Reviews
“One-Stop” Multi-Management Tool!
“I am truly excited about the new platform and the performance of the online Musician’s Atlas. I have been in the Music Industry for over 14 years and have not seen anything like this in terms of a complete “one-stop” multi-management tool. Finally! A tool geared to target and increase your fan base along with a strong and complete database. I was extremely pleased to find current emails, contacts, and administrative functions that set up a complete online management platform; all at a “push of a button”. I use the Atlas Online tool in my music industry courses in which my students were overwhelmed with the functionality and performance.
One of my favorite functions is the college radio section, which lists the CMJ reporting stations with addresses, phone numbers, music directors & program directors numbers, music days and hours. My classes use this function which is very helpful in their college radio campaigns. It is very hard, not to mention pricey to obtain a (current) database of CMJ reporting stations, to say the least. Having this tool keeps you competitive in today’s ever changing music marketplace. I strongly recommend the online Musician’s Atlas!”
Sincerely,
C. Michael Brae – CEO/Chairman
Hitman Records, Inc – MP4Player
Adjunct Professor –
UCLA (Entertainment Studies),
University of the Pacific (Music Management),
San Francisco State University (Music Recording Industry)
Dominican University of California (Business Program)
Most accurate in the industry!,
“I’ve tried other directories in the past, nothing comes close! The Atlas is by far the most comprehensive directory out there. The breakdown of categories and regions makes listings easy to find. Last year, we lost a gig in Chicago and I was able to make a couple quick calls and rebook at another club locally. It was amazing! No wasted time, money or effort!
Every musician needs the Atlas… Blast emails to press, tracking radio airplay, you name it they’ve got it in there. I would recommend this resource to anyone in this ever-changing industry!”
T. McMillan (Memphis, TN)
A must have for touring musicians!
“My company currently handles booking for touring bands, and the contact information is among the best you can find anywhere. They supply you with not only a name and number for the venues, but you also get important information like capacity, stage size, genres of music they book and names of people that can actually get your bands booked. I highly recommend this to anyone in the business who is touring or looking to tour. They also provide information for record labels, distribution, radio stations, and publications to help promote and market your product.”
Eric D. Hunter II (Fort Worth, TX)
The Absolute Best Music Contact Reference!!!
“I’ve set up an entire 5-month tour across the US using this. Unlike other contact directories, the Atlas gives you all the important info (and then some) and is highly accurate. I used to waste so much time searching around the internet only to run into closed clubs and businesses or wrong numbers. They also have contacts for radio stations, labels (if you’re into that, basically you name it! This is a must if you’re in the industry.”
Steve Slice (Boston, MA)
A MUSIC BUSINESS MUST HAVE!
“A must have for anyone working in the music business, whether you’re “in the band” or working with or for the band, etc.
I have successfully found the people who are now working to make my dreams a reality. I’ve found my manager, label, etc. Awesome information and worth every penny.”
Ivy Raye (Atlanta, GA)
The Musician’s Work Clothes
“So, Ben Franklin once said “motivation is when your dreams put on work clothes” and for any musician trying to DIT (“do it themselves”) the atlas is a fantastic resource (and those work clothes). It’s super up-to-date and easy to navigate. Now I’m hooked. It’s like Google for the music industry.”
A. Donald Funtana (South Hadley, MA United States)
The Rand McNally for musicians.
“Don’t underestimate the importance of networking! Need some leads? Then this is for you – over 15,000 American and international contacts.”
Portia Vellum (Wisconsin)
