87 chemistry · Strong pair
Domino → Picasso - Extended Version
How Oxia’s “Domino” mixes into Kolsch’s “Picasso - Extended Version” — chemistry across harmony, rhythm, energy, groove, mood and vocals, plus the mixing technique that fits the pair.
From — outgoing track
Domino
Oxia
To — incoming track
Picasso - Extended Version
Kolsch
Confident go — chemistry across every dimension.
6B → 7B · Simple Mix Upper · 129 → 126 BPM
Breakdown
Each dimension is scored independently — the chemistry value above is the weighted average across all six.
- Harmonic90%
Simple Mix Upper — gentle lift
- Rhythmic86%
±3 BPM — longer blend recommended
- Energy100%
Level — same room temperature
- Groove95%
Matching groove
- Mood88%
Slight ease — incoming track reads warmer
- Vocal90%
Both instrumental — clean blend
Texture · warm tonal match
Harmonic relationship
Simple Mix Upper
- Outgoing6B· B♭ Major
- Incoming7B· F Major
Outer ring shows major keys (B); inner ring shows minor keys (A). Mixed In Key, Rekordbox and Beatport all surface this same wheel.
How to mix this pair
Standard 32-bar blend works cleanly here. Bring the new track in on the breakdown of the outgoing, ride the lows on whichever has more weight, and use the EQ kill to swap kicks on the next phrase boundary. The +1 energy lift is subtle by design — let it land naturally rather than forcing it with hype effects.
Read the full 6B → 7B guidePlan a chemistry-scored set