Beat Match City

tempo: 100 bpm bpm range: 95  to  100 bpm , 100 to 105 bpm the dj's take: The final song in version 31 (25:43): Just when you thought we were gonna end it with 'thank u, next'... we sneak this one in. Kind of like finding a dollar bill in your sofa cushion. On a side note, there's no doubt that 'thank u, next' and 'Miss You' are probably among the top 20 most texted phrases among teenaged girls in the US. Strong list of key-compatible tracks: Hips Don't Lie - Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean Pump It Up - Joe Budden Champion - Kanye West Got To Get It - Sisqó Me Rehúso - Danny Ocean thank u, next - Ariana Grande Questions - Chris Brown My My My! - Troye Sivan For Free - DJ Khaled ft. Drake Let's Talk About Sex - Salt N Pepa Colors - Halsey Piece By Piece - Kelly Clarkson Lose Yourself To Dance - Daft Punk In My Room - Yellow Claw & DJ Mustard ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Tyga download or stream Miss You: amazon sp...

Made with Logic Pro X at 103 bpm 28.7333 minutes of pop & rap Check out some more mixes here . Tracklist (start times in parentheses): 1. Money In The Grave - Drake ft. Rick Ross 2. One Dance - Drake ft. Wizkid & Kyla (2:38) 3. Got To Get It - Sisqó (4:11) 4. Pump It Up - Joe Budden (6:40) 5. Lose Yourself to Dance - Daft Punk ft. Pharrell Williams (9:47) 6. Hips Don't Lie - Shakira ft. Wyclef Jean (13:21) 7. In My Room - Yellow Claw & Mustard ft. Ty Dolla $ign & Tyga (16:21) 8. Champion - Kanye West (17:48) 9. Let's Talk About Sex - Salt-N-Pepa (19:49) 10. thank u, next - Ariana Grande (22:28) 11. Miss You - Cashmere Cat, Major Lazer & Tory Lanez (25:43)

tempo: 95 bpm bpm range:   90  to  95 bpm ,  95  to  100 bpm the DJ's take: Probably one of the toughest song names to spell on this site. And to add insult to injury, I still have no idea what it means. Worth a spin during a dancehall set or for a change of pace on a hiphop night. Try mixing with the following: In the 90 to 95 bpm range: The Ocean - Mike Perry ft. Shy Martin Genghis Khan - Miike Snow Slow Motion - Trey Songz Blank Space - Taylor Swift Back That Azz Up - Juvenile If you're between 95 and 100 bpm: Don't Tell 'Em - Jeremih download or stream the song: Spotify playlist Apple Music  iTunes

Speed: 118 bpm Recommended bpm range: 115 to 120 bpm The DJ's Take: Beat almost sounds like Pick Up The Phone after 7 Red Bulls. Softer percussion that feels better-suited for a couples dance class than a Top 40 night, but the artists make it worth a spin in the warmup portion of a pop set. Try mixing with key-compatible tracks like:

Speed: 95 bpm Recommended bpm range: 90 to 95 bpm The DJ's Take: This sounds like a cross between Rihanna's Work and Tanto Metro & Devante's Everyone Falls In Love Sometimes . Has a dancefloor-friendly bounce that should work in a hiphop / dancehall oriented set. I'd consider mixing or mashing up with tracks like:

Speed: 68 bpm Recommended bpm range: 65 bpm to 70 bpm The DJ's Take: I don't listen to a lot of G-Eazy, but this is the second single where the chorus & the hook seem to overshadow the rapping. Nice, majestic beat too - not a bad option for when you're starting to wind the night down. Try mixing with tracks like Elastic Heart - Sia , Pop That - French Montana , and Pour It Up - Rihanna . Or you can try half-timing with tracks like:

Speed: 79 bpm Recommended bpm range: 75 bpm to 80 bpm The DJ's Take: For some reason, I feel like this would make a cool theme song in a commercial for an LA-based perfume or cologne. Should work well as a mix / mashup with Sure Thing - Miguel . Other key-compatible tracks include:

Speed: 53.5 bpm Recommended bpm range: 50 bpm to 55 bpm The DJ's Take: This is straight end-of-the-night fare. I appreciate the sample - If You Love Me was an R&B hit back when I was in high school, but it's underrated today. If you're spinning near 55 bpm, try mixing or mashing up with White Walls - Macklemore & Ryan Lewis or half-time into Wasted - Tiesto . If you're closer to 50 bpm, this could sound cool with Don't - Bryson Tiller . Download the song: iTunes Amazon