House’s Beatport Top 100 this week is dominated by one label: LTF Records places 13 tracks in the chart, more than double the next closest label, making it the single most influential imprint shaping the genre’s current sound.
The numbers
- Average BPM is 128.7 (median 129), spanning a wide 120-140 range across the chart.
- The BPM sweet spot is 128-129, home to 30 of the 100 tracks — nearly a third of the chart.
- Ab Minor and A Minor are tied as the most common keys (9 tracks each), followed closely by D Minor (8); minor keys account for 73% of the chart overall.
- LTF Records leads all labels with 13 entries, ahead of CircoLoco Records and Defected (5 each) and Toolroom and Cecille (4 each).
- Prospa appears on 6 tracks, the most of any artist, followed by Mellizos (4), then Simes, Franky Rizardo, RUZE and Simon Kidzoo tied at 3 each.
- 5 tracks in the chart were released in the last 7 days, and 31 in the last 30 days — most of the Top 100 has been building momentum for over a month.
Top 10 right now
What it means
For an artist shopping for an exclusive, the chart is clear: aim for 128-129 BPM in a minor key. Ab Minor, A Minor and D Minor between them cover a big share of what’s currently charting, and that groove-driven, moodier tonality is what’s converting right now. A brighter, faster cut like the 132 BPM entries from Beave or Kolter in the Top 10 can still break through, but it’s the exception, not the template.
For a producer deciding what to build next, LTF Records’ 13-track share is the real signal: a large slice of the chart is following one label’s consistent sound, and matching that tempo, key and energy gives a new record its best shot at sitting comfortably beside it. With only 5 new entries in the past week against 31 in the past month, this chart rewards tracks built to hold attention over weeks rather than to spike on release day. Producers and artists sourcing material can browse exclusive House tracks for sale to find something that already fits this week’s profile.