Songs Similar to Feel Good Inc. by Gorillaz
Released 2005 · Album: Demon Days · Alternative · Chill
"Feel Good Inc." came out in 2005 as the lead single from Gorillaz's second album, Demon Days, which Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett's virtual band made with producer Danger Mouse. It is built on one of the most recognizable basslines of the decade, a loose, rolling groove under a crisp drum beat and a strummed acoustic guitar. Albarn's sleepy, falsetto-leaning hook drifts over the top, broken up by a manic laugh and a sharp rap verse from De La Soul. The mood is hazy and disaffected, a song about numbness and media overload that still feels relaxed enough to put on in the background.
Songs that sound like it combine a melodic, upfront bassline, laid-back hip-hop drums and a melancholy indie vocal, often with a guest rapper or a sudden change in texture. Look to the mid-2000s overlap of alternative rock, trip-hop and hip-hop, Danger Mouse's other productions, and Albarn's wider catalog.
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Data: Last.fm, updated 2026-10-11.
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FAQ about “Feel Good Inc.”
What songs are similar to Feel Good Inc.?
The closest matches blend alternative rock with hip-hop rhythm: groove-heavy basslines, relaxed beats, a detached or dreamy lead vocal and a hazy, slightly melancholy atmosphere. On our list, the closest matches are “Clint Eastwood” by Gorillaz, “Dirty Harry” by Gorillaz and “Take Me Out” by Franz Ferdinand.
Who does Feel Good Inc. sound like?
Danger Mouse's production links it to Gnarls Barkley and his later work with The Black Keys and Broken Bells. Damon Albarn's voice and melodic sense connect it to Blur's later records. De La Soul bring the playful alternative hip-hop side, and Beck is a frequent comparison for mixing acoustic guitar, funk bass and rap. Massive Attack-style trip-hop shows up in the moody, bass-led mix.
Is Feel Good Inc. Alternative?
Mostly, yes. Gorillaz are usually filed under alternative, and "Feel Good Inc." fits as alternative rock in spirit, but its sound pulls just as much from hip-hop, funk and trip-hop. The bass groove, drum programming and De La Soul verse are rooted in rap, while the acoustic guitar and Albarn's vocal come from British indie. Alternative hip-hop is probably the most accurate label.
How do you find similar songs to Feel Good Inc.?
Start with the bassline and the mix of styles: a melodic, upfront bass groove, laid-back hip-hop drums and a moody indie vocal with a rap feature. Explore the rest of Demon Days, Danger Mouse's productions, and alternative hip-hop and trip-hop playlists from the 2000s. SongSimilar's list above ranks matches by listening data, which helps surface songs that share the same crossover audience.