The Bass House Top 100 has a clear tempo centre this week: 38 of the 100 tracks sit at 130-131 BPM, and 79 fall inside a narrow 128-133 BPM window.
The numbers
- Tempo: average 129.9 BPM, median 130 BPM, with a full range from 99 to 145 BPM.
- Sweet spot: 130-131 BPM holds 38% of the chart, ahead of 128-129 BPM (24) and 132-133 BPM (17). Only 9 tracks sit at 126-127 BPM.
- Keys: F Major leads with 11 tracks, followed by Eb Major (10), F Minor (9), E Major (8) and Eb Minor (7). Minor keys account for just 41% of the chart, so major keys are the majority.
- Labels: Catch & Release has the most entries (7), then Insomniac Records (6), Boom Records LLC (4), Trace Amounts (3) and HEXAGON (3).
- Artists with several entries: Odd Mob and bradeazy (6 each), MARTEN HØRGER (5), Skrillex (4), NIIKO X SWAE (3) and Goodboys (2).
- Freshness: 5 tracks were released in the last 7 days and 33 in the last 30 days.
Movement since week 42
- Turnover: 21 new entries came in and 21 tracks dropped out.
- Biggest climbers: The Days (NOTION Remix) by NOTION and Chrystal from #85 to #35; Tequila Bounce (Extended Mix) by Nevve, No Thanks and Juos from #96 to #57; Plain Jane (Extended Mix) by Don Diablo and A$AP Ferg from #82 to #53; Just Woke Up (Extended Mix) by Drop The Cheese from #100 to #72; SEX (Extended Mix) by G-Pol from #92 to #68.
- Top 10 shake-up: three of the top 10 were not in last week's Top 100 at all, including the new #1 and #3 from Odd Mob and Goodboys on Insomniac Records. Last week's #1, Freak by Ink and Mesto, slips to #4.
- Staying power: Freak is the only current top-10 track that has been in the Top 100 in 5 of the weeks GPW has tracked since week 38; Woops and Bassline follow with 4 tracked weeks each.
Top 10 right now
What it means
For an artist picking an exclusive track to release into this chart, 130 BPM is the safest choice: it is both the median and the heart of the biggest bucket, and anything from 128 to 133 BPM sits with four in five current entries. Bright major keys around F and Eb are the most common, so a minor-key track can still stand out without sounding out of place. The top of the chart rewards punchy, hook-led club records, and with 21 new entries in a single week there is room for fresh releases to break in quickly.
For producers, the signal is consistency rather than experimentation on tempo: build at 130 BPM, lean into strong basslines and short vocal hooks, and spend creative energy on sound design and drops instead. Catch & Release and Insomniac Records dominate this week, which is a useful reference for the polish and energy level buyers are looking for. If you want a ready-made record in this lane, browse our exclusive Bass House tracks for sale.