stereOOxid runs the techno, shOO runs the house — both since 2006. Six more labels have joined since, covering everything from pop to dark techno.
Techno · Est. 2006
Minimal, tech house and peak-time techno, pressed for dark rooms and loud systems.
House · Est. 2006
Deep, dubby rollers through to records built for peak time — the house side of the same collective.
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Vic Miranda didn't set out to build a label — he built stereOOxid because his own techno needed somewhere to live. That was 2006, and for years the roster stayed exactly one name deep: production credits, remix credits, all of it his, because there was no reason yet to share the space. When Vic Miranda did start releasing other producers, it was never open submissions: stereOOxid has only ever put out artists he trusts enough to work with directly — Emerson Vitale (BR), Cristian Varela (ES) and Danny Casseau (BE) chief among them, alongside Ben Fat (FR) and WOLFSY (LU), names who've stayed close for years, some of them coming back across a decade of one-off tracks and full EPs rather than a single deal.
Small doesn't mean local, either. That same circle of trust runs from Linda Mathias in Germany, to Bagagee Viphex13 and Soolee both out of South Korea, Iori Wakasa and Sho Mirok in Japan, San Schwartz in Brazil, DJ Tuttle and Brothers Since '93 both out of France, and Yenn back in Luxembourg — built one relationship at a time, never a single open call.
shOO arrived that same year, carrying his house material under a second name — Victor Miranda, same ear, different room of the club — and the same rule: nobody gets on either label without him trusting them first, whether that's a featured vocalist like Eva Diva (CY) or Dady (PT), or a producer like Louis Botella (ES/LU). The two rosters aren't entirely separate, either. WOLFSY (LU), one of the names stereOOxid keeps returning to on the techno side, also turns up on shOO's most recent release — proof the trust runs between the two labels as much as within them. Both labels are still active nearly two decades later, both still closed in exactly that way.
shOO's reach goes further than it first looks, too. DJ Elle shares Rafael G's home country of Canada; ND Catani works out of Luxembourg; and Shmuel Ram and Phunktastike, credited together on a joint remix, both call Argentina home.
Then in 2026, the family grew: six new labels joined, not extensions of either label's own sound, but real homes for a newer generation of artists who'd never had a way in before. Unlike stereOOxid and shOO, these six actually take submissions: a real demo form, real guidelines, the first open door this group has had in nineteen years.
Everyone stereOOxid and shOO have trusted enough to release, including remixers — full catalogs and countries on each label's own page.
Six sub-labels shared by both stereOOxid and shOO — each one with its own sound, and its own color.
Launched in 2026 to give newer pop artists a proper release home.
A 2026 label built for dance and EDM artists just starting out.
Filtered disco loops, launched in 2026 for house's lighter side.
Techno pushed harder — launched in 2026.
A 2026 home for amapiano, Afro house, phonk and reggaeton artists.
Dark techno, launched in 2026 — no hooks, no light, just rhythm for the small hours.
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The most common questions about submitting, the label family, and how it all works.
Techno and house through stereOOxid and shOO, the two flagship labels, plus pop, dance/EDM, house, wider techno, amapiano/Afro house/phonk/reggaeton, and dark techno through the six labels that joined in 2026. The full breakdown is under Labels in the menu.
No — stereOOxid and shOO have never taken open submissions in nineteen years. Both only release artists Vic and Victor Miranda already trust directly. The six 2026 labels are different: they're built specifically to take submissions, so if your sound fits one of those, that's the door that's actually open.
Use the demo form — pick the genre closest to your track, and it routes to the right label.
Artists who've developed a sound of their own — not a copy of another producer's style, not something built mainly from loop packs or sample kits, and not AI-generated. Original productions only: no covers, no acapella-only submissions, no unauthorized remixes, and any vocals should be real performances rather than vocal samples. The full list of guidelines is on the demo form itself.
No. Submissions must be your own original work — this is confirmed as part of the demo form itself.
We listen to everything, but we can only reply if it's a fit. No reply within a few weeks means it's a pass, not that it's been lost.
Yes, but not within 4 weeks of your last submission — give it time before sending something else.
Yes — pick a track from the Releases page, then ask for permission through the enquiries form before you start. Once you've made something, submit it through the regular demo form, and mention it's a remix of that track in the notes. This is a copyright matter, not just a guideline: uploading or sharing a remix of our catalog anywhere without permission isn't authorized and may lead to a takedown or other legal action. Giving it away for free doesn't change that — copyright law has always applied to unauthorized remixes and bootlegs regardless of whether money changes hands, even though that's a common misconception. Any remix we approve is released through the label — not self-published on your own channels.
Yes — submit here if you prefer that over the site's form.
That's a different form — use general enquiries instead of the demo form. Logos and label info for press are also on the Press Kit page.
Yes — apply through the promo pool form. A real link to a recent set, show or mix matters more than follower counts, so make sure to include one.
