

Artist-led electronic label with sounds inspired by Daniel Avery, Bicep, and Jon Hopkins. Textured, emotive, and built for headphones and dancefloors alike.
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Transistor Rhythms is a Electronic, Techno and Electronica label. 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.
Study Transistor Rhythms's recent releases
Listen to recent Transistor Rhythms releases to understand their current Electronic sound direction — A&Rs listen for tracks that fit their aesthetic, not just production quality in isolation.
Prepare a release-ready track
Transistor Rhythms expects a clean mixdown and a DJ-friendly arrangement (typically a strong intro and outro) that sits within their Electronic catalogue.
Submit to Transistor Rhythms 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.
Yes. Transistor Rhythms 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.
Transistor Rhythms releases Electronic, Techno, Electronica music.
When you submit to Transistor Rhythms via growyour.music, the label has 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if Transistor Rhythms doesn't within 14 days, your credits come back automatically, no request needed.
Want Transistor Rhythms 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.