Tessellate

12 releases tracked from 2023 · 7 producers · latest aug 2026

5 tracks · 1 charting artist · 19 days on genre charts per track, on average · on the charts since Jul 2026 · active

Tessellate releases house, tech-house, garage, and 2-step music on 12-inch vinyl and as digital downloads. Its catalog includes works by The Trip, Lewis Taylor, and Papa Nugs. The label also runs a compilation series called Clubdance, with editions for 2025 and 2026, and produces branded clothing including T-shirts.

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◢ what the catalogue measures

sound

83% one genre

House, then Tech House

83% of the 12 releases we can tag · 10 of the last 12 we could tag

tempo

±4 BPM

130 BPM typical, 127–134 across four in five releases

12 of 12 releases carry a tempo reading

format

100% solo/duo

Solo or duo originals — a single or a two-tracker

counting compilations too, 12 of 12

remixes

25% of releases

Remixes are a large part of the catalogue

3 of the 12 releases whose credits we can read

◢ how often the roster changes

0.5

new names a year

averaged over the last 24 months, counting producers whose earlier history we can trace

4

releases a year

8 records in 24 months

◢ first records here, by year

5releases · first-time signings02023 · 2 releases · 2 first-time signings20232024 · 3 releases · 1 first-time signing2025 · 2 releases · 1 first-time signing2026 · 5 releases · 3 first-time signings2026

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.

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◢ where the roster releases

2 producers here have released on no other label we track, of 7

◢ who's on it

1 artist charted on this label in the last 8 weeks · 3 have pages here

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