130 BPM Metronome
130 beats per minute is high-energy dance pace, driving and exhilarating. It falls in the allegro range. Press play below for a steady click at exactly 130 BPM, then read on for the tempo markings, genres, and songs that live at this speed.
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About 130 BPM
130 BPM pushes just above the classic 128 BPM EDM baseline, adding extra urgency and drive. It is a popular tempo for trance, progressive house, and high-energy festival tracks. The slightly elevated pace creates a sense of forward momentum that energizes crowds and keeps dancefloors moving at peak intensity.
Tempo Markings
130 BPM falls within the following tempo markings:
What 130 BPM Feels Like
High-energy dance pace, driving and exhilarating
Common Genres
- EDM, High-energy EDM and big room house push to 130 BPM
- Trance, Progressive trance commonly grooves at 130 BPM
- Pop, High-energy pop-dance crossovers hit 130 BPM
Songs at 130 BPM
- Wake Me Up, Avicii
- Lean On, Major Lazer ft. DJ Snake
- Animals, Martin Garrix
Nearby Tempos
FAQ
What tempo marking is 130 BPM?
130 BPM falls within allegro (120-156 BPM). It is a lively, driving tempo common in electronic dance music.
What is the difference between 128 and 130 BPM?
The 2 BPM difference is subtle but noticeable to experienced DJs and dancers. 130 BPM feels slightly more urgent and driven, which is why trance and high-energy EDM often favor it over 128.
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