Artists
Electronica Exposed only represents the master rights of the compositions that our artists have signed to Electronica Exposed. Electronica Exposed does not represent any of the other interests of our artists. However, artists may be available for any of the following: DJ performances, live PA performances, production, remix production and engineering. For more information, please contact the artist directly. Please do not contact Electronica Exposed. To protect the privacy of our artists, Electronica Exposed is unable to share the contact information of any of our artists.

Demo Submissions
Electronica Exposed is well known for releasing innovative underground dance music from a wide range of international artists and is always seeking fresh new music to add to our diverse catalogue. Demo submissions should be sent via e-mail only. Please include your name, links to your submissions, and any additional relevant information. Please do not send any files as e-mail attachments. Any e-mail including attached files will be automatically deleted. Submissions will only be accepted in 24-bit or 16-bit unmastered .wav format only. Compositions should be labelled in this format: "Artist - Composition Name (Remix Name If Applicable).wav". Please submit .wavs either from your own website, or from: www.soundcloud.com as a private link with downloads enabled, or from a file transfer website like: www.wetransfer.com or: www.sendspace.com. If you are concerned with security, please use WinRAR to create a .rar password protected compressed archive file and include the password in your e-mail. WinRAR can be downloaded from RARLAB: www.winrar.com. Please note that Electronica Exposed will only respond to successful submissions, and will not provide feedback on unsuccessful submisions.

DJ Mailing List Applications
Applications should be sent to Electronica Exposed via e-mail only. Please include the following information: name, DJ name, biography, discography, contact information, evidence of events played at, dance music genre(s) played, as well as any other relevant information. Please note that Electronica Exposed will only respond to successful applicants.

Jobs
Electronica Exposed has no positions vacant and is unable to offer any work experience opportunities at present. This is unlikely to change for the forseeable future.

Third Party Licensing
The master rights for most compositions released on Electronica Exposed are available for international third party licensing. Please submit licensing requests to Electronica Exposed via e-mail only and include the following information: business name, contact information, a Heads Of Agreement / Licensing Contract / information on the licensing request, as well as any other relevant information. Please note that some compositions released on Electronica Exposed have been licensed to Electronica Exposed from a third party record label or individual and cannot be licensed from Electronica Exposed.

The Electronica Exposed shop includes all of our currently available physical product releases. Any Electronica Exposed physical product release that is not available for sale in our shop is Out Of Print (OOP) and has been deleted from our back catalogue. However, third party web stores may have some of our releases in stock, either new or second-hand. Anyone interested in buying copies of our OOP physical products should search online. Discogs may be a helpful starting point: www.discogs.com/label/Electronica+Exposed.

.cue
A metadata file which describes how the tracks on a CD are laid out.

.jpg
An image saved in a compressed image format. Electronica Exposed JPG downloads are encoded at 300 dpi.

.mp3
An audio encoding format using a form of lossy data compression. Electronica Exposed MP3 downloads are encoded as 320 kbps stereo continuous bit rate files and therefore do not reflect the audio quality of the equivalent WAV digital download. 320 MP3s are recommended only for use on mobile phones and other portable devices with limited data storage. Electronica Exposed MP3 audio player samples are encoded at a lower quality as 48 kbps mono continuous bit rate files and therefore do not reflect the audio quality of either the equivalent MP3 or WAV digital download. All MP3 files are encoded from the original WAV file.

.rar
A proprietary archive file format that supports data compression, error recovery, and file spanning. Electronica Expoed RAR downloads typically contain a mixture of .cue, .jpg, .mp3 and / or .wav files compressed within a single RAR file. The contents of a RAR file need to be extracted before they can be used. Electronica Exposed recommends WinRAR to extract content from RAR files. WinRAR can be downloaded from RARLAB: www.rarlab.com.

.wav
An audio file format standard for storing an audio bitstream on PCs. Electronica Exposed WAV downloads are encoded as 16-bit WAV files. WAVs are the only choice for any discerning audiophile and are recommended for use in DJ sets and for anyone who does not have limited data storage.

Blu-Ray
A digital optical disc data storage format designed for the storage of high-definition video and data.

Compact Cassette
A magnetic tape sound recording format. Also called audio cassette, cassette tape, cassette or tape.

Compact Disc (CD)
An optical disc used to store sound recordings and / or data.

Digital Download
A non-physical audio product usually in .mp3 or .wav formats.

Digital Versatile Disc (DVD)
An optical disc storage format that offers higher storage capacity than a Compact Disc while having the same dimensions.

