BPM Supreme

Our Mission
To redefine the way DJs, artists, producers, and creators of all kinds discover, create, and perform with music. BPM Supreme Where do professional DJs get their music? That is the question we asked ourselves when BPM Supreme was created. In 2006, BPM Supreme operated as a local record pool in San Diego. The main service was centralized on providing physical data discs full of the month’s top music to local DJs. After close to five years of research and development and with five dedicated employees, BPM Supreme went completely online in 2011. Delivering an extensive selection of new releases, exclusive versions, classics, and genres ranging from hip-hop to rock, BPM Supreme’s audience first began to grow profoundly in California and then slowly expanded to major cities like New York, Houston, and Chicago. Now a worldwide brand and leading music delivery service, our global network of DJs reaches in the hundreds of thousands and encompasses DJs of all kinds: mobile, radio, touring/club, and beginner DJs. BPM Supreme has two offices located in Los Angeles and San Diego and names many notable DJs as users of the platform, such as DJ Jazzy Jeff, Z-Trip, A-Trak, The Chainsmokers, and DJ Snoopadelic. Over the past ten years, BPM Supreme has partnered with some of the music industry’s most prominent companies, including Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, Empire Records, Dim Mak Records, Mad Decent, Roland, Pioneer DJ, Denon DJ, and Serato. With an innovative approach to music discovery, BPM Supreme offers a user-friendly platform and mobile app tailored to make a DJ’s life easier. The company’s mission is to provide essential tools to the DJ community that enables them to excel in their careers and be the most trusted source for DJ-ready content.

Website

https://www.bpmmusic.io

External link for BPM Supreme

Industry

Musicians

Company size

11-50 employees

Headquarters

Los Angeles, California

Type

Privately Held

Founded

2011

Specialties

Digital Music Service, Music Content, streaming, and music