by Donny Brusca

"One thorough, excellent resource...
to suit just about any DJ's needs." --
"Why BPM?", Mobile Beat, Nov. 2006

The 2009 Edition is Here!

The BPM List now contains over 15,000 charted songs, about 60% more songs than the last edition! From the classics to today's hits, every song includes a BPM count, chart year, and ranking. Indexed by BPM, Style, Artist, or Title.

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The Expanded Edition contains a database of the same 15,000+ charted hit songs of the 5th Edition, plus songs that are uncharted or without BPM counts, for a total of over 30,000 songs. Available on a Data CD or as a Download.

Contains data in 3 file formats (Excel, QuattroPro, and CSV), plus an Index by Artist in PDF format. Rankings not included.

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Now in its 5th Edition!


1st Ed., 2004
2nd Ed., 2005
3rd Ed., 2006
4th Ed., 2007
5th Ed., 2009

Also Available: DJ Music List

A Publication for DJs and their Clients!

A handy checklist of nearly 2,000 of the most essential songs played by DJs and requested by their clients. Includes a limited license to make copies for clients or employees.

Working with BPM

Read an informative article about how to use BPMs by the experts at Numark.

About the Author

Donald Brusca is the owner of Sound Sensation, a full-time DJ company based in Staten Island, NY <www.sound-sensation.com>. He has also taught for over 20 years, mostly on the high school and college levels. Before working to rebuild the DJ company to full-time status this year, he had served as the Academic Dean of Professional Business College in Manhattan. He has a BS in mathematics and MA in computer science from Brooklyn College, and a PD in educational administration from St. John's University.

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