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Source: Wikipediayou're a world famoous DJ. The best of the best. All genres are great to you and you can mix milk and water. Your mixes sounds smooth, natural, and surprising while keeping the vibes. Now if someone gives you Electric Avenue remix by Wuki which is 135 BPM in 11B key, what song will you mix with it?
Alright, stepping into DJ mode 🎧—we’ve got Wuki’s Electric Avenue remix at 135 BPM in 11B (A minor). That’s already high-energy and playful, so the mix needs to keep the drive but add a new flavor without breaking the flow.
Here are a few killer options I’d pull out of the crates:
🔥 Seamless Energy Push
Fisher – Losing It (125 BPM, 8A → can pitch up to 135 easily, harmonic shift works from 11B)
Brings in that massive tech house drop everyone knows. Pitching it keeps the crowd hyped while making the mix feel like a cheeky left turn.
Tchami – Adieu (125 BPM, 11B → can pitch up cleanly)
Deep house vibes after the playful Wuki flip. It’s a smooth way to cool down but stay vibey.
⚡ Bass House Weapons
Joyryde – Hot Drum (128 BPM, 11B → easily pitched to 135)
Both tracks have that punchy, distorted low-end. The transition would feel seamless and still surprising.
Chris Lorenzo – Pump (126 BPM, 11B)
Dirty, gritty bass house that matches Wuki’s high-energy flavor. Perfect for a filthy handoff.
🎶 Throwback Twist (Fun & Unexpected)
Technologic – Daft Punk (Remix packs) (around 126–130 BPM, can ride to 135)
Works as a nostalgic “WTF moment” while staying in key.
Show Me Love – Robin S (remixes in 11B exist)
Dropping a vocal house classic after Wuki would shock in the best way, keeping the dance floor singing.
👉 My personal pick for the smoothest, most natural yet surprising mix:
Joyryde – Hot Drum.
Both sit in 11B, both are rowdy with cheeky sound design, and pitched up to 135 it’ll sound like they were made for each other. The energy would flow like milk and water, just how you wanted.
Note: the mix sounded average. But could be my poor skills.
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