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The Hardest Part

Olivia Dean

Tempo95 BPM
KeyC major
Camelot8B
Energy33/100
Length2:56
Released2020-08-07
GenreAlternative

The Hardest Part by Olivia Dean has a tempo of about 95 BPM and is in C major (8B on the Camelot wheel). The Hardest Part came out on 2020-08-07 on The Hardest Part - Single. Its best position on the charts we follow is #15 on Spotify New Zealand · Daily, and it is on 1 chart today.

Tempo

At 95 BPM this is a relaxed mid-tempo song, faster than 14% of the songs in our catalogue. This range is home to a lot of hip-hop, R&B and reggaeton, which often sits around 90–100 BPM.

Key

C major uses the notes C – D – E – F – G – A – B. Major keys tend to sound bright and settled, and its relative minor, A minor, shares exactly the same notes, which is why the two mix so smoothly.

Energy

We rate its energy 33/100 (calm), based on how loud, dense, bright and punchy the preview sounds. It is not an obvious running tempo, but energy matters as much as speed for a playlist.

Songs that mix well with it

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For a smooth harmonic mix, pair it with songs in 8B, 7B, 9B, 8A at a similar tempo.

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About Olivia Dean

British singer. Olivia Lauryn Dean is an English singer and songwriter. Her accolades include four Brit Awards and a Grammy Award. (Wikipedia, CC BY-SA) More about Olivia Dean →

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Questions

What is the BPM of The Hardest Part by Olivia Dean?

About 95 BPM, a relaxed mid-tempo tempo.

What key is The Hardest Part in?

C major, which is 8B on the Camelot wheel. Its relative minor is A minor.

Is The Hardest Part good for running or the gym?

It is not an obvious running tempo, but energy matters as much as speed for a playlist. Its energy is 33/100.

What songs mix well with The Hardest Part?

Songs in 8B, 7B, 9B, 8A between 89 and 101 BPM, see the list on this page.