LabelRadar Reviews 90

I have worked with several labels from LabelRadar. Bunch of frauds. They take money from you and also take money from the released track. Release it on platforms (which is basically free) and do no promotion or whatever. I do not care about those 50dollars in the beginning, I do not want to pay them a penny out of my awesome tracks.

They do not provide subscription data.
There is no way to see the subscription and the ability to unsubscribe.
The service Xsolla through which LR makes payments and subscriptions does not provide payment data (receipt number), does not provide the ability to see subscription data and the ability to unsubscribe.
You need to write to Xsolla support and take their word that the subscription has been canceled.
It is also not possible to view subscription details or cancel your subscription via the LR website.
A disgusting system.

Great for Independent/Aspiring musicians and smaller record labels. This platform allows musicians and labels worldwide to connect. Musicians can send their finished demos to labels on the platform, while labels can scout for rising artist that fits the label's core audience. Worth to try, help a lot for my career as a musician and label owner! Been using it since 2018

Its another scam biger size. Pay for credits so you can pay “labels” to do your release and do split 50/50 for your work🤣 The “labels”(you saw the quotes?) release your music on YT, Spotify, etc. like you can do it yourself through any other distribution platforms. IF you want to “benefit” from your releases on those so called labels you need to pay lots of money for promotion packages 🤣🤣🤣. I ask myself and all of you: are those labels or promotion “companies”? All the successful stories are big bull…it.
Oh and I forgot to say that good reviews you can buy very cheap from Fiver🤣

why paying for this when you can upload your demo on label siteweb. dont waste your money.

I uploaded several tracks of different genres. Nothing happened for several months. I paid for a pro account, a month passed. No one answers and nothing happens. I canceled my payments, I don't want to have anything to do with such a "helper" in distribution.

Charge you to pitch labels and you can see in real time how fast the labels reject you. Most other reputable sites have a minimum listen amount but this is a huge waste of time and money.

I decided to delete my negative reply and add a positive one this time. I for some reason didn’t get 10 credits back from 2 labels who didn’t respond, but Laura was super nice and helpful assisting me to get those 10 credits back!

I’ve gotten notifications saying I was on artist watchlists but I couldn’t see with who unless I had a pro subscription. I subscribed to reveal the info and it turns out it wasn’t true.

I’ve also gotten notifications that random labels I DID NOT send my track to were listening to it. That makes no sense and idk how my tracks even got sent to them. That’s not okay.

Both of these things have happened multiple times. I wanted to write something better because a rep from LabelRadar was directly messaging people in Instagram asking us to help improve their presence on Trustpilot. They said people were just upset over not getting signed; however they did ask for my personal experience and overall it’s been negative and I don’t trust that website anymore. I have sent feedback already but it doesn’t seem like they took it into account. I never even got a response.

LabelRadar makes matching artists and labels really easy. I highly recommend it.

I had a pro account for more than a year. Only small and uninteresting labels got in touch with me. Bigger, more interesting labels ignored my tracks, and I never received any answers or feedback. Save your time and money.

Well done 👍 m glad that you make this site it helps me and ither pepole who wants get relase on labels really good 😊

Really good service

I discovered Labelradar through a remix competition, which required one's entry to be furnished through the site. Offering a free limited service I signed up. This required the upload of track and after several labels declined I got a breakthrough and a label picked up on my track and it is due to get released by them this week. As a more mature hobbyist producer my idea of gaining any recognition for one's work involved lugging or posting vinyl out, at great expense and time! Given the service offers a free subscription, features multiple labels and genres, one can use this as another tool in your promotion toolbox and hopefully lead to the recognition you and your music deserves.

LabelRadar is really helping new producer being heard by label, back in the days that submitting demo was so damn hard since we need to apply directly to the label,
but LabelRadar is opening the gate

It helps to create a nice content, at this point its shortcut is a program.

the best way for a starting artist to get his/her music heard by the right people. it helped me to get signed with some big labels.

"labelradar is a blessing" , "labelradar is also a motivating platform" , "so far so good with labelradar" etc these are what their administration would say if you asked their opinion about their own website. "labelradar is a complete waste of time" , this is gonna be the title I put about them. Their contests are absolute disgrace, what's up with them contests only for transgenders and stuff? what's wrong with all the people? Why does one have to be transgender to join a damm contest? On the other hand, some labels who organize contests are pure scam, they went back and forth to my submission and they even listened to my tracks on other platforms but didn't tell me anything not even a thanking message for joining the contest. All I see on this website is that "glitch" sounding dubsteps and soulless rave tracks get some attention, that's it. No other function. Instead of losing time on this website, better contact all the labels you already know by email and see if they get back. It is much safer for your mental health than spending a whole month for a so called contest to make a good remix and getting no answer from organizers.

After 2 month at Label Radar my 3rd demo found attention and i got signed with Electric Eden Records. Their communication is very good and professional and so far this is one of my best experiences with a label i had.

Read some of the 1 star reviews saying it’s a scam and it’s not 😂.

I stated making music in 2008 and stopped in 2012. Back then it was sending tunes over Aim or getting CDs to DJs in clubs as they walked past. Label radar is a new resource.

I started making music again last year and I’ve had 2 tunes signed on here. Can only deduce the 1 star disgruntled people’s music is not good enough for labels…

Some of my fav labels not on here. However one is, and they added me to their watchlist last week, which is a great feature.

Only thing I’d say is that the messaging can be a bit slow to load at times.

Overall it’s a great concept, easy to use and efficient to get music out, which honestly can be quite painful, tedious and deflating, especially when you don’t hear back. You know where you stand with most submissions on here - good or bad.

Per their rules, I’ve also had tokens refunded when labels haven’t listened to my sub in 30 days.