Streaming
Streaming refers to any media content – live or recorded – delivered to computers and mobile devices via the internet and played back in real time. Podcasts, webcasts, movies, TV shows and music videos are common forms of streaming content.

Vinyl Record
A phonograph record (or gramophone record) is an analogue sound storage medium in the form of a flat disc with an inscribed, modulated spiral groove. Vinyl records are typically in the following sizes: 12-inch (12"), 10-inch (10") or 7-inch (7"); and with the following rotational speeds: 45 rpm or 33⅓ rpm.

Order Information
Payment for your order can only be made via PayPal in GBP (£) and is taken immediately. Electronica Exposed typically ships items twice per week and will aim to ship your order as soon as possible. Orders are shipped direct from Electronica Exposed HQ in Godalming, Surrey, England via Royal Mail: www.royalmail.com. Orders are shipped in a secure jiffy mailer, cardboard mailer or cardboard box depending on the number of items ordered. Electronica Exposed will e-mail a shipping confirmation to the e-mail address that the customer has registered with PayPal when the order has been shipped. If the shipping method includes tracking, the tracking number and a direct link to the tracking on the Royal Mail website will be included in the e-mail.

Shipping Information
UK orders are shipped via Royal Mail 1st Class delivery, Royal Mail 1st Class Signed For delivery or Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed By 1PM delivery. International orders are shipped via Royal Mail International Standard delivery or Royal Mail International Tracked & Signed delivery. The Royal Mail website states the delivery windows for each shipping method. If the combined value of the items in an order is above £20.00, the order will only be sent via a tracked shipping method. Further information on international shipping is available from:

-> Royal Mail - International Zones
-> Royal Mail - International Tracked And Signed Coverage

Audio Player
The Electronica Exposed audio player uses MP3 audio files and therefore only functions if your browser supports MP3 files. Most browsers support MP3 playback, but some may require additional plugins or codecs to be installed to support MP3 usage. If the Electronica Exposed audio player does not work, you will need to investigate the current capability of your browser and what options are available to allow your browser to support MP3 playback. Or install a browser that supports MP3 playback. Please do not contact Electronica Exposed about this issue.

Broken Links
If a link on this website is broken, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and include a description of the issue and the web page address (URL) that the broken link appears on.

Digital Downloads
If a digital download did not start or did not complete, this may have been caused by any of the following issues: the failure of your internet connection, the failure of your network connection, a failure within your browser or download manager, a lack of free disc space on the hard drive you are downloading the file onto, or an error on our website server. Usually this can be resolved by simply restarting the download by clicking on the relevant link again. If you are unable to, then you will need to investigate which of the listed issues is the cause. If you believe that the issue is caused by an error on our website server, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and provide a full description of the issue.

Extracting RAR Files
The contents of a RAR file need to be extracted before they can be used. Electronica Exposed recommends WinRAR to extract content from RAR files. WinRAR can be downloaded from RARLAB: www.rarlab.com. If you experience an issue extracting the content of a RAR file downloaded from Electronica Exposed, please read the "Digital Downloads" section above as any of the issues stated in that section may be the cause of the issue. If you believe that the issue is caused by an error on our website server, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and provide a full description of the issue.

Order Issues
If you experience an issue placing an order on the Electronica Exposed website, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and include a detailed description of your issue.

Order Issues - Damaged Or Incorrect Items
If you place an order on the Electronica Exposed website and an item arrives damaged and / or you do not receive an item you ordered, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and include a detailed description of your issue.

Order Issues - Delayed Or Lost Orders
Physical products ordered directly from Electronica Exposed are shipped via Royal Mail: www.royalmail.com. UK orders are shipped via Royal Mail 1st Class delivery, Royal Mail 1st Class Signed For delivery or Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed By 1PM delivery. International orders are shipped via Royal Mail International Standard delivery or Royal Mail International Tracked & Signed delivery. The Royal Mail website states the delivery windows for each shipping method. If the combined value of the items in an order is above £20.00, your order will be sent via a tracked shipping method and Electronica Exposed will e-mail you when the item has shipped. The e-mail will state the tracking number and provide a direct link to the tracking on the Royal Mail website. Please check the tracking before contacting Electronica Exposed. International buyers should be aware that orders may be delayed by the relevant customs authority in the country of delivery. If you have not received your order within the delivery window and / or there is an issue with the tracking information on the Royal Mail website, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and provide a full description of the issue.

Other Issues
If you experience any other issue using this website, please contact Electronica Exposed via e-mail and include a detailed description of your issue.