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917 releases tracked from 1970 · 412 producers · latest sep 2026
4 tracks · 3 charting artists · 38 days on genre charts per track, on average · on the charts since Jul 2026 · emerging
sound
46% one genrePop, then Rock and Dance / Pop
46% of the 917 releases we can tag · 5 of the last 12 we could tag
tempo
±31 BPM119 BPM typical, 83–144 across four in five releases
916 of 917 releases carry a tempo reading
chart tier
tier 30.1 per record
4 chart entries since July · rate = entries per record over that window; 3 bars = most; no tier = no charts or under 10 records/yr
career stage
14 yrs medianProducers here had a median 14 years of releases before their first record on the label
across 11 producers whose earlier history we can follow
first records
new here Razorlight (Sep) · Brothers In Rhythm (Sep)
16 of the 70 releases in the last 12 months were an artist's debut on the label
format
93% solo/duoSolo or duo originals — a single or a two-tracker
counting compilations too, 950 of 1,017 · 8 various-artists compilations
remixes
26% of releasesRemixes are a large part of the catalogue
237 of the 917 releases whose credits we can read · most credited: Almighty Associates, Tony Lamezma, Todd Terry
1.5
new names a year
averaged over the last 24 months, counting producers whose earlier history we can trace
52 of 135
get a second record
producers who debuted here over a year ago
6.5
releases a month
156 records in 24 months
Grey counts releases that year. Full colour counts producers whose first record on this label falls in that year — including producers with no traceable earlier history, a wider population than the per-year rate above.
125 producers here have released on no other label we track, of 412
6 artists charted on this label in the last 8 weeks · 21 have pages here · showing 20, newest chart date first
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