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What's My Name - Rihanna ft. Drake



tempo: 100 bpm

bpm range: 95 to 100 bpm, 100 to 105 bpm

The DJ’s Take: Song #5 in our Session 17 mix (12:06):



Vocals start right away, so try slipping this in as the instrumental from the previous song is fading out. A former #1 single in the country with two megastars, so make it a long-term part of your rotation as a throwback / filler.

If you're in the 95 to 100 bpm range, try mixing with:


And between 100 and 105 bpm:

Middle - DJ Snake Picture Me Rollin' - Chris Brown
Most Girls - Hailee Steinfeld
Ghost - Ella Henderson
2 On - Tinashe
You - Lost Kings ft. Katelyn Tarver
Scenario - A Tribe Called Quest

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