Klur

Klur is a driving progressive house artist. Klur's catalogue here runs a wide 91-157 BPM band (median 119). Harmonically the catalogue spreads across 19 of 24 keys, with an even split of major and minor, most often 11A, 6B, 4A. The overall sound is dark and driving. The tracks here span 2020 to 2025. The catalogue traces a label journey from This Never Happened to Colorize. More restrained than 99% of progressive house artists.

Tempo:

slower than 97% of progressive house artists

Groove:

less groove-driven than 78% of progressive house artists

Plays across 19 of 24 keys, 49% in minor, most often 11A, 6B, 4A. Genre DNA leans 61% Progressive House, then Deep House.

Evolution

Median tempo and energy of the analyzed tracks, year by year.

B2B pairings

Artists who play the same keys at a matching tempo and energy. A back-to-back that mixes cleanly.

• Cornelius SA18 keys · 121 BPM · NRG 68
• Ben Böhmer18 keys · 123 BPM · NRG 64
• Le Youth19 keys · 122 BPM · NRG 72
• Sons Of Maria18 keys · 119 BPM · NRG 76

Set builder

A set arc from Klur's own catalogue — picked by measured energy, tempo and groove.

Signature tracks

The defining cuts from Klur's catalogue.

• Best knownFloating56/100 popularity
• HardestEclipseenergy 95/100
• LatestAfter the Rain2025
• Deepest cutImpossible122 BPM

About

Klur is a progressive house and deep house artist, active since 2020. Their releases have appeared on Colorize, This Never Happened, Anjunadeep Explorations.

FAQ

What genre is Klur?

Klur plays mostly progressive house, with deep house, based on their catalogue in the directory.

What BPM does Klur play at?

Klur's tracks here sit mostly between 91 and 157 BPM, with a median around 119.

What key does Klur play in?

Across 57 analyzed tracks, Klur favours 11A, 6B, 4A, and 49% of the catalogue is in minor keys.

What labels has Klur released on?

Klur has releases associated with Colorize, This Never Happened, Anjunadeep Explorations.