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DJcity vs BPM Supreme: Which Record Pool for DJs?

By the PickTrack team · Updated · 2 min read

DJcity vs BPM Supreme: Which Record Pool for DJs?

DJcity and BPM Supreme are two of the best-known record pools. Both give DJs current tracks in DJ-ready versions; the differences are in catalog focus, extras and feel.

DJcity

DJcity is a long-running record pool with a strong open-format catalog — hip-hop, R&B, pop, Latin and commercial dance — DJ-ready edits, and a large DJ community and editorial side.

BPM Supreme

BPM Supreme is a record pool with a broad open-format catalog, DJ-ready versions, exclusive edits and a mobile app for browsing and organising music.

DJcity vs BPM Supreme side by side

DJcityBPM Supreme
TypeSubscription record poolSubscription record pool
Catalog focusOpen-format and commercialOpen-format and commercial
DJ editsYesYes, including exclusive edits
Best way to chooseCompare the genres you play in each catalogCompare the genres you play in each catalog
Average BPM, most common key and the biggest climbers since last month on PickTrack
Average BPM, most common key and the biggest climbers since last month on PickTrack

Which one should you choose?

They are close. Check which catalog has more of the genres and edits you actually play, and how each app fits your workflow — both are subscriptions, so it is easy to try one month of each.

A third option for discovery: PickTrack

A DJ music discovery platform: monthly Top 100 and Hot 100 charts in 16 genres, ranked by real listener engagement on SoundCloud (likes and reposts weighed against plays), with no label deals or paid placement. It does not sell files, so it does not replace a store or a pool — it shows which new tracks to look for.

BPM and Camelot key on nearly every track. 1,600+ chart tracks link to the artist's free download. Top 3 of every chart free; Pro $7.99/month or $79/year on the web, first month $4.99.

A PickTrack genre chart: ranked tracks with release date, BPM and Camelot key
A PickTrack genre chart: ranked tracks with release date, BPM and Camelot key

Related

FAQ

Which record pool is best for house and techno?

Open-format pools focus on commercial music. For new independent House, Techno and Afro House, PickTrack's monthly charts are a better discovery tool, and stores such as Beatport and Traxsource sell the files.

Do I need a record pool?

If you play open-format events and need clean and intro edits of current hits, a pool saves a lot of time.

Is PickTrack a record pool?

No. PickTrack ranks new tracks on SoundCloud and links to them, including 1,600+ free downloads from the artists.

Published 2026-11-12 · updated 2026-11-12. Product details are from each service's public information; check current pricing on their sites. PickTrack is not affiliated with the other services mentioned.

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