Songs by BPM

Every song on the charts we follow, grouped by tempo. Pick a BPM to see the songs, their keys and previews — handy for DJ sets, running playlists or practising an instrument at a steady speed. Not sure what BPM means? Read the guide.

80–99 BPM · relaxed mid-tempo

251 songs. This range is home to a lot of hip-hop, R&B and reggaeton, which often sits around 90–100 BPM.

81 5 82 4 83 7 84 8 85 8 86 14 87 15 88 8 89 7 90 17 91 10 92 15 93 21 94 13 95 18 96 18 97 17 98 22 99 23

100–114 BPM · mid-tempo

249 songs. This is a comfortable groove tempo used by a lot of pop, Latin pop and funk.

100 31 101 17 102 16 103 18 104 11 105 16 106 16 107 21 108 15 109 14 110 13 111 13 112 17 113 21 114 10

115–129 BPM · upbeat

247 songs. This is the classic range for dance-pop and house music; 120–128 BPM is where most club tracks live.

115 13 116 11 117 20 118 10 119 18 120 23 121 6 122 15 123 18 124 26 125 25 126 10 127 12 128 18 129 22

130–149 BPM · fast

219 songs. Fast tempos like this are common in pop-punk, drum-led rock, some K-pop and Latin urban music.

130 29 131 18 132 18 133 9 134 14 135 21 136 14 137 13 138 5 140 16 141 9 142 7 143 7 144 7 145 7 146 8 148 8

150–199 BPM · very fast

53 songs. Tempos this high often feel like half their value (a 160 BPM trap beat can feel like 80), and are typical of drum & bass, trap and fast rock.

150 12 151 6 152 6 153 6 154 4 160 6