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Sorry - Beyoncé



Speed: 65 bpm

Recommended bpm range: 60 bpm to 65 bpm, 65 bpm to 70 bpm

 The DJ's Take: For all the hype, I'd say that Sorry and Formation are really the only DJ-friendly tracks from this album, unless you get creative laying new instrumentals over the other songs. Worth a download for at least the next couple weekends, especially as an anthem for your key demo (i.e. twenty-something females).

If you're in the 60 to 65 bpm range, try mixing with Pop Style - Drake, Bad Intentions - Niykee Heaton ft. Migos, waves - Miguel ft. Travis Scott, and Jam - Kevin Gates ft. Trey Songz, Ty Dolla $ign, Jamie Foxx.

If you're in the 65 to 70 bpm range, try blending with Pop That - French Montana, Iz U Down - Kid Ink ft. Tyga, and No Option - Kid Ink.

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