Best Progressive House Labels
Discover 50 Progressive House record labels accepting demo drops. Browse their roster, check rankings, and submit your tracks.
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growyour.music tracks 168 active Progressive House labels, of which 94 publish a demo contact and accept submissions. As of 11 November 2026.
Progressive house is the long-form, journey-led end of house: records that take six or eight minutes to say what a peak-time track says in three, built on evolving pads, patient filtering and a groove that rewards a full listen. The lineage runs from Sasha and John Digweed's Northern Exposure era and John Digweed's Bedrock Records through the modern melodic-progressive circuit: Anjunadeep, Sudbeat Music, Meanwhile, Univack, Lost & Found, Colorize and Mango Alley. At 77 active labels this is the largest genre hub in the directory outside house and techno itself, and it spans everything from Beatport-charting mainstage imprints to one-person melodic-progressive operations.
What Progressive House Labels Look For
Progressive house A&Rs are listening for an arc. The genre is defined by development over time, so the question they are answering in the first ninety seconds is whether your record is going somewhere: a pad that opens, a bassline that gains weight, a motif that arrives late and changes the meaning of what came before. A loop that never resolves reads as a sketch here, and a drop that arrives at 0:45 reads as a different genre. Sound design has to hold up under scrutiny because the arrangement is spacious enough to expose everything: reverb tails, stereo width, the way the sub sits against the kick. Melody carries real weight, and it should be yours rather than a preset arpeggio.
Submission Tips
Give the record room in your pitch as well as in the arrangement. A&Rs at these labels expect a full-length club version (6 to 8 minutes with a mixable intro and outro) so sending a 3-minute edit signals you have not listened to their catalog. Target by strand rather than by size: the melodic-progressive end (Sudbeat, Meanwhile, Univack, Lost & Found) and the mainstage end (Spinnin' Records, Musical Freedom, STMPD RCRDS) share a tag and almost nothing else, and a record aimed at the wrong one gets rejected on fit rather than on quality.
Spinnin' Records
Dutch independent record label founded in 1999, currently recognized as the leading dance label in the world. Acquired by Warner Music Group in 2017.
Musical Freedom
Tiesto's own label, home to all of his releases as well as those of other artists hand-selected by Tiesto himself.
#24Armada Music
Armada Music was founded in June, 2003 by Armin van Buuren, Maykel Piron and David Lewis, whose names stand for ‘ArMaDa’. Throughout the years, the record company has brought countless quality releases to the world within the wide spectrum of electronic dance music. Outstanding releases in trance, house, progressive, techno, deep house, and even in the pop genre have made Armada Music a label that stands out, and one that has stood the test of time. From 2009-2013, the Dutch label was awarded the ‘Best Global Dance Label’ title from the International Dance Music Awards in Miami. Working with and managing some of the biggest names in the dance music industry, Armada is home to (among others) Dash Berlin, W&W, Aly & Fila, Cosmic Gate, and of course Armin van Buuren himself. Investing in rising talents such as David Gravell, Audien, Toby Hedges, and Andrew Rayel, Armada Music has been able to nurture aspiring artists until they reach the top of the game. Under the Armada Music umbrella are some of the industry’s biggest imprints, including W&W’s Mainstage Music, Trice Recordings, Orjan Nilsen’s In My Opinion Records, Dash Berlin’s Aropa, M Records, and Armin van Buuren’s Armind, A State of Trance, and Who’s Afraid of 138?! labels. More than 25 sub-labels reside under Armada, building a solid reputation in the global dance scene. And it doesn’t stop there.
Anjunadeep
One of the hottest electronic labels in the world, known for melodic deep house and progressive sounds.
#2Afterlife
Tale Of Us's legendary melodic techno label.
Ultra Records
Established in 1995, one of the oldest and most respected labels in electronic music.
#8AETERNA Records
Founded February 3rd, 1947 in Germany, Eterna was formerly owned as a former East German label that served after 1949 as the German Democratic Republic's foremost outlet for classical music, political songs, folk, some jazz and religious recordings by Lied Der Zeit GmbH.
#6Magnifik Music
Magnifik Music is a record label founded by Belgian DJs and producers AJNA and Samm that operates as an inclusive music platform blending afro-house and melodic techno. The label builds a vibrant community through events, artist collaborations, and bold releases while celebrating the power of music to bring people together.
STMPD RCRDS
STMPD RCRDS (pronounced "Stamped Records") is a record label founded on March 4, 2016 by DJ, record producer and musician Martin Garrix.
