8-band frequency analysis
Genre-tuned · 16 electronic styles
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Send it. Release it.
From a finished track to a release date: how ready it is, which way it goes, who to send it to, and what happens after you hit send.
01 / 04
How ready is it?
A calm read of the finished track against its genre: a state in words, five contributors, and what would make it stronger. No points to chase.
Midnight_Warehouse_Final.wav
- LevelIn range
- Tonal balanceIn range
- Width & monoIn range
- ArrangementWorth a look
- GrooveIn range
What would make it stronger
Leave alone
Keep the stereo image
Advisory
Give DJs room to mix
02 / 04
Original or edit, label or self-release, and when
Whose track it is decides where it can go. Tell us the route and the date, and the report lays out what to do and when to do it.
Is this your track to release?
How are you releasing it?
When do you want it out?
Months out
Pitch your shortlist of labels
Release day + 48h
Line up promotion
03 / 04
The right doors, with a contact and a pitch
Labels that sign this sound and take demos, each with a verified contact and a pitch to send. For an edit or a free download, the repost networks and channels that push it.
Send these now
Europe · open to demos · replies in about 3 weeks
Europe · open to demos · replies in about 2 weeks
04 / 04
Track every demo, follow up on time, release on your date
See who has it, who replied and who signed. Know when to follow up and when to move on to the next door.
Demos for this track
Sent 2
Replied 1
Signed 0
Next step
Sent 2 demos 12 days ago. Replies usually take 2 to 6 weeks.
700+
Labels with verified contacts
16
Electronic genres
<60s
To read and match
7
Streaming platforms checked
An example report.
The track and the figures are illustrative, laid out the way a real analysis is: a state in words, the five contributors, what would move it, and the kind of labels it would fit.
See what you get
Every analysis opens with a state in words, then the five contributors read against your genre, what would make the track stronger, and the labels it fits. Example report below: the track and the figures are illustrative.
Midnight_Warehouse_Final.wav
Tech House • 126 BPM • F minor • 5:32
Ready to send
Nothing we measured would stop someone listening past the first drop.
Contributor by contributor
- LevelIn range
- Tonal balanceIn range
- Width & monoIn range
- ArrangementWorth a look
- GrooveIn range
What would move it
Leave alone
Keep the stereo image
Advisory
Give DJs room to mix
Frequency Balance
Labels it fits
Indie afro house imprint
Europe · open to demos · replies in about 3 weeks
Strong fitAfro and deep house label
Europe · open to demos · replies in about 2 weeks
Good fitTech house and minimal label
UK · open to demos · replies in about 4 weeks
Good fitLarge house and tech house label
Europe · demo inbox · replies in about 6 weeks
Stretch
700+ labels.
Verified demo contacts.
Matched to your track.
Every label in our directory is listed with a direct demo submission contact. Upload a finished track, get matched by genre, BPM and the level of finish each label expects, then reach out directly with a pitch for each. No more digging through socials or guessing email formats.
Genre matching
Detected genre and sub-genre matched against each label's actual catalog, not a tag soup.
BPM range
Filters labels by your track's tempo so a 124 BPM melodic house cut doesn't end up at a 140 BPM techno imprint.
The right bar
Every label expects a level of finish, from an open door to a polished release. You see the ones your mix clears now, and the ones that open up after one more pass.
Indie afro house imprint
Strong fitEurope · open to demos · replies in about 3 weeks
Their bar: Solid release
Afro and deep house label
Good fitEurope · open to demos · replies in about 2 weeks
Their bar: Open door
Tech house and minimal label
Good fitUK · open to demos · replies in about 4 weeks
Their bar: Solid release
Large house and tech house label
StretchEurope · demo inbox · replies in about 6 weeks
Their bar: Polished release
and 700+ more labels
Not every track
is for a label.
Edits, bootlegs, free downloads: the tracks you can't sign. UpTrack matches them to the SoundCloud repost networks and YouTube channels that'll actually push them, with submission contacts and a ready-to-send pitch. Then track who you've reached out to, right in the app.
SoundCloud repost networks
Genre networks that repost your track across many accounts, paid reach or free communities, matched to your sound.
YouTube channels
Curators who feature tracks to millions of subscribers, most in exchange for a free download link.
Outreach, in one place
Shortlist the right channels, copy a pre-filled pitch, and track who you've contacted and who replied.
1.4M reach · €15 to 60 · about 3 days to reply
1.2M subscribers · Free · about 3 weeks to reply
880K reach · €10 to 40 · about 5 days to reply
900K subscribers · Free · about 4 weeks to reply
420K reach · €8 to 25 · about 4 days to reply
and more repost networks and channels in the directory
What we read
before we match.
Every track is read against its own genre, across 16 electronic styles. Level, tonal balance, and width and mono decide the state: Ready to send, Almost there, One more pass or Early mix. Arrangement and groove are advice, never a verdict. Each one reads In range, Worth a look or Fix before sending, in words, not points.
Level
Loudness, peaks and punch, read against where released tracks in your genre sit
Tonal balance
Low end, mids and top across 8 bands, so the kick and the bass both land on a club system
Width & mono
Stereo width and phase, and whether the track holds together when a club sums it to mono
Arrangement
Intro, outro and sections, and whether DJs get the room they expect to mix it in. Advice, never a verdict
Groove
Tempo, key and grid, read for DJ compatibility. Advice, never a verdict
BPM
Platform check
Loudness targets for 7 platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and more
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- A readiness read for every track, as many passes as it takes
- Read against your genre, across 16 electronic styles
- A release path for each track: label, self-release or edit, and when
- Match every track to 700+ electronic labels, each with a verified demo contact
- A ready-to-send pitch for every label and promo channel
- Track every demo you send, who replied and who signed
- Loudness targets for 7 streaming platforms: Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Amazon Music, Tidal, SoundCloud, Deezer
- Cancel anytime, no rationing
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