BPM Music Finder
Discover the perfect soundtrack for any moment! Whether you're working out, dancing, or just chilling, find songs that match your desired BPM, genre, and activity.
Matching Songs
Uptown Funk - Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
BPM: 115 | Genre: Funk | Activity: Dancing
Watermelon Sugar - Harry Styles
BPM: 124 | Genre: Pop | Activity: Chill
Cold Heart (PNAU Remix) - Elton John & Dua Lipa
BPM: 116 | Genre: Pop | Activity: Dancing
Break My Soul - Beyoncé
BPM: 115 | Genre: House | Activity: Dancing
Flowers - Miley Cyrus
BPM: 118 | Genre: Pop | Activity: Dancing
Made You Look - Meghan Trainor
BPM: 125 | Genre: Pop | Activity: Dancing
Under The Influence - Chris Brown
BPM: 117 | Genre: R&B | Activity: Chill
Bad Habit - Steve Lacy
BPM: 120 | Genre: R&B | Activity: Chill
Late Night Talking - Harry Styles
BPM: 115 | Genre: Pop | Activity: Chill
Vegas - Doja Cat
BPM: 120 | Genre: Pop | Activity: Dancing
The Power of BPM in Music
BPM, or Beats Per Minute, is a measure of a song's tempo. It's a crucial element that influences our physiological and psychological responses to music.
Beyond workouts, BPM also affects our mood. Faster tempos tend to energize and excite, while slower tempos can induce relaxation and focus.
Tips for Using Music Effectively
- Warm-up & Cool-down: Use music with a gradually increasing BPM for warm-ups and decreasing BPM for cool-downs.
- Peak Performance: For high-intensity intervals, select tracks with BPMs that match or slightly exceed your target heart rate zone.
- Focus & Concentration: For tasks requiring focus, consider instrumental music or ambient tracks with a steady, moderate BPM.
- Sleep & Relaxation: Opt for very low BPM and calming genres to aid relaxation and sleep.
- Discover New Music: Use the genre and activity filters to explore artists and songs you might not typically encounter.
Experiment with different BPMs and genres to find what resonates best with your activities and moods. Happy listening!