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It seems that beatport has won the itself a position of the main shop a new label would want to get to.

leaving my opinion aside, there is no denying that BP is a key place to get your music noticed and more importably sold.

so how do you get your music on there?

It is hardly as straight forward as beatport is showing in this video

these days it is more like:

“We think it is very important to be the definitive home of dance music and to accommodate as many new labels and talent as possible.  However, at the current time we are not taking on any new label partners. We thank you for your patience as we work to bring on more new labels in the near future.”

(taken from the Beatport knowledge base)

Not sure where things are going but I got a feeling a change is coming.