How to Get Signed to STEREOHYPE

Q: Does STEREOHYPE accept demos?

Yes. STEREOHYPE runs an open demo channel — the label takes submissions through LabelRadar and lists a production address, and it is marked as accepting demos in the growyour.music directory. James Hype launched the label in 2019 and has signed a steady stream of newer producers into it since.

Q: What kind of music does STEREOHYPE release?

High-energy tech house, bass house and club-ready house — the 'Moving Differently' remit. The catalogue runs from James Hype's own singles to records by Tita Lau, R3WIRE, Adapter, Martin Ikin, DJ S.K.T and Josh Samuel, with the Clubworld compilation series showcasing the roster.

Q: What does STEREOHYPE look for in a demo?

Energy and a hook. These are records built to move a full room fast — a driving bassline, a moment that makes people react, and a mixdown loud and clean enough to sit in a peak-time set. Technical polish without a hook does not get signed here.

Q: How do I submit a demo to STEREOHYPE?

One finished, fully mastered track that matches the label's recent releases, with a short note on why it fits. On growyour.music you submit to STEREOHYPE directly and get a guaranteed 7-day response with written A&R feedback, or your credit back.

To get signed to STEREOHYPE you need a high-energy club record with a hook that hits fast. James Hype's London label has been one of the most consistent tech house desks since it launched in 2019, and it signs on impact rather than pedigree. This guide covers what the A&R wants, what the catalogue tells you, and how to submit.

The Label

STEREOHYPE is the London-based label founded by English DJ and producer James Hype in 2019, under the mantra "Moving Differently". It is a home for high-energy tech house, bass house and club-ready house — releasing James Hype's own singles alongside records from Tita Lau, R3WIRE, Adapter, Martin Ikin, DJ S.K.T, Josh Samuel and a widening roster of newer names.

The label's Clubworld compilation series is the clearest window into what it wants: a run of records that all do the same job — take a room from busy to full-throttle — while sounding distinct from each other.

Crucially for a producer, STEREOHYPE is still young and still growing. It accepts demos through LabelRadar and a production address, and it has signed a real number of previously-unknown producers. That combination — an active A&R and a label small enough to actually listen — is rarer than it sounds.

What STEREOHYPE's A&R Looks For

Immediate energy. These records do not warm up. Within the first thirty seconds there should be a reason to keep listening.
A bassline that carries the track. Tech house and bass house live or die here. A generic rolling bass is the most common reason a submission gets passed on.
A hook, not just a groove. Something a DJ remembers after one play. It might be a vocal chop, a lead, a rhythmic trick — but it has to exist.
Loud, clean, club-standard mix. The catalogue is mastered for big systems. A quiet or muddy mixdown will not survive next to it.

What the Catalogue Tells You

Listen through the recent releases and the last Clubworld volume before you send. The throughline is function with personality: every record works in a peak-time set, but none of them are anonymous.

Notice the boundaries. This is not a deep or hypnotic label — for that end, the deep house and minimal guides are better-matched lists. It is also not a festival main-stage label; if your record is big-room EDM, see the EDM labels guide. STEREOHYPE sits squarely in the club, and the broader tech house guide covers its nearest neighbours.

Your Submission Message

Name a recent release and why yours sits next to it. With a young label, this is easy to do honestly and it shows immediately.
Say where in a set it works. Peak-time, second-hour, the moment before the headliner — be specific.
One track, fully mastered. Not an EP. Not three options.
No hype. The label is called STEREOHYPE; it does not need yours.

How to Submit to STEREOHYPE

On growyour.music you submit to STEREOHYPE directly, with a guaranteed response rather than an open-ended wait:

Find STEREOHYPE in the label directory and confirm your track fits the recent catalogue
Submit your single best, fully mastered track with a short, specific note
Get a guaranteed response within 7 days — real A&R feedback on production, originality and marketability
Get your credit back automatically if the label misses the deadline

Frequently Asked Questions

Does STEREOHYPE accept demos?

Yes — through an open channel, and the label is marked as accepting demos in our directory.

What kind of music does STEREOHYPE release?

High-energy tech house, bass house and club-ready house, from James Hype's own singles to the Clubworld roster.

What does STEREOHYPE look for in a demo?

Immediate energy, a bassline that carries the record, a memorable hook, and a club-standard mixdown.

How do I submit a demo to STEREOHYPE?

One finished track matched to recent releases, with a short note on the fit. Send it through the label's profile for a guaranteed 7-day response.

Start Submitting

STEREOHYPE is a young label with an active A&R and a clear sound — one of the better realistic targets for a producer with a genuinely energetic club record. Browse the tech house guide for more open desks, or submit your demo today.