If your track isn't ready yet, LuvUrSound can help before you submit. For signed releases, we also offer in-house mixing and mastering — the cost is recouped from royalties rather than charged upfront.
The full catalog across both flagship labels is on the Releases page, and on Beatport, Bandcamp and Resident Advisor — linked in the menu.
Press, bookings, licensing, partnerships — anything that isn't a music submission. Looking to send us a track instead? Use the demo form. DJ, radio or podcast looking for promos? There's a dedicated form for that too.
Logos, one-line descriptions and contact details for press, playlist and event bookings — everything here is free to use for editorial coverage of stereOOxid, shOO or any label in the group.
stereOOxid — Vic Miranda's techno label, running since 2006. Minimal, tech house and peak-time techno for dark rooms and loud systems.
shOO — Victor Miranda's house label, running since 2006. Deep, dubby rollers through to records built for peak time.
Pulse Avenue — Pop, rap, R&B and the synthwave / dream pop family. Launched 2026.
Nocturne Pulse — Dance, EDM, bass house and future rave. Launched 2026.
Echo Riviera — Disco-leaning house, tech house and French touch. Launched 2026.
Eclipse Sector — The group's wider techno range, from hypnotic to peak time to acid. Launched 2026.
Glow District — Amapiano, Afro house, phonk and reggaeton. Launched 2026.
NEUROVOID — Dark, hard and hypnotic techno for the small hours. Launched 2026.
For interviews, premieres, festival bookings or anything else — use the contact form, separate from demo submissions.
Every release across stereOOxid and shOO, newest first. The six 2026 labels don't have a catalog yet — first releases from those are still to come.
Note: several releases carry 2023 dates because the catalog moved to its current distributor that year — those dates mark the re-upload, not necessarily the original release.
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stereOOxid is Vic Miranda's techno label, running since 2006 — minimal, tech house and straight-up peak-time techno, pressed for dark rooms and loud systems. The roster has always stayed small and trusted: Vic Miranda's own productions sit alongside a tight circle of artists he's released again and again — Emerson Vitale (BR), Cristian Varela (ES) and Danny Casseau (BE) chief among them, plus Ben Fat (FR), Vektor (LU) and WOLFSY (LU).
Small doesn't mean local, either. That same circle of trust runs from Linda Mathias in Germany, to Bagagee Viphex13 and Soolee both out of South Korea, Iori Wakasa and Sho Mirok in Japan, San Schwartz in Brazil, DJ Tuttle and Brothers Since '93 both out of France, and Yenn back in Luxembourg — built one relationship at a time, never a single open call.
Listen to stereOOxid
Artists on the label — including remixers
Note: several releases carry 2023 dates because the catalog moved to its current distributor that year — those dates mark the re-upload, not necessarily the original release.
Full catalog, 28 releases, 68 tracks · Synced Sep 21, 2026
Full catalog on Beatport ↗More from the family
shOO is Victor Miranda's house label, running since 2006 — deep, dubby rollers through to records built for peak time, released under his house-side name. The roster has stayed small and personal from the start: a circle of trusted artists, Rafael G (CA), Luis Leite (PT), Louis Botella (ES/LU) and Eva Diva (CY) among them, based across different countries, that Victor Miranda keeps coming back to.
That reach goes further than it first looks. DJ Elle shares Rafael G's home country of Canada; ND Catani works out of Luxembourg; and Shmuel Ram and Phunktastike, credited together on a joint remix, both call Argentina home.
Listen to shOO
Artists on the label — including remixers
Note: several releases carry 2023 dates because the catalog moved to its current distributor that year — those dates mark the re-upload, not necessarily the original release.
Full catalog, 7 releases, 20 tracks · Synced Sep 21, 2026
Full catalog on Beatport ↗More from the family
Synth-forward, urban-leaning pop, sung in more than one language — Pulse Avenue opened in 2026 as a proper first stop for newer artists working in that space, distributed with the same care as everything else on the roster.
Releases list update coming soon.
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Progressive builds, festival mains, full-on drops: Nocturne Pulse is where the family's dance and EDM side lives, launched in 2026 for producers who needed somewhere real to put out a first release.
Releases list update coming soon.
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Filtered loops, string stabs, a French touch lineage that never really went away — Echo Riviera carries the lighter, disco-leaning side of house, opened in 2026 outside the techno-heavy world of the flagship label.
Releases list update coming soon.
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Peak time, warehouse-grade systems, techno pushed past where stereOOxid's own catalog stops — Eclipse Sector opened in 2026 for exactly that harder, faster corner of the sound.
Releases list update coming soon.
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Amapiano log drums, Afro house percussion, phonk grit, reggaeton bounce — genres that rarely share a label but constantly share a dancefloor. Glow District exists, since 2026, because none of the other labels quite covered that ground.
Releases list update coming soon.
More from the family
Low, hypnotic techno with no interest in a chorus, built for the small hours when the room has already thinned out. NEUROVOID is the darkest corner of the 2026 class, and it sounds like it.
Releases list update coming soon.
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