# Jamie xx

Jamie xx stands as a pivotal figure in contemporary electronic music, celebrated for his minimalist yet deeply atmospheric soundscapes.  His artistry blends introspective indie sensibilities with sophisticated club rhythms, crafting a unique sonic identity that is both danceable and reflective.

Profile: https://www.cultiq.app/directory/united-kingdom/jamie-xx

## Core facts
- Category: Pop
- Entertainment scene: United Kingdom
- Genre: Electronic, House, Indie Electronic, UK Garage

## Audience
- Estimated fandom size: 900K
- Female share: 48%
- Core audience: Millennials – Gen Z
- Top market: United Kingdom
- Top market: United States
- Top market: Germany
- Top market: France
- Top market: Australia
- Top market: Canada

## Highlights
- Milestone: Top market United Kingdom — 35% of fandom
- Milestone: Sophisticated electronic producer blending UK club music with emotive melodic sensibility.
- Milestone: Forward-thinking artist with broad appeal across audio, fashion, and technology sectors.

## Frequently asked

### Who is Jamie xx?
Jamie xx is a Pop from the United Kingdom.

### How many fans does Jamie xx have?
Jamie xx has approximately 900K global fans, making them a Nano tier artist on the Cultiq fandom index.

### What markets is Jamie xx popular in?
Jamie xx's strongest markets are United Kingdom, United States, Germany, out of 20 markets tracked on Cultiq.

### What genres does Jamie xx perform?
Jamie xx performs Electronic, House, Indie Electronic, UK Garage, primarily within the Pop ecosystem.

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