Electronica Exposed does not represent the interests of any of our artists, other than the rights to the compositions that our artists have signed to Electronica Exposed. However, artists may be available for any of the following: DJ performances, live PA performances, production, remix production and engineering. For more information, please contact the artist directly. Please DO NOT contact Electronica Exposed.

Electronica Exposed is always interested in exciting and innovative new dance music, and prides itself in releasing music from a wide range of international artists. Artists interested in submitting a demo to Electronica Exposed should please follow these demo submission requirements:

-> Demo submissions should be sent via e-mail only.
-> Please send compositions as 24-bit or 16-bit unmastered .wav files only.
-> Please link the compositions either from your own website, or a file transfer website like www.wetransfer.com, www.sendspace.com, etc.
-> If you are concerned with security, please use WinRAR to create a .rar password protected compressed archive file. Please include the password in your e-mail. WinRAR can be downloaded here: www.winrar.com.
-> Please include the following information with your demo submission: artist name(s), track name(s) and contact information, as well as any other information that may be relevant.
-> Please label your composition in this format: "Artist - Track Name.wav", so for example: "Digital Anarchy - Emergence Day.wav"
-> If your composition is a remix, please label your remix in this format: "Artist - Track Name (Remix Name).wav", so for example: "Digital Anarchy - Emergence Day (Shanty Remix).wav"
-> Please DO NOT upload samples of your composition online.
-> Please DO NOT give copies of your composition to DJs or anyone else.
-> Please DO NOT allow your composition to be used in online mixes or podcasts.
-> Failure to follow the above three requirements may negatively effect Electronica Exposed's ability to market a composition and may result in Electronica Exposed not being able to sign a composition!
-> Please ensure that the master / output channel of your mixer does not exceed 0db!
-> Please DO NOT use a limiter / maximizer plugin on the master channel.
-> Please DO NOT use an EQ plugin on the master channel.
-> Please check the wav in an Audio Editing program to ensure that the wav does not clip before you submit the composition.
-> Please ensure that there is sufficient time at the end of your composition so that any effects fade out naturally and ARE NOT ended suddenly by an insufficient file length.

Electronica Exposed does not currently operate DJ mailing lists for any of our labels or projects. However, DJs wishing to submit an application for future reference to Electronica Exposed should please follow these DJ mailing list application requirements:

-> DJ mailing list applications should be sent via e-mail only.
-> Please include the following information with your DJ mailing list application: name, DJ name, biography, discography, contact information, evidence of events played at, dance music genre(s) played, as well as any other information that may be relevant.

Electronica Exposed has no positions vacant and is unable to offer any work experience opportunities at present. This is unlikely to change for the forseeable future.

Most compositions released on Electronica Exposed are available for international third party licensing. Businesses wishing to license compositions should please follow these third party licensing request requirements:

-> Third party licensing requests should be sent via e-mail only.
-> Please include the following information with the third party licensing request: business name, contact information, a Heads Of Agreement / Licensing Contract / information on the licensing request, as well as any other information that may be relevant.
-> Electronica Exposed can prepare a Heads Of Agreement or Licensing Contract if required.
-> Please note that some compositions released on Electronica Exposed have been licensed to Electronica Exposed from a third party record label or individual. Therefore, Electronica Exposed does not have the right to license these compositions and so these compositions cannot be licensed from Electronica Exposed.