Ich weiß, was du brauchst
Kerstin Ott
Ich weiß, was du brauchst by Kerstin Ott has a tempo of about 126 BPM and is in A major (11B on the Camelot wheel). Its best position on the charts we follow is #2 on YouTube Germany · Weekly, and it is on 2 charts today. It reached the top 10 in 2 countries.
Tempo
At 126 BPM this is a upbeat song, faster than 66% of the songs in our catalogue. This is the classic range for dance-pop and house music; 120–128 BPM is where most club tracks live.
Key
A major uses the notes A – B – C# – D – E – F# – G#. Major keys tend to sound bright and settled, and its relative minor, F# minor, shares exactly the same notes, which is why the two mix so smoothly.
Energy
We rate its energy 91/100 (high-energy), based on how loud, dense, bright and punchy the preview sounds. It suits a brisk walk or a warm-up more than a fast run.
Songs that mix well with it
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For a smooth harmonic mix, pair it with songs in 11B, 10B, 12B, 11A at a similar tempo.
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About Kerstin Ott
German musician. Kerstin Ott is a German singer, songwriter, guitarist and DJ. She became known through the song "Die immer lacht", which was re-mixed by the German DJ and producer team Stereoact. In January 2016, the song was at the top of the German and Austrian singles charts, and also reached the Swiss charts. (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)
On the charts today
Questions
What is the BPM of Ich weiß, was du brauchst by Kerstin Ott?
About 126 BPM, a upbeat tempo.
What key is Ich weiß, was du brauchst in?
A major, which is 11B on the Camelot wheel. Its relative minor is F# minor.
Is Ich weiß, was du brauchst good for running or the gym?
It suits a brisk walk or a warm-up more than a fast run. Its energy is 91/100.
What songs mix well with Ich weiß, was du brauchst?
Songs in 11B, 10B, 12B, 11A between 120 and 132 BPM, see the list on this page.