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RELEASEGROUND · INDEPENDENT ARTIST COMMUNITY

A platform for original underground music and the people behind it

ReleaseGround connects independent producers, their own releases and listeners in a catalog that keeps artist identity and musical context visible.

ReleaseGround

Why ReleaseGround exists

ReleaseGround grew from a simple observation: electronic music can receive plenty of online attention without creating a meaningful direct connection between producer and listener. The platform therefore brings original work, artist profiles and direct downloads together in one place.

ReleaseGround is not a streaming service and not an archive for DJ mixes built from other people’s music. Releases are original works published by the producers themselves. Fans and DJs can discover music, buy it and always see who stands behind a release.

Original work

Artists publish their own productions and must hold the rights required to release them.

Artist identity stays visible

Release, artist profile and musical context stay connected instead of disappearing into an anonymous feed.

Direct discovery

A sound leads to relevant releases, and each release leads directly to the producer who created it.

BENJI & FRIENDS

A community, not an artist hierarchy

Benji & Friends describes the community inside ReleaseGround. It is not designed as one solo project with rotating guest artists: independent producers appear with their own identity, profiles and releases.

ReleaseGround provides the shared framework. That keeps authorship clear while still connecting related sounds, artists and releases across the catalog.

BUILT FOR INTERNATIONAL DISCOVERY

Four languages, one connected catalog

German, English, Spanish and French all lead into the same catalog and artist profiles. Localized pages and genre hubs help listeners discover underground music internationally without losing the link to the original release.

SOUNDS & CONTEXT

The musical focus of ReleaseGround

The platform connects several underground directions without flattening them into a single generic category.

HOW DISCOVERY WORKS

From style to release to artist

Genre pages provide context and relevant music. Release pages lead back to the sound and to the artist profile. This network makes the catalog easier to understand for people and search engines alike.