Now Accepting Demos
We’re always listening for the next voice, producer, or engineer to join the collective. Send us your best work — if it moves us, we’ll reach out.
How It Works
01 · You
Fill out the form with links to your strongest tracks. Two or three is plenty — lead with your best.
02 · Us
A real person from the collective listens to every submission. We can’t reply to all, but we hear them.
03 · Next
If it’s a fit, we’ll get in touch to talk about what working together could look like.
Takes about three minutes. Fields marked * are required.
We reply to submissions we’re interested in within 1–2 weeks.
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Submitting isn’t a guarantee. Sending a demo doesn’t guarantee we’ll review it, respond, sign you, or release your music. We listen to as much as we can, but we can’t promise feedback on every submission.
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Your work stays yours. You keep all ownership of your music. Submitting only gives Echoholics permission to listen to, store, and evaluate your submission internally — nothing more. We won’t release or use your music without a separate written agreement.
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You have the rights to what you send. You confirm the material is yours, or that you have permission to submit it, and that it doesn’t infringe anyone else’s rights. Don’t send samples, beats, or vocals you don’t have the rights to.
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Submissions aren’t confidential. Please don’t send anything you consider secret. We may already be developing similar ideas, and submitting doesn’t create any obligation or claim if our work happens to resemble yours.
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No compensation for review. Reviewing a demo is free and doesn’t create any payment, partnership, or obligation on its own.
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We don’t return materials. Keep your own copies — we don’t return submitted files or links.
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Age. If you’re under 18, please have a parent or guardian submit on your behalf or review these terms with you.
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These terms can change. We may update how submissions work; the current version always lives on this page.
Two or three finished tracks beat a folder of twenty rough ideas.
Apple Music, SoundCloud, or YouTube are easiest for us to open and share internally.
A sentence or two about who you are and what you’re going for helps a lot.
Double-check that private links are set to “anyone with the link.”
Every submission goes to someone in the collective. If your work is a fit, we’ll reach out to talk next steps — collaboration, a session, or a release.
Not the right time? We keep strong submissions on file, so a “not yet” isn’t always a “no.”
