Demos come through one place now: the form on the submit page. No email threads, no private links buried in a DM, no wondering whether it arrived.
Read the guidelines first
They are short, and they cover the distinction that matters. A track for the YouTube channel and a track for a label release are held to different rules.
Bootlegs, unofficial remixes and non-exclusive tracks are fine for the channel, as long as the mix holds up. A label release has to be unreleased and finished: no snippets, no previews, no works in progress. Send the full track.
What happens after you send it
We listen to everything that comes through the form and answer within two to four weeks. Not a form letter, and not silence.
If the answer is no, it is usually about fit or about the mix, and we say which. A track that is not right for the label can still be right for the channel, and that is a real outcome, not a consolation prize.
What we are listening for
Dubstep, riddim, colour bass, and whatever sits between them that does not have a clean name yet. The roster covers more ground than any one of those tags, and the catalogue is the best description of what lands here.
Send the full track. We will get to it.
