Record Label
Cyclops Recordings
5 tracks2 artists1 mixes0.1% influence0.03% market share
Jesse Kardon, better known by his alias Subtronics, is an American electronic music producer and DJ from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He began playing drums as a child and continued through grade school, before discovering EDM in high school. He has toured internationally, headlined major festival stages, launched his own annual festivals in North America, and released multiple charting albums.
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119
Avg BPM
10A
Top Key
Electronic
Primary Genre
BPM distribution
70 BPM160+ BPM
Rising Artists?
Subtronics & GRiZ
1 plays ↑+1
Top Artists on Cyclops Recordings
🎧 DJ sets featuring Cyclops Recordings(1 total)
Top tracks on Cyclops Recordings(5 total)
About Cyclops Recordings on Mixprism
What is Cyclops Recordings?▾
Jesse Kardon, better known by his alias Subtronics, is an American electronic music producer and DJ from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He began playing drums as a child and continued through grade school, before discovering EDM in high school. He has toured internationally, headlined major festival stages, launched his own annual festivals in North America, and released multiple charting albums.
What are the most played Cyclops Recordings tracks in DJ sets?▾
The most played Cyclops Recordings tracks on Mixprism are Subtronics & GRiZ — Griztronics, Subtronics — Scream Saver, Subtronics — Sploinky Dub (Feat: Grech). These tracks appear across 1 DJ set in Mixprism's database.
What BPM does Cyclops Recordings music typically use?▾
Cyclops Recordings tracks identified in DJ sets on Mixprism average 119 BPM, with 10A being the most common Camelot key. The primary genre is Electronic.
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