Stop guessing who to email.
4,800 contacts covering playlist curators, radio, blogs and press, labels, sync and live. Some are direct contacts with an email or Instagram, the rest a researched directory with the submission route for each one.
Either way, you know exactly where to send your music.
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Sound familiar?
I hear this all the time...
- I don't know who to pitch to or how
- I spend hours hunting for the right email
- I send my music to the same few places every release
- Press and radio feel like a wall I can't get past
- I can't tell which playlists are worth pitching
- I can't afford a PR agency for every single
- I pitch into contact forms and hear nothing back
- I'm tired, overwhelmed and still feel unseen
Sound like you? Here's where I come in
The Industry Contact List gives you 4,800 contacts in one organised file with the right way in for each one, so your time goes into pitching instead of hunting for emails.
The real problem
You can't pitch people you can't find.
You already have the music.
You know the curators, stations, blogs and labels are out there.
But every release starts with the same search for who to send it to and how to reach them.
That's why the same handful of places hear every release and nothing new opens up.
What you need is the list of who to send it to and how to reach them.
The artists you're watching get covered right now aren't more talented than you.
They just know where to send it.
Where this came from
Bands, labels, agencies. I've sat on every side of the table.
I'm Jamie. I've spent ten years on every side of the table.
In bands. In management. Inside agencies and labels.
Long enough to see which strategies actually move a release and which ones are noise.
The ones that work aren't a secret.
Release cycles. Ad systems. List building. Planning a drop months out.
It's the standard playbook across the industry, from Grammy-nominated artists and their managers down.
The difference is they have a team running it.
This list is where that playbook starts, built for an artist pitching alone.
My old band.
Artists I've worked with
Real artists. Real results.
Introducing
The Industry Contact List
4,800 researched music industry contacts in one organised file, covering playlists, radio, blogs, press, record labels, sync and live.
Some entries are a direct email or an Instagram account. The rest give you the submission form, portal or route that particular door actually opens through.
Either way you know where to send your music.
1,056 playlist curators organised across ten genre tabs. 2,493 radio stations and shows. 623 blogs and press outlets. 333 record labels.
The live side too, with 133 booking agencies and 118 promoters, plus 44 sync supervisors and music libraries.
Pay $47 once and the file is yours. No membership and no monthly fee.
Try the whole thing. If it's not for you, every cent back.
Get the Contact List, $47This list will open up
Playlists and Radio
- 1,056 playlist curators. Organised across ten genre tabs from pop to metal
- A way in for each one. Emails, Instagram accounts or submission links where they exist
- Playlists with real reach. Includes curators behind playlists with audiences of up to 3.2M followers
- 2,493 radio stations and shows. With direct contacts and submission routes
Press, Labels and Sync
- 623 blogs and press outlets. Publications covering reviews, interviews, premieres and anything else worth pitching
- 333 record labels. Researched, with enough detail to work out which ones are worth approaching and how
- 44 sync supervisors and music libraries. For getting your music in front of film, TV and advertising
The Live Side
- 133 booking agencies. For shows, bookings and touring
- 118 promoters. The people putting shows on
- Four countries covered. The US, UK, Australia and Canada
- The right way in. A direct email where one exists or the submission form or portal they actually use
4,800 contacts · Seven categories · Four countries
Nothing left to google at 2am.
Be honest with yourself
Who this is for
This is for you if
- You're an independent artist releasing music and you want the right people to hear it
- You've got songs ready and no idea who to send them to
- You keep pitching the same handful of contacts every release
- You're tired of hunting for submission emails
- You want to pitch on your own without hiring an agency
This isn't for you if
- You're looking for a shortcut that skips the work
- You expect every contact to reply
- You plan to send the same message to all 4,800
- You'd rather keep buying playlist placements and hoping
- You want someone to do the pitching for you
The investment
What's inside
Most artists have spent far more on playlist services and boosted posts that went nowhere.
This is 4,800 ways in, in one organised file, for less than one of those boosted posts.
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Playlist Curators
Organised across ten genre tabs, with emails, Instagram accounts or submission links where they exist
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Radio Stations and Shows
Across the US, UK, Australia and Canada, with direct contacts and submission routes
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Blogs and Press Outlets
Publications covering reviews, interviews, premieres and anything else worth pitching
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Record Labels
Researched, with enough detail to work out which ones are worth approaching and how
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Booking Agencies
For shows, bookings and touring
06 / 08
Promoters
The people putting shows on
07 / 08
Sync Supervisors and Music Libraries
For getting your music in front of film, TV and advertising
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Total
Contacts across all seven categories
★★★★★
"Jamie genuinely delivers on what he says he will. He's a standup dude."
Moberod · Pop-Punk, USA
The guarantee
🔒 No-risk, 14-day money-back guarantee
Try the whole thing. If it's not for you, every cent back.
Email me and it's done.
Got questions?
Frequently asked questions
Who is in the Industry Contact List?
4,800 contacts across the whole industry.
1,056 playlist curators sorted by genre plus radio stations, blogs, press, labels, booking agencies, promoters and sync supervisors across the US, UK, Australia and Canada.
Are these direct personal emails?
Some are.
Some entries are direct named contacts and most work like a directory, listing the submission page, website or inbox each outlet actually checks, so you always know the right route in.
Your time goes into pitching instead of hunting for emails.
Which genres are the playlist curators sorted into?
Ten genre tabs from pop to metal.
Open the tab that fits your music and pitch the curators in it.
Will everyone reply?
No list can promise a reply.
What it gives you is the right way in for every entry, so your pitch goes to the place each outlet actually checks.
What you send is still up to you.
Is there a subscription?
No.
Pay $47 once and the file is yours.
No membership and no monthly fee for a list that barely changes.
Is the list included in the Modern Music Method?
Yes.
This list is also included in The Modern Music Method, along with the Artist Toolkit, the pitch templates and the Resource Index, for $97.
If you want the strategy as well as the contacts, start there instead.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Then you get your money back.
Try the whole thing, and if it's not for you, email me.
Every cent comes back.
One last thing
You've read this far for a reason.
Seriously, what are you still doing reading at this point?
You should just say "f*ck it" and take this thing for a spin.
You already have the music. What you need is the list of who to send it to and how to reach them.
Stop searching. Start pitching.
- 1,056 playlist curators organised across ten genre tabs
- 2,493 radio stations and shows
- 623 blogs and press outlets
- 333 record labels
- 133 booking agencies and 118 promoters
- 44 sync supervisors and music libraries
- The US, UK, Australia and Canada covered
- The right way in for every entry
🔒 One payment · No subscription · 14-day money-back guarantee