Future Funk · GenresWhat is future funk?
Future Funk is a sibling of Vaporwave, tending to be more energetic, incorporating French House and modern Nu-Disco but with the techniques of vaporwave (and in a minor way Chillwave). The music is sample-based and reverb effects are prevalent, resulting in more of a groove feeling than its predecessor.
About future funk
Japanese vocals from other songs, especially City Pop music, and anime soundtracks are often used. While Synth Funk is usually not mentioned by future funk artists as an influence, its participation in the development of this music is clear.
From Last.fm, where 867 listeners have tagged music as future funk.
Artists to start with
Albums to hear first
22nd Chances
Timeless
Sticks
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Pure Pure
HIT VIBES
Flavored
Foolish HeartFuture Funk songs
- Casin by glue70
- NEW DAWN by マクロスMACROSS 82-99
- Afraid To Feel by LF System
- NEWLY HUMAN FEELING by Moe Shop
- Fly With Me by YUNG BAE
- Fiona Coyne by Skylar Spence
- Billyeoon Goyangi (Do the Dance) by ILLIT
- Wake Up by Desired
- Notice by Moe Shop
- Love Taste by Moe Shop
Future Funk on Risocast
Overloaded
Advanced Memory Suite
Orientalist Exotica
SCOUTER
Summer LoveNeighbouring genres
In the soul & r&b family. All genres
alternative r&bdiscocontemporary r&bdeep funkcontemporary gospelfunk rockitalo disconu-discouk funkyg-funkblue-eyed souldeep soulQuestions
- What is future funk?
- Future Funk is a sibling of Vaporwave, tending to be more energetic, incorporating French House and modern Nu-Disco but with the techniques of vaporwave (and in a minor way Chillwave). The music is sample-based and reverb effects are prevalent, resulting in more of a groove feeling than its predecessor. Japanese vocals from other songs, especially City Pop music, and anime soundtracks are often used.
- Who are the best-known future funk artists?
- By Last.fm listening: Moe Shop, Night Tempo, Vantage, YUNG BAE, Desired and マクロスMACROSS 82-99.
- What genres are similar to future funk?
- On Risocast it sits with alternative r&b, disco, contemporary r&b, deep funk, contemporary gospel and funk rock.
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Updated 6 October 2026
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