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DJ Playlist Generator
Start from up to 5 tracks, artists or club genres and get tracks that sound alike, filtered to your BPM range, with compatible keys on the Camelot wheel and ordered like a real set: warm-up, journey or closing. Every transition is explained, and you can listen to the set right here, with automatic mixing between tracks.
Playlist generator
Start from up to 5 tracks, artists or club genres, set the BPM range and get similar tracks with compatible keys (Camelot wheel), ordered like a set: the tempo rises gently and the transitions are harmonic.
Or start from a genre
Starting points (0/5)
BPM
How many tracks
Similar by
We combine what people listen to together (Last.fm, Deezer) with sound analysis: rhythm, bass, brightness, atmosphere, energy.
Set shape
The tempo rises gently from track to track.
Filters
Decade
Length
Track data from Deezer, Last.fm. Where Deezer has no BPM, the BPM and key (Camelot) are estimated by us from the 30-second preview; the key may sometimes come out as its relative (e.g. 8A instead of 8B), still compatible for mixing.
How it works
- Search for a track or an artist, paste a link (Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, YouTube, Bandcamp, Deezer) or pick a genre: deep house, tech house, techno, melodic techno, afro house and more.
- Choose your BPM range, how many tracks you want (up to 100), the set shape and filters: decade, length, at most 2 tracks per artist.
- Get the tracks with BPM, Camelot key, a sound-similarity score and an analysis of every transition (for example “+1 · more energy · pitch -0.8%”).
- Play the set: full tracks on YouTube, SoundCloud or your own platform (Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer), with automatic mixing. Save it to your account or export it as CSV/TXT.
Frequently asked questions
Is the playlist generator free?
Yes. Generating, listening and exporting are free. To save playlists to your account you create a free account.
How does it find similar tracks?
We combine what people listen to together (Last.fm, Deezer) with our own audio analysis: rhythm, bass, brightness, atmosphere and energy. You can match by sound only, by listeners only, or both.
What is the Camelot key?
The Camelot wheel numbers the 24 keys (1A–12B). Tracks with the same number, a neighbouring number, or the same number and the other letter mix harmonically, without clashing.
Can I listen to full tracks?
Yes, through the official YouTube and SoundCloud players. On Spotify, Apple Music and Deezer the full track plays if you're logged in to that platform in your browser.
Want to go further?
The Privilege Academy courses are made by our artists and the Privilege DJ School team: from your first mix to building a music collection and a career. There's a free course to start with.
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