The Next Episode

Dr. DreSnoop Dogg

BPM95 Key2AE♭ MinorEnergySustainerHip-Hop

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2:41·Released 2008·

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About This Track

The Next Episode by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg is a bass-heavy Hip-Hop track at 95 BPM with low drive and balanced groove. At 42% energy, it works as a mid-set sustainer — enough momentum to keep the floor moving without pushing into peak territory.

Harmonic Context

At 2A, this track opens up harmonic mixing with adjacent keys, enabling smooth melodic transitions.

Rhythmic Foundation

At 95 BPM, this Hip-Hop track sits in groove sustainer territory — maintaining momentum without forcing the energy up.

Energy Profile

With 42% energy, heavy bass weight, this track offers a balanced energy profile for flexible mixing.

Track Character

Energy42%

Drive38%

Groove60%

Brightness66%

Bass Weight78%

Tempo95 BPM

Key2A

Minor · 3

2:41

Duration

45%

Mood

-11 dB

Loudness

About this artist

Dr. Dre

Dr. Dre is a hip-hop producer and rapper from Compton, California, known for his work with N.W.A and his influential solo albums that shaped West Coast rap in the 1990s.

Median BPM: 95
Top key: 6A · G Minor
Active: 1992–1999
Tracks: 7

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