

Melbourne Based Record Label. Founded in 1993 by Australian electronic music icons Andy Van (Madison Avenue, Vandalism) and John Course.
Vicious Recordings is a electronic music 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 Vicious Recordings's recent releases
Listen to recent Vicious Recordings releases to understand their current electronic music sound direction — A&Rs listen for tracks that fit their aesthetic, not just production quality in isolation.
Prepare a release-ready track
Vicious Recordings expects a clean mixdown and a DJ-friendly arrangement (typically a strong intro and outro) that sits within their electronic music catalogue.
Submit to Vicious Recordings 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. Vicious Recordings 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.
Vicious Recordings is an electronic music label.
When you submit to Vicious Recordings via growyour.music, the label has 14 days to reply. Labels are not obliged to reply; if Vicious Recordings doesn't within 14 days, your credits come back automatically, no request needed.
Want Vicious Recordings 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.