Beat Match City

Speed: 122 bpm Recommended bpm range: 120 to 125 bpm The DJ's Take: Carly Rae Jepsen has a unique window of opportunity - she's a one hit wonder, but her one hit was so big that three years later, any new single she puts out will generate buzz. And this is the sound her demographic will like: 80s teen synth pop with a hook young high school females can empathize with and sing along to. Worth a download? I'd hold off for now to see if the initial hype lasts, although record pool dj's should take a flyer with an eye toward prom season. If you're dialing down toward the 115 bpm range, consider mixing or mashing up with tracks like Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars and Motown Philly - Boyz II Men . Up toward 120 to 125 bpm , consider mixing or mashing up with tracks like Let Me Love You - NeYo and California Gurls - Katy Perry . Download the song: Amazon: I Really Like You

Speed: 128 bpm The DJ's Take : I wonder which decade she's trying to evoke here? Hmm... Anyway, I think it's got hit potential, especially among young females who missed the 80s and want a little taste of it. Try mixing with the following: Let Me Love You - NeYo , Part of Me - Katy Perry , I Wanna Go - Britney Spears , California Gurls - Katy Perry   Download the song: Amazon:

Speed: 120 bpm The DJ's Take: I've been trying to avoid reviewing this for awhile now, but it's getting to a point where I am doing you a disservice. So let me state the obvious - if you dj at a venue where Caucasian females are, this is an absolute must-play. And you know how it is when this demographic gets a song stuck on the brain - the shelf life is surprisingly long. Anyway, long story short, download this as soon as possible if you don't have it already. And when it stops being hot, delete any evidence you ever had it in the first place. Mix with: Tonight Is The Night - Outasight Download the song: Amazon: