Nobody saves the receipts when they think the moment will always be there. DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot were deep in production mode, releasing music, watching charts move, celebrating with the community, and never once thought they would one day need to go hunting for proof of what they had built. That day came. The Beatport chart history is scattered across old screenshots, social media posts, and the memories of people who were watching in real time. Some of it has been recovered. A lot of it is still out there. This is the story of what we know, what we are still searching for, and why every single chart position matters more now than it ever did when it first happened.
We Were Too Busy Making History to Document It
There is a particular kind of irony that comes with building something real. When DJ Natural Nate® and Jiggabot were deep in their production run, releasing through The-Lost-Art.com, Seven Seven Deuce Records & Entertainment, and Electro Echelon: the focus was always on the next track, the next release, the next chart push. Nobody was sitting down to carefully archive every screenshot, every announcement post, every chart position the moment it happened. Why would they? The music was right there. The charts were right there. The community was celebrating in real time. It felt permanent because it was happening. What nobody fully understood in those moments was that digital history is fragile. Platforms change. Old posts get buried. Screenshots get lost in hard drive migrations. And one day you look up and realize that a significant chapter of your documented legacy exists only in fragments, scattered across old social media posts, buried in the memories of people who were watching, and waiting to be recovered by anyone willing to do the work of hunting it down.
"We were too busy making history to document it. Now we are doing both at the same time."
What We Have Already Recovered
The search has already turned up some of the most important moments in the DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot Beatport story. The Alive With You EP reaching number two on the Beatport Top 100 Releases chart in 2022 stands as one of the highest chart positions in the entire catalog: an independent release competing at the very top of a global platform. The Multiverse EP placed at number five on the Beatport Electro Releases chart, with two individual tracks from the same project simultaneously entering the Beatport Electro Tracks Top 100 at positions 99 and 100. That kind of catalog depth, where an EP and its individual tracks are all charting at the same time, is not something that happens by accident. It is the result of a production partnership that understood how to build music that connected. No Exit, released through The-Lost-Art.com as catalog TLA004 in September 2022, reached number 80 on the Beatport Top 100. Still Got It hit number 42 on the Beatport Top 100 Best Electro Tracks within a single day of release. Bass Up I Need You reached number 70 on the Beatport Top 100 in November 2023. And Can You Hear The Beat Drop climbed all the way to number 13: a front-page Beatport moment that brought the collaboration to a global audience and earned recognition that independent artists rarely see without major label backing.
"The Alive With You EP reached #2 on Beatport Top 100 Releases. An independent release. Competing at the very top of a global platform."
The Chart Summary: What Is Documented So Far
Here is every verified chart position recovered to date. This is not the complete picture, it is the beginning of one.
• Alive With You EP, #2 Beatport Top 100 Releases (2022) • Multiverse EP, #5 Beatport Electro Releases (2022) • Multiverse EP Tracks, #99 and #100 Beatport Electro Tracks (2022) • No Exit (TLA004), #80 Beatport Top 100 (September 2022) • Still Got It, #42 Beatport Top 100 Best Electro Tracks (November 2022) • Bass Up I Need You, #70 Beatport Top 100 (November 2023) • Can You Hear The Beat Drop, #13 Beatport Chart (November 2023) • Alive With You (Alex Cloak Rodriguez Remix / 77D026), Charting Top 100 (November 2023)
Three tracks simultaneously in the Beatport Top 100 during November 2023 alone. That is not a lucky week. That is a catalog performing at a level that most independent artists never reach.
Why the Hunt Matters
Some people might ask why it matters to go back and recover chart positions from releases that already happened. The answer is simple: because history that is not documented eventually disappears. The DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot catalog represents years of independent creation, building labels from scratch, funding releases without major label support, competing on a global platform on the strength of the music alone. Every chart position is evidence of that work. Every number is a timestamp that says this music connected with real people around the world at a specific moment in time. When that documentation is incomplete, the full weight of what was built becomes invisible to anyone who was not there to witness it. The hunt is not about ego or nostalgia. It is about making sure the record is complete, so that anyone who comes across this music in the future understands exactly what it meant and exactly how far it reached.
"History that is not documented eventually disappears. The hunt is about making sure the record is complete."
The Search Is Still On
There are chart positions, announcement posts, and milestone moments that have not been recovered yet. They exist somewhere, in old screenshots, in the memories of people who were watching the charts move in real time, in archived social media posts that have not been found yet. If you were part of the community during the 2022 and 2023 Beatport runs and you have screenshots, posts, or any documentation of DJ Natural Nate® VS Jiggabot chart positions, those pieces of history matter. Reach out. Help fill in the gaps. The catalog is real. The chart positions are real. The legacy is real. It just needs to be fully assembled, and that work is happening right now, one recovered piece at a time.
"If you were watching the charts move in real time and you have screenshots, those pieces of history matter. Reach out."
