Hip-Hop · 2012
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Checking key, tempo, energy, groove, mood and vocals.
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The Motto by Drake, Lil Wayne is a bass-heavy Hip-Hop track at 101 BPM with moderate drive and subtle groove. At 45% energy, it works as a mid-set sustainer — enough momentum to keep the floor moving.
Released 19 Mar 2012 · 3:01 · 49% mood · -13 dB loudness
The feel
The bass weight is the story here — 91% puts it in the top tier of the catalog. Lead with it.
Where it lives in a set
45% energy places it in the build — the stretch where you're winning the floor, not rewarding it yet.
Drake is a Canadian rapper, singer, and songwriter from Toronto who rose to prominence in the late 2000s and became one of hip-hop's most commercially successful and streamed artists.
112
Median BPM
11A
Top key
2005–2026
Active
106
Tracks
101 BPM — squarely in hip-hop territory, mixable within roughly 96–106 BPM without pitch artefacts.
F♯ Minor — 11A on the Camelot wheel. Harmonically compatible with 11B, 10A and 12A.
Tracks in 11A, 11B, 10A or 12A between ~96–106 BPM.
Groove sustainer — 45% energy keeps momentum without forcing the energy up. Ideal in the stretches between peaks.
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Mixes well with this track
Every candidate scored on key, tempo, energy, groove, mood and vocals — the top 5, ranked.
U and Dat (feat. T. Pain & Kandi Girl)
E-40
100 BPM · 11A · Hip-Hop
Same key · -1 BPM — seamless blend
The London (feat. J. Cole & Travis Scott)
J. Cole
98 BPM · 10A · Hip-Hop
Adjacent key · -3 BPM — seamless blend
Vans
The Pack
102 BPM · 11A · Hip-Hop
Same key · +1 BPM — seamless blend
Numb / Encore
Jay-Z
107 BPM · 11A · Hip-Hop
Same key · +6 BPM — seamless blend

U and Dat (feat. T. Pain & Kandi Girl)
E-40
100 BPM · 11A · Hip-Hop
Same key · -1 BPM — seamless blend
11A → 11A
Same key, ±2 BPM. With 30% groove and heavy bass, long blends work — cut the incoming bass until the switch.
U and Dat (feat. T. Pain & Kandi Girl)
E-40 · 100 BPM · 11A
91 chemistry
11A → 11B
Relative major — brighter key, same tonal centre. Pair it with a higher-energy record and the floor keeps moving.
11A → 10A · 12A
Adjacent keys through a breakdown. This one runs 3:01 — the outro gives you a full phrase to work with.
The London (feat. J. Cole & Travis Scott)
J. Cole · 98 BPM · 10A
90 chemistry