#1Mango Alley
Top Progressive House label for 2025.
#3Bedrock Records
John Digweed's legendary progressive house label.
#10Anjunabeats
Above & Beyond's trance and progressive house label, sister label to Anjunadeep.
#4Univack
Progressive House label ranked #4 in 2025.
#5Meanwhile
Progressive House label ranked #5 in 2025.
#6Sudbeat Music
Hernan Cattaneo's progressive house label.
#8Colorize
Enhanced Music's progressive house imprint.
Quantum Beats
Italy-based Deep House and Progressive House label.
mau5trap
Deadmau5's legendary electronic music label.
Where The Heart Is
Founded by David Hohme. Driving progressive beats that pull at the heartstrings.
Lost & Found
Under Guy J's direction, produces deep, harmonious soundscapes.
Juicebox Music
India-based Progressive House and Tech House label.
Unknown Records
Australian label founded in 2015 specializing in Techno and Tech House.
Droid9
US-based Progressive House and Deep House label.
Protocol Recordings
Protocol Recordings
PYRO Records
PYRO Records
Big Bells Digital
The internet offers unprecedented possibilities for artists to release their work to the public directly. Being a control freak, Charles Bells created this digital imprint to release music he made by himself, or with people he likes. Genre will be irrelevant; tracks might differ greatly from each other. Bells will put out music that is tried and tested, appealing to the mind, as well as the body.
Plastic Fantastic Records
Captive Soul
3RD Act
UGENIUS
Vasa Records
The Deep Collective
Songbird
RAYV Records
Melodic progressive house label in the vein of Eric Prydz, Jaytech, and Yotto. Soaring synths, driving rhythms, and euphoric builds.
Patchouli Deep
Boutique deep and melodic house label in the vein of Colorize and Anjunadeep. Warm, emotive productions designed for long sunset sets and intimate dancefloors.
Hochspannung Records
Hochspannung Records. A Place for DJs and Artists in the Electronic Dance Music Scene.
HYPECUE
Wasp Records
Edm Label Founded in 2017. Genres accepted : Big Room, Progressive House, Future House, Psytrance, Hardstyle.
WyldCard
Flores
Purple Sun Records
Purple Sun Records crafts experiences that resonate with the soul by curating beats, melodies, and rhythms designed to evoke emotions and uplift spirits. The label features artists who are storytellers painting tales of life, love, and human connection through their music.
Nextgen Records
A record label devoted to bringing you the next generation of dance and electronic music. CEO & Founder : Graeme Ferguson
Early Morning
Crossworlder Music
Monaberry
Songuara
Songuara is a family of electronic music labels founded in 2022 that delivers releases entering Beatport charts across organic house, afro house, and progressive sounds while collaborating with artist Selchauni on visual artwork.
Eleatics Records
One More Tune (OMT)
Metanoia Music
Metanoia Music is an independent Record Label focusing on all things EDM, House and Progressive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which progressive house labels accept demos?
Bedrock Records, Sudbeat Music, Meanwhile, Univack, Lost & Found, Colorize, Mango Alley, Armada Music, Spinnin' Records, Musical Freedom, STMPD RCRDS, mau5trap, Afterlife, Protocol Recordings, Einmusika Recordings, Sound Avenue and Where The Heart Is all accept demos and are listed in the growyour.music directory: 75 of the 77 active progressive house labels listed here are open to submissions. Anjunadeep is in the directory for research but has no open submission channel, so it is not a route you can pitch through today. Submitting through growyour.music sends your demo to the label's public demo inbox with a 14-day reply window. Labels are not obliged to answer, and if one doesn't, your credits come back automatically.
What BPM is progressive house?
Modern progressive house sits at 120–126 BPM, with the deeper and more melodic end clustering around 122–124 and the mainstage end pushing to 128. That is the same tempo band as house generally, which is the point. Progressive house is not distinguished by speed but by structure. A 124 BPM record that builds and releases across eight minutes is progressive; the same tempo with a drop at 0:45 and a loop underneath is not.
How long should a progressive house demo be?
Send the full club version: 6 to 8 minutes, with a clean intro of at least 32 bars and a usable outro, arranged so a DJ can mix in and out without fighting it. This is the genre where length is a feature rather than a tolerance. The development across the arrangement is the thing being judged. If you also have a radio edit, mention it in the pitch, but lead with the long version.
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