Freaky

Re-Force

BPM85 Key11BA MajorEnergyPeak timeHard Techno

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5:28·Released 2014·

Songs That Mix Well With "Freaky" by Re-Force

Discover harmonic, tempo, and energy-matched tracks that blend smoothly with this Hard Techno tune. Every match below is DJ-ready and scored for mix compatibility.

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Freaky

Re-Force

8511B

Hard Techno

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Raiders of Rampage

Miss K8, Mc Nolz

87 BPM·11B·Hard Techno

+2 BPMSame keyPopular

Same key (11b), keeps the same energy, matched brightness, minor tempo adjustment needed — seamless blend

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Bye Bye

Gammer, Michael Scout

87 BPM·11B·Hard Techno

+2 BPMSame keyPopular

Same key (11b), keeps the same energy, similar matched brightness and warm tonal match — smooth blend, minor tempo adjustment needed — seamless blend

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Roll The Track - Gammer Remix

Scott Brown

86 BPM·11B·Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave

Tempo lockSame keySame era

Same key (11b), keeps the same energy, similar matched brightness and warm tonal match — smooth blend, vibe stays consistent — seamless blend

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Burn You Tonight

Gammer, Galaxy Fox

85 BPM·12B·Hard Dance / Hardcore / Neo Rave

Tempo lockAdjacentPopular

Adjacent key (12b), keeps the same energy, matched brightness, vibe stays consistent — seamless blend

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You & I - Da Tweekaz 170 BPM Remix

Darren Styles, Gammer

85 BPM·10B·Hard Techno

Tempo lockAdjacentPopular

Adjacent key (10b), keeps the same energy, warm tonal match, vibe stays consistent — seamless blend

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Why these tracks?

Every recommendation above is scored across six dimensions — harmonic key, BPM, energy, texture, mood, and vocal compatibility — then refined by community-rated transitions from real DJs. That's why each match has a number and a reason, not just a list of tracks in the same key.