop act of all time?

By YPB Team

Trip hop emerged from Bristol in the early 1990s and redefined what electronic music could feel like — moody, cinematic, melancholic, and deeply soulful. Blending hip-hop beats with jazz, blues, and psychedelia, the genre produced some of the most haunting and original music of its era, and its influence continues to ripple through modern electronic and indie music. Which artist or group captured that distinctive trip hop magic better than anyone else?

Portishead — ranked #11
Portishead
British trip hop group from Bristol, known for "Glory Box" and "Sour Times"
Massive Attack — ranked #22
Massive Attack
Bristol trip hop pioneers known for "Unfinished Sympathy" and "Teardrop"
Tricky — ranked #33
Tricky
Bristol trip hop artist known for his dark, atmospheric solo work
DJ Shadow — ranked #44
DJ Shadow
American producer known for "Endtroducing...", a landmark sample-based album
Morcheeba — ranked #55
Morcheeba
British trip hop band known for their blend of blues, hip-hop, and electronica
Sneaker Pimps — ranked #66
Sneaker Pimps
British trip hop band known for "6 Underground"
Lamb — ranked #77
Lamb
British electronic duo known for combining trip hop with orchestral and drum and bass elements
Kruder & Dorfmeister — ranked #88
Kruder & Dorfmeister
Austrian trip hop duo known for their influential DJ-Kicks mix
Bonobo — ranked #99
Bonobo
British musician Simon Green, known for soulful electronic music with jazz influences
Nightmares on Wax — ranked #1010
Nightmares on Wax
British producer known for his laid-back downtempo trip hop sound
Unkle — ranked #1111
Unkle
British trip hop project by James Lavelle, known for collaborations with DJ Shadow
Archive — ranked #1212
Archive
British trip hop and alternative rock band with cinematic sound
Moloko — ranked #1313
Moloko
Irish-British duo known for "Sing It Back" blending trip hop with dance pop

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