Disco Labels Accepting Demos
Discover 17 Disco record labels accepting demo drops. Browse their roster, check rankings, and submit your tracks.
Browse All LabelsDisco labels represent a vital part of the electronic music ecosystem, signing and developing artists who are pushing the boundaries of the genre. The labels in this directory are ranked by real chart performance data from Beatport and Traxsource — reflecting which labels consistently produce music that resonates with DJs, selectors, and listeners worldwide.
What Disco Labels Look For
Disco A&Rs evaluate demos on production quality, originality, and fit with their catalog. Your track needs to be fully produced and mixed to a professional standard before submission. Research the label's recent releases carefully — understanding their sound is the single most important preparation you can do before submitting.
Submission Tips
When submitting to Disco labels, personalise your message. Reference a specific recent release from the label, explain why your track fits their aesthetic, and keep your pitch to three or four sentences. Generic mass-submission messages are easy to identify and will not receive the same consideration as personalised submissions.
Philadelphia International Records
Philadelphia International Records
Salsoul Records
Salsoul Records
West End Records
Classic disco label that not only defined New York City dance floors, but influenced DJ's and dancers worldwide during the late Seventies and early Eighties. The label was started in December 1976 by Mel Cheren & Ed Kushins. The legendary Paradise Garage DJ Larry Levan worked closely with the label helping them to create their sound.
#3Tropical Disco Records
Disco, funk and house label. Run by Alex Sartori and Tim Burnett.
No Content Records Inc.
Independent label with a sound sitting next to Mall Grab, Kettama, and Skin on Skin. Raw, lo-fi house with UK rave DNA.
True Romance Records
Berlin house and nu-disco label founded by Tensnake (Marco Niemerski) — "music, hot and humid." A home for warm, groove-driven house, disco and Balearic-leaning cuts from Tensnake and friends.
Running Back
Gerd Janson's influential house and disco label from Frankfurt
Rhythm Section INTL
Peckham-born record label, radio show and club night founded in 2014 by Bradley Zero. An ever-expanding collective releasing genre-fluid house, jazz, broken beat and disco from London and beyond.
Paper Recordings
Paper Recordings has been pushing all things deep house and disco from the furthest reaches of the world via the good old North of England since the early Nineties. Founded by Ben Davis, Peter Jenkinson, Miles Hollway and Elliot Eastwick.
Midnight Operators
Independent house and disco label channeling the spirit of Peggy Gou, Lauer, and Fantastic Man. Groove-heavy, playful, and always ready for the party.
Dirt Crew Recordings
Founded in 2004 by Dirt Crew in Berlin, Dirt Crew Recordings has built a deep, diverse catalog of around 200 releases spanning house, deep house, tech house, disco, and beyond. Now operated by Break 3000, the label is a cornerstone of Berlin's underground electronic scene and has championed artists like The Revenge, Pete Bandit, J. Peacock, Italo Deviance, Loz Goddard, Clive From Accounts, and Ben La Desh.
wetlook
Playful fast house label with inspiration from the 90s and Italo disco traditions. Retro-futuristic energy and dancefloor joy.
Beats In Space
Beats In Space is a house, deep house, and disco record label and radio show from New York, United States, founded by Tim Sweeney.
Live at Robert Johnson
In-house label of the storied Offenbach club Robert Johnson, spanning house, disco, italo and indie dance.
On The Prowl Records
Brooklyn, NY based record label curated by Marcos Cabral and Jacques Renault (Runaway).
Permanent Vacation
Munich label for balearic house and disco
Moi Records
Disco-infused house label from the Netherlands releasing uplifting and euphoric dance music with a retro-modern aesthetic.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Disco labels accept demos from new artists?
Many Disco labels accept demos through growyour.music, which guarantees written feedback within 7 days from every label you submit to. Research the labels in our directory by clicking through to their profiles, listening to their recent releases on Beatport, and submitting only to labels whose sound genuinely matches your music.
What should I include in a Disco demo submission?
Include your best track, a short personalised message (3–4 sentences), and links to your existing music. Your message should reference a specific release from the label you admire and give brief context about who you are as an artist. Avoid sending multiple tracks unless specifically invited to do so.
How long does it take to hear back from a Disco label?
When submitting through growyour.music, you are guaranteed a response within 7 days, with written feedback on production quality, originality, and marketability. If a label misses the deadline, you receive an automatic credit refund. Cold email submissions to labels may receive no response at all.
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