Juicy Music
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Signed Artists
2
Releases
1998
Founded
House
Primary Genre
About Juicy Music
Juicy Music is the Miami house label Robbie Rivera founded in 1998 — the imprint behind the Juicy Beach, Juicy Ibiza and Juicy Las Vegas parties, and an early home for David Guetta, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, Mark Knight, StoneBridge, Antoine Clamaran, Superchumbo, Crystal Waters and Todd Terry across more than a thousand releases. In 2024 its historic catalogue was acquired by BEAT Music Fund, part of Armada Music Group, and Rivera started the label over. It is signing again — and this time it reaches past house into indie dance, melodic house, Latin house and trance. Rivera takes the demos himself.
Label Boss
Today, Robbie Rivera holds a prominent position in the dance music industry, evidenced by a diverse range of releases on esteemed labels such as Juicy Music, Spinnin’, Nervous, Axt...
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Releases
Shake it
Robbie Rivera
Star Quality
Robbie Rivera
Mixes
Submitting to Juicy Music
Founded in 1998 with 2+ releases in their catalog, Juicy Music is a House, Tech House and Indie Dance label based in Miami, United States. Submit your demo via growyour.music. Each label gets 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if one doesn't, your credits come back automatically. Labels that reply score production quality, originality and marketability and add a written note.
Straight from Juicy Music
- What they're looking for
- Indie dance, melodic house, proper house, Latin house, tech house and trance. Rivera’s brief is "send me beautiful music" — no explicit or bad lyrics. The relaunched label is open past its house roots to all styles of dance music.
- Submission guidelines
- Send your demo straight to Robbie Rivera at robbie@robbierivera.com — the address Juicy Music publishes on juicymusic.net and on its own "now accepting demos" post (20 August 2026). In his words: "Send me demos. Looking for indie dance, melodic house, proper house, Latin house, tech house, trance etc. Send me beautiful music! No explicit or bad lyrics. — Robbie Rivera" The label says it listens to everything. No submission portal and no fee.
- A&R contact
- Robbie Rivera
How to submit a demo to Juicy Music
- 01
Study Juicy Music's recent releases
Listen to recent Juicy Music releases to understand their current House sound direction — A&Rs listen for tracks that fit their aesthetic, not just production quality in isolation.
- 02
Prepare a release-ready track
Juicy Music expects a clean mixdown and a DJ-friendly arrangement (typically a strong intro and outro) that sits within their House catalogue.
- 03
Submit to Juicy Music via growyour.music
Submit your demo through growyour.music. Each label gets 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if one doesn't, your credits come back automatically. Labels that reply score production quality, originality and marketability and add a written note.
Questions producers ask about Juicy Music
Yes. Juicy Music accepts demo submissions via growyour.music. Each label gets 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if one doesn't, your credits come back automatically. Labels that reply score production quality, originality and marketability and add a written note.
Juicy Music releases House, Tech House, Indie Dance, Melodic House music, based in Miami, United States.
When you submit to Juicy Music via growyour.music, the label has 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if Juicy Music doesn't within 14 days, your credits come back automatically, no request needed.
Want Juicy Music to hear your track?
Send your demo through growyour.music. The label has 14 days to reply, and if it doesn't, your credits come back automatically.
Send your demo2 credits per demo. Written feedback, not a yes/no.
