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GENRES 17·BPM SPECTRUM 60—180

SoundCloud's catalogue, searchable the way you mix. Filter by BPM, Camelot key, and genre — the criteria that matter behind the decks, finally on the search bar.

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Deep House

118–125 BPM

Smooth, soulful house music characterized by deep basslines, atmospheric sounds, and a laid-back groove. Perfect for late-night sets and intimate dance floors.

House

120–130 BPM

The foundation of modern dance music. Four-on-the-floor beats, repetitive rhythms, and infectious grooves that defined club culture since the 1980s.

Tech House

125–130 BPM

A fusion of techno's minimalism and house's groove. Driving basslines, rhythmic percussion, and hypnotic loops perfect for peak-time club moments.

Techno

120–150 BPM

High-energy electronic dance music with driving beats, industrial sounds, and hypnotic rhythms. From minimal to hard techno, explore the full spectrum.

Trance

130–145 BPM

Euphoric and uplifting electronic music featuring soaring melodies, emotional breakdowns, and driving basslines. A journey through sound and emotion.

Melodic House

120–124 BPM

Emotionally-driven house music featuring lush melodies, organic instrumentation, and atmospheric soundscapes. Combines the groove of house with the storytelling of progressive music.

Afro House

115–125 BPM

Energetic house music infused with African rhythms, percussion, and cultural elements. Characterized by organic drums, tribal vocals, and infectious grooves that bridge electronic and traditional sounds.

Drum & Bass

160–180 BPM

Breakneck breakbeats and heavy basslines define this high-energy genre. From liquid to neurofunk, explore the fast-paced world of D&B.

Editor's Note

Search The Way You Mix

What this is. SoundCloud's native search ranks by engagement — fine for trending vocal cuts and viral remixes, the wrong tool when you're hunting a 124 BPM groove in A minor to slot between two locked-in tracks. BeatSeek queries the same catalogue and filters it by what matters behind the decks: BPM ranges, Camelot keys for harmonic mixing, a downloadable-only toggle, and genre tags that filter on the genre itself instead of surfacing unrelated title matches.

How it's built. 17 electronic styles, each with its BPM range, common keys, and the labels and producers that defined the sound. Use them as starting points, or skip them and search SoundCloud directly with the toolbar above.