Rejected
9
Signed Artists
120
Releases
2006
Founded
House
Primary Genre
Artist and release counts cover what we track on growyour.music.
About Rejected
Rejected is an Amsterdam-based house and techno label founded by Joris Voorn and Edwin Oosterwal in 2006. Born from their friendship forged at a 1996 DJ contest at Atak in Enschede, the label became an outlet for straight-up house tracks aimed at the dancefloor. Early releases like "For The People", "Cliché" and "Let's Go Juno" set a standard for high-quality dance floor music, and the roster has since grown to include Deetron, Steve Bug, Nic Fanciulli, Franky Rizardo, Paco Osuna, and Riva Starr.
Label Founders
Joris Voorn sits at the epicenter of the Dutch electronic music scene, the most renowned and instantly recognisable artist from Holland, representing underground house and techno o...
Edwin Oosterwal is a Dutch DJ driven by timeless soul-laced house and techno with over 25 years of experience. A lifelong student at the school of Dance Mania, he held residencies...
Roster
Releases
Showing 14 of 120 releases
Untitled Folder
Stelios Vassiloudis
Take My Hand
Michel de Hey
Functional
Stelios Vassiloudis
Triage
Martin Landsky
Elon
Mulder (NL)
Prophecy
The Lesson
Martin Eyerer
In The Zone
Mark Fanciulli
Link
Josh Butler
Missing
Edwin Oosterwal
Natural High
Mulder (NL)
3rd Time Is A Charm / Bring The Heat
Maher Daniel
Dusty House Room 3
Nic Fanciulli
Feelin' Remixes
Pitto
Mixes
Submitting to Rejected
Founded in 2006 with 120+ releases in their catalog, Rejected is a House, Techno and Tech House label based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. 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.
How to submit a demo to Rejected
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Study Rejected's recent releases
Listen to recent Rejected releases to understand their current House sound direction — A&Rs listen for tracks that fit their aesthetic, not just production quality in isolation.
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Prepare a release-ready track
Rejected expects a clean mixdown and a DJ-friendly arrangement (typically a strong intro and outro) that sits within their House catalogue.
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Submit to Rejected 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 Rejected
Yes. Rejected 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.
Rejected releases House, Techno, Tech House, Deep House music, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
When you submit to Rejected via growyour.music, the label has 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if Rejected doesn't within 14 days, your credits come back automatically, no request needed.
Want Rejected 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.
