Escape the Demo Black Hole.
Drop your music to the labels that release your sound. Each one gets 14 days to reply, and if it doesn't, your credits come back. While you wait, set up your bio link, presave, and download gate, so a label that listens sees a complete artist, not just a track.
or see how it works ↓2 credits · 14 days to reply, or your credits back automatically.
Listed labels are not partners: we send your demo to their public demo inbox. Every drop has a 14-day reply window, or your credits back.
Sending Demos Into the Void?
You spend weeks perfecting your track. You research labels, craft the perfect email, hit send... and nothing. No response. No feedback. Just silence.
Labels receive hundreds of demos daily. Even if your track is exactly what they're looking for, it might never get heard.
growyour.music puts a deadline on it. Every demo drop gets a 14-day reply window, and if the label stays quiet, your credits come back.
Three Steps to a Demo Drop
A straightforward process designed to get your music in front of the right people.
Upload Your Track
Upload your track or paste a private SoundCloud/Dropbox link. Add track details and pick the labels you want to send it to.
The Label Listens
We email your track to the label's demo address. Labels that reply in-app rate production quality, originality, and marketability.
Reply or Credits Back
The label has 14 days to reply. Labels that reply in-app rate production, originality and marketability. If no reply comes, your credits come back automatically.
Not Just Another Demo Portal
We built the platform we wished existed when we were submitting demos.
Researched, Not Guessed
Every label in the directory shows its genres, roster and demo policy, gathered from public sources. A listing is not a partnership: labels marked Verified run their own page.
14 Days, or Credits Back
If a label doesn't reply inside 14 days, your 2 credits come back automatically. Then it's your call: give the label a few more days, or send the track to another label we rate for it.
Structured Feedback
Get ratings on production, originality, and marketability - plus personal notes from each label.
Find Your Fit
Browse labels by genre, reach, and style. Target labels that actually release your sound.
Fair Pricing
2 credits per submission, and a clock the label is held to. No per-track fee to a middleman that owes you nothing.
Get Discovered
Your demo lands in the label's inbox with a private link to listen and reply in one place. Your next release could start with a demo drop.
Get Heard. Get an Answer or Your Credits Back.
Every demo you drop goes out with a deadline on it. 2 credits in. 14 days to reply, or your credits back automatically.
Labels taking demos right now
Every label below is active, accepting demos, and links straight to its own submit form, brief, format, and all. These are the twenty with the most reach; the directory lists 1,200+ from public information.
- Submit a demo to Spinnin' Records
- Submit a demo to Monstercat
- Submit a demo to Defected Records
- Submit a demo to Musical Freedom
- Submit a demo to Armada Music
- Submit a demo to Drumcode
- Submit a demo to DIRTYBIRD
- Submit a demo to Hot Creations
- Submit a demo to Innervisions
- Submit a demo to HEXAGON
- Submit a demo to Toolroom Records
- Submit a demo to Heldeep Records
- Submit a demo to Crosstown Rebels
- Submit a demo to Diynamic Music
- Submit a demo to Confession
- Submit a demo to Generation HEX
- Submit a demo to Suara
- Submit a demo to Future House Music
- Submit a demo to Night Bass
- Submit a demo to Catch & Release
Checked active and accepting demos on 2026-08-14.
Questions producers actually ask
The submission process, the 14-day reply window, and what happens when a label goes quiet.
Browse our directory of electronic music labels, find the ones that match your genre, and submit your track with a personalised message. Each submission costs 2 credits and starts a 14-day reply window.
We send your demo to the label's demo inbox and the label has 14 days to reply. Labels that reply in-app rate production quality, originality and marketability and add a personal note. Labels are not obliged to reply. If one doesn't, your credits come back automatically, and you can still give it a few more days or send the track to another label we rate for it.
Each demo submission costs 2 credits. Credits come with your plan, and you start with enough to send your first demo. On the free plan that first demo goes out once your profile has a name, a genre, a photo and a music link.
The 14-day deadline is enforced by the platform, not the label. If a label misses it we tell you the same day and your credits come back automatically. Then it is your call: more time, or another label. That accountability is the thing cold email cannot give you.
Open that label's profile in the directory and use its submit form. Every label sets its own brief (genre, format, and what its A&R is listening for) and the form shows you that before you send, so you are not guessing at an address. The labels below link straight to their submit pages.
Most of the biggest ones built their rosters that way. What a large label cannot do is reply to everyone: a cold inbox at that scale takes thousands of tracks a month, which is why most demos go unanswered rather than rejected. We cannot make a label reply. The 14-day window means you are never left paying for that silence.
You are told the day the deadline passes, and you choose what happens next: give that label a few more days (free), send the track to another label we rate for it (free), or take your credits back. Nothing is decided for you, and you never have to chase it or open a ticket.
As many as you have credits for, but sending the same track to twenty desks is the most common mistake. A&Rs recognise a blanket submission immediately. Pick the three whose last ten releases sound closest to what you have made, and send to the next three only after you have heard back.
New to demo submissions? Read our guide to the top electronic music labels accepting demos.