r/mixes

70K archived posts · Jun 2008 – Sep 2026

Electronic Music Mixes

r/mixes

A collection of tracks blended to some euphonious semblance. Rules: No single tracks. Mixes must be at least 15 minutes long. The style of music must be somewhere in the title of the mix. One post per mix. Flair your submission. Suggested Post Title Format: [Genre1 / Genre 2] Artist - Title | Optional Description (Length) Full rules and explanation of flairs found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/mixes/comments/nbc9t8/community_rules_and_guidelines_please_read_before/

Created Jun 11, 2008

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Post that mix that you've been listening to all week. Post the mix that you made last month. Showcase the mixing talents for all different styles of electronic music.

Feel free to put well known DJs in here, as well as bedroom recorded sets. Find that new music that will inspire you.

Musical content, thumbnails, titles, and comments in this subreddit may contain NSFW material.

Suggested Post Title Format:

[Genre1 / Genre 2] Artist - Title | Optional Description (Length)

Rules

No single tracks
Mixes must be at least 15 minutes
No playlists (i.e. Spotify, Youtube, etc.)
The style of music must be somewhere in the title of the mix. Preferably it should start with [Style Name], but at least put it somewhere. Without this, it's hard for people to find things to listen to. Put brackets around the style name. *One post per mix, please dont spam the same mix in multiple posts.
Don't just dump your mix here and expect people to listen. Listen to other mixes. Give feedback to others. If you liked a mix, leave a comment!
Post quality. If it's your first time ever mixing, try r/beatmatch
Feel free to post mixes from professionals
If you're looking for feedback, it is recommended that you post both a tracklist and time stamps to make it easier to evaluate
Minimum 10 karma required to post

Flair

"Professional Mix/Big name headliner" should be used for a set from a well known, touring DJ who is established internationally (i.e. Sasha, Tiesto, Deadmau5, etc.)
"noob" should be used if you're just getting started
"Pro-Am" are for mixes from residents at a well known club, DJs who are regional, people who put together tight mixes with no noticeable issues
"Bedroom DJ" means it's a mix from someone who knows their way around a mix, but isn't quite a Pro-Am and definitely isn't a noob
"Feedback Request" should be used for self-made mixes that you want feedback on. Make sure to add a tracklist with timestamps and a description of what you'd like those giving you feedback to focus on

###[Read the rules before posting mixes. Put the style of music somewhere in the title, preferably in brackets, or the post will be deleted. Click here for more.] (https://www.reddit.com/r/mixes/comments/nbc9t8/community_rules_and_guidelines_please_read_before/)

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