Caribbean · 2026
Steppah
Big YouthSharon Marley
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About this track.
Steppah by Big Youth, Sharon Marley is a bass-heavy Caribbean / Reggae track at 144 BPM with moderate drive and balanced groove. At 16% energy, it suits warm-up and opening slots, setting the tone before the energy climbs.
Released 20 Mar 2026 · 5:06 · 46% mood · -19 dB loudness
The feel
The bass weight is the story here — 88% puts it in the top tier of the catalog. Lead with it.
Where it lives in a set
16% energy places it in the warm-up — setting the room up before the climb.
Quick answers.
What BPM is Steppah?
144 BPM — squarely in caribbean territory, mixable within roughly 139–149 BPM without pitch artefacts.
What key is Steppah in?
E Minor — 9A on the Camelot wheel. Harmonically compatible with 9B, 8A and 10A.
What mixes well with Steppah?
Tracks in 9A, 9B, 8A or 10A between ~139–149 BPM.
Where does Steppah fit in a DJ set?
Warm-up and opener — 16% energy with a steady groove sets the tone before the energy climbs.
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