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VTSS, Boys Noize and 'Steady Pace' turn up on Big Beat's resting shelf

The dance label behind Lil Kim and Robin S. posted nothing new and held at 432,000 subscribers, with three-year-old electronic videos turning up instead.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

VTSS & Boys Noize - Steady Pace (Official Music Video)VTSS & Boys Noize - Steady Pace (Official Music Video)

What does a dance label's channel play when it stops releasing for a week? At Big Beat Records, the answer is older electronic catalog, with no new videos in the past seven days.

The video turning up most often right now is "VTSS & Boys Noize - Steady Pace (Official Music Video)", which is just over three years old. It pairs the Polish techno DJ VTSS with Boys Noize, the Berlin-based producer Alex Ridha, in a clip directed by Claire Farin. Its tags borrow a line from the hook, "im not gonna run", which suits a week like this one. Behind it come two edits of FETISH's "Come Check This": a "Quickie Edit" and a "Phonk Edit" tagged for workout mixes and pregame playlists. That is the short, loopable format labels now cut for social video.

The channel as a whole ran a little below its usual pace. It added around 850,000 views over the week, and its subscriber count did not move. For a label that Craig Kallman started in his bedroom in 1987, before it became part of Atlantic, the back catalog is doing its job.

Among the music labels and music media channels close to it in size, most are also running under their usual pace, from The Current to ANTI- Records. Only BrettYoungVEVO and The Phantom of the Opera gained more views over the week, and Phantom was one of the few channels running above its usual pace.

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The videos drawing views on Big Beat Records right now

FETISH – Come Check This (Quickie Edit)173,235 views FETISH - Come Check This (Phonk Edit)42,721 views
The facts
Subscribers
432,000
Channel views, last 7 days
849,547
Videos published this week
0

The numbers

Here is how Big Beat Records' week looks in numbers.

views gained this week, compared with similar channels
BrettYoungVEVO
1,357,407
The Phantom of the Opera
1,103,330
Big Beat Records
849,547
The Current
516,285
ANTI- Records
450,839
TimMcGrawVEVO
373,451
PACTV
283,145
VERZUZ
66,208
Warner Music Group
46,808
subscribers
432,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
347,159,248
views per day
96,992
typical day: 115,891
compared with similar channels (subscribers)
The Current
496,000
PACTV
475,000
BrettYoungVEVO
441,000
Big Beat Records
432,000
ANTI- Records
427,000
VERZUZ
419,000
The Phantom of the Opera
399,000
TimMcGrawVEVO
375,000
Warner Music Group
367,000
As of October 8, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.
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