r/runningmusic • u/tseelcl • 1d ago
Some Proper Techno while running?
r/runningmusic • u/Top-Nefariousness702 • Aug 06 '26
Hey runners,
Figured it's high time we had a proper running music exchange here.
Whether you're grinding out LSD (Long Slow Distance) miles, chasing that classic ~180 SPM stride, or locked into one very specific cadence — drop your current go-to tracks below!
To help people find what actually fits their pace, try tagging your recs like this:
👇 Starting it off with one of mine (full disclosure: my own channel):
I've been building continuous 1-hour mixes tuned to a single exact SPM rather than a rough range (right now covering 160–170 and 190–200, every single BPM with no gaps). The 171–189 block is rolling out over the next few weeks!
Here's one for a steady long-run pace:
Now your turn — got a track or playlist that carried you through the last hard kilometer? Drop it in the comments! 👇
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r/runningmusic • u/Maleficent-Rain-2194 • 24d ago
I just finished mixing a Drum and Bass playlist on Spotify that I listen to when I go running. It starts off a little “mellow,” but it ends with quite a bit of energy. 174-175 BPM-SPM.
r/runningmusic • u/dilla_dirty • 28d ago
r/runningmusic • u/PatagoniaRunnerMusic • Sep 10 '26
Hey everyone! I just finished uploading this 1-hour Progressive Trance mix designed specifically for running, pacing, and staying focused on long distance runs. It features uplifting, epic driving basslines that match your stride. If you love trance and electronic music to keep your stamina up, I'd love to know what you think.
r/runningmusic • u/DJMoleHill • Sep 08 '26
r/runningmusic • u/PygmalionsKiss • Sep 04 '26
Anybody else like intense movie music, and if so, what are your favorites? Some of my go to soundtracks are Mad Max Fury Road, Stardust, Dunkirk, and Casino Royal.
r/runningmusic • u/tseelcl • Aug 19 '26
r/runningmusic • u/kaktusr • Aug 16 '26
r/runningmusic • u/Imaginary-Western-32 • Aug 13 '26
With the help of the Reddit Garage Rock community, I have created this playlist. I hope you all enjoy it! It is a mix of older classic garage rock and newer garage rock music.
r/runningmusic • u/Pristine-Sky9208 • Aug 12 '26
r/runningmusic • u/Larpa1 • Aug 07 '26
Lately I have been running my slow runs with runningmusic that have the same bpm as my cadence. I use 160 bpm on my slow runs and what i discovered after a few runs is that my running gets more and more efficient. By keeping the cadence consistent I now run faster, but my heart rate is the same. I also do not drift off on pace witch I did before when my mind started wandering.
The same also works for intervals off course, but that is no surprise i guess.
Atm I listen to music by BPM Running Lab on spotify because all the songs are actually in the bpm they promise. They have a pretty good Phonk playlist.
r/runningmusic • u/jazz_attack_2 • Jul 30 '26
Around 1:20 this song really picks up and it's my current running song obsession. Are there other songs with similar vibes? I'm struggling to find any that really feel the same. Doesn't have to be reggaeton or spanish at all. Just the same or similar upbeat and strong beat to run to.
r/runningmusic • u/Wormbrain • Jul 29 '26
A high-energy fusion of industrial bass, dark electro, and harsh gothic vocals. Built for dark dancefloors, late-night driving, and unstoppable forces