About Electrobuzz - Underground Electronic Music Since 2009

176,117 Releases Documented

72,997 Artists Covered

8,642 Record Labels

18 Yrs Underground Since 2009

Our Story

Electrobuzz was founded in 2009 as a blog for underground electronic music, long before streaming playlists existed and when Beatport was still the primary discovery tool for DJs worldwide. What started as a passion project to document the most interesting releases from the underground has grown into one of the longest-running independent electronic music archives on the web.

Over 18 years, we have documented 176,117 releases from 72,997 artists across 8,642 record labels. Every release in our archive was submitted directly by the label or artist for editorial coverage – we do not scrape, aggregate, or automate our content pipeline without human editorial oversight.

We cover techno, house, ambient, dub, experimental electronic, and every dark corner of the underground that doesn’t have a name yet. If a label believes in it enough to submit it, we believe in it enough to listen.

What We Cover

Electrobuzz is an editorial platform for underground selected electronic music. Our coverage focus:

Techno – raw, hypnotic, driving, peak-time, dub, and industrial variants
House – deep, minimal, organic, afro, and stripped-back club music
Ambient & Electronic – experimental, drone, modular, and abstract sound design
DJ Charts – curated selections from working DJs documenting what moves dance floors
Exclusives – premiere coverage of releases submitted before general distribution

Every release post includes the full tracklist with BPM, musical key, and duration data – the practical information DJs actually need when preparing sets. This metadata is sourced directly from the labels and verified against Beatport and Discogs records.

How Releases Get Featured

Electrobuzz operates as a direct-submission platform. Record labels and artists submit their releases through our submission process, and our editorial team reviews every submission before publication. We are not a content aggregator – nothing is published without a human listening session.

Our editorial selection criteria:

Sound quality and production value – we listen in full before publishing
Label history and artist track record in the underground
Relevance to our audience of DJs, producers, and electronic music collectors
Originality – we favour releases that contribute something distinct to the scene

Featured releases and weekly editorial picks are selected by our core team based on listening sessions, not algorithmic sorting or paid placement. If a release is marked “Electrobuzz Pick” or “Featured,” it earned that designation through the music alone.

The Team

Zeira Cappella
– Editor

Editor on Electrobuzz and an active participant in the underground electronic
music scene since the late 2000s. Based in Amsterdam. Has followed and
documented the underground through DJing over the last 15 years of
record collecting, a regular attendee of Berlin and Amsterdam club events,
contributor to the underground music scene. Electrobuzz was founded to fill a gap
in accessible, metadata-rich coverage of releases that fall outside
mainstream music press.

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For Labels & Artists

Electrobuzz has worked directly with record labels since 2009. Our archive spans 8,642 labels – from established underground imprints with decades of catalogue to newly launched boutique operations releasing their first records.

If you represent a label or are an artist managing your own releases, you can submit directly to Electrobuzz for consideration. We cover:

New releases (EPs, albums, compilations) across all underground electronic genres
Premiere coverage for unreleased material ahead of the distribution date
DJ charts from working DJs with an established underground profile

Submissions are reviewed by our editorial team. Acceptance is based entirely on editorial fit – we do not offer paid placements or sponsored coverage. Labels submitting to Electrobuzz agree that their content is being shared for editorial promotion purposes and retain all rights to their music.

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The Electrobuzz Archive

Since 2009, we have maintained an archive of underground electronic music. We listen to every release before adding it to our collection to ensure quality. The database includes current selections, rare vinyl rips, unreleased tracks, and downloads available only on our site. Each entry includes::

Full tracklist with individual BPM, musical key, and duration per track
Release date, catalogue number, and format information
Label and artist cross-references linking to complete discographies
Genre classification using scene-accurate terminology

Browse the archive by Record Label, by Artist, or explore our Techno, House, and Electronic genre collections. The full label directory is below.

Underground Labels in Our Archive

Electrobuzz has documented releases from 60 of the most important underground electronic music labels since 2009. Each label below links to its complete release archive on Electrobuzz.