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Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood

Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood runs at 124 BPM. The prompt below describes those musical characteristics without naming the record.

Measured

Tempo
124 BPM
Length
4:12

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Analysis and source

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AI review
October 7, 2026

Method: MOSS Music describes the recording; Beat This estimates tempo, and chroma analysis estimates musical key.

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The prompt

Layered, expressive vocals lead a pop arrangement with indie influences, supported by guitar, bass, drums and synthesizer textures. A steady, driving groove gives the backing momentum and supports the vocal melody. The recording has an introspective, romantic character, connecting its emotional vocal presence to the continuing band and electronic accompaniment.

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What the analysis found

Tempo
124

About this page

This is an independent acoustic analysis. MOSS Music describes the recording; Beat This estimates tempo, and chroma analysis estimates musical key. The source recording is deleted once the analysis finishes. This page does not reproduce its lyrics. An AI reviewer checked this analysis against the linked sources. Tempo, key, and descriptive claims remain analytical estimates and may contain errors.

Planetary Records is not affiliated with The Neighbourhood. The prompt describes musical characteristics and does not reproduce the recording.

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