Record Label

Bebé Recordings

Q: What are the most played Bebé Recordings tracks in DJ sets?

The most played Bebé Recordings tracks on Mixprism are: Matty Ralph — 1999, Ben Gold — How You Feelin', Daxson — Aurora. These tracks appear across 5 DJ sets in Mixprism's database.

3 tracks3 artists5 mixes0.5% influence0.02% market share

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Big Beat Records Inc. is an American electronic and dance music record label, owned by Warner Music Group and operates through Atlantic Records. It was founded as an independent record label in 1986 by Craig Kallman with an emphasis on house music and later hip hop.

🎧 DJ sets featuring Bebé Recordings(5 total)

Tiësto - Live at the Great Pyramids of Giza 2025 (Full Set)

Tiësto

1 Bebé Recordings track

7691k views

ARMIN VAN BUUREN LIVE AT ULTRA MIAMI 2025 ASOT WORLDWIDE STAGE

Armin van Buuren

1 Bebé Recordings track

1098k views

Tiësto Live at EDC Las Vegas 2026

Tiësto

1 Bebé Recordings track

507k views

PRISMATIC by Tiësto 021

Tiësto

1 Bebé Recordings track

50k views

Matty Ralph Live at EDC Las Vegas 2026 (Official Full Set)

Insomniac

1 Bebé Recordings track

1k views

Top tracks on Bebé Recordings(3 total)

Matty Ralph—1999

148BPM

Dance3 mixes

Ben Gold—How You Feelin'

Dance1 mix

Dance1 mix

About Bebé Recordings on Mixprism

What is Bebé Recordings?▾

What are the most played Bebé Recordings tracks in DJ sets?▾

The most played Bebé Recordings tracks on Mixprism are Matty Ralph — 1999, Ben Gold — How You Feelin', Daxson — Aurora. These tracks appear across 5 DJ sets in Mixprism's database.

What BPM does Bebé Recordings music typically use?▾

Bebé Recordings tracks identified in DJ sets on Mixprism average 128 BPM, with 3A being the most common Camelot key. The primary genre is Dance.

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