Published April 3, 2018 11:43AM
The Top 10 Songs For April 2018 To Add To Your Workout Playlist
Add these 10 song selections popular for April 2018 to your workout playlist.
PHOTO: Shutterstock Up the tempo of your playlist as you increase the speed of yoru workout.
Top 10 Songs For April 2018
Variety is at the heart of this month’s top 10 list. While it’s nice to hear songs from across the musical spectrum, there’s a practical benefit to a playlist covering an array of tempos, as well. Specifically, the latter makes it easier to find something that complements each stage of your exercise routine. With all this in mind, you’re in luck—as this month’s top tunes are eclectic in both regards.
The list kicks off with a Prince-inspired track from Janelle Monáe and closes out with a Top 40 single from Hailee Steinfeld. In the middle, you’ll find guitar heroics from Jack White and an uptempo track from Bastille. Finally, there’s rustic pop from Almond&Olive and a collaboration between Kendrick Lamar and SZA from the Black Panther soundtrack.
Whether you’re looking for rap warm-up tracks (like a viral hit from Drake) or a rock song that’s twice as fast (from Los Angeles’ Bad Suns)–the mix below runs the gamut. Given the range of material at your disposal, you’ve got all the inspiration you need to get in motion. When you’re ready to make a move, here’s the full list—according to the votes logged on the workout music site Run Hundred.
Janelle Monáe – Make Me Feel – 115 BPM
Almond&Olive – Standing at the Precipice – 130 BPM
Robin Schulz, Moby & The Void Pacific Choir – Moonlit Sky – 124 BPM
Jack White – Over and Over and Over – 124 BPM
Zedd & Troye Sivan – Papercut – 126 BPM
Bastille – The Currents – 155 BPM
Bad Suns – Disappear Here – 145 BPM
Kendrick Lamar & SZA – All the Stars – 96 BPM
Hailee Steinfeld & BloodPop – Capital Letters – 100 BPM
To find more workout songs, folks can check out the free database at Run Hundred. Visitors can browse song selections there by genre, tempo and era to find the music that best fits their particular workout routines.
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