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Future Romance

10 tracks7 artists5 mixes0.5% influence0.06% market share

Creation Records Ltd. was a British independent record label founded in 1983 by Alan McGee, Dick Green, and Joe Foster. Its name came from the 1960s band The Creation, whom McGee greatly admired.

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Sound DNA — How Future Romance tracks appear in DJ sets
118
Avg BPM
11B
Top Key
Electronic
Primary Genre
BPM distribution
80 BPM130+ BPM
Rising Artists?
Solee
4 plays ↑+4
Microtrauma
2 plays ↑+2
Serpoosh
1 plays ↑+1
No Sé Leon
1 plays ↑+1
Maarten Spoor & Ninsa
1 plays ↑+1
Top Artists on Future Romance
1Solee
4 tracks
2Microtrauma
2 tracks
3Serpoosh
1 track
4Rardia
1 track
5Ninsa
1 track
6No Sé Leon
1 track

🎧 DJ sets featuring Future Romance(5 total)

Top tracks on Future Romance(10 total)

02
Serpoosh - Poppy Trail
Electronic1 mix
03
Solee - Somnia
Electronic1 mix
04
Microtrauma - Explore
Electronic1 mix
06
Microtrauma - Norycove
Electronic1 mix
08
Solee - Krake
Electronic1 mix
09
Maarten Spoor & Ninsa - Pink Rain
Maarten Spoor & NinsaPink Rain
1 mix
10
Rardia - Cocu

About Future Romance on Mixprism

What is Future Romance?
Creation Records Ltd. was a British independent record label founded in 1983 by Alan McGee, Dick Green, and Joe Foster. Its name came from the 1960s band The Creation, whom McGee greatly admired.
What are the most played Future Romance tracks in DJ sets?
The most played Future Romance tracks on Mixprism are SoleeSternstunde, SerpooshPoppy Trail, SoleeSomnia. These tracks appear across 5 DJ sets in Mixprism's database.
What BPM does Future Romance music typically use?
Future Romance tracks identified in DJ sets on Mixprism average 118 BPM, with 11B being the most common Camelot key. The primary genre is Electronic.

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