Tech House labels and demo submission routes

Find a demo route for your tech house track, then check whether the label’s recent releases sound like a sensible home for it. Each entry below shows its own submission status; the list is not a ranking.

Across the 9 labels above that publish a range, the stored release profiles span 122 to 130 BPM. That is the outer edge of 9 separate ranges, not an average, and 0 labels in this genre publish no range at all. It describes releases, not what a label will accept.

What to compare before choosing a tech house label

Start with the groove. Is your track carried by a rolling bassline, clipped drums, a vocal hook or a sparse, swung rhythm? Listen for the same balance in the label’s recent releases.

Then compare the arrangement. A long DJ-led build and a fast vocal payoff can serve different sets even at the same BPM. Tempo alone will not settle where your demo belongs.

If your track also has progressive house elements, use the drop and the main groove to choose a starting reference. Keep the crossover in your description rather than sending the same generic pitch to every label.

See Toolroom’s demo route and reply policy

Use the status beside each label: “Accepting demos” means its checked source invited submissions. “Official demo portal found” only confirms a portal, and “No verified public demo route found” means we have no confirmed way in.

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