Heard
10,000+ verified contacts · re-checked continuously10,301 contacts · 51,917 artists tracked

10,000+ ways to get your music heard

Every playlist curator, blog, label, venue, radio station, publisher, manager, booking agent and music supervisor an independent artist actually needs — with real emails and submission forms, verified against live sources. Full access is $19 for a whole year.

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12 popular · cross-type

See every curator, blog, label, agent, manager, supervisor, and community tagged with a given style.

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13 categories
01
Playlist Curators

Spotify & Apple Music playlisters, ranked by engagement quality — not just follower count.

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02
Radio Stations

College, community, and non-commercial radio you can actually pitch — the stations that spin indie submissions, each with a music-director email or submission form.

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03
Press & Blogs

Music blogs and publications with domain authority, posting frequency, and recent coverage.

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Music Publishers

Music publishers — sync licensing, song catalogs, and publishing admin.

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05
Managers

Artist management firms — day-to-day career representation, distinct from booking.

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Booking Agents

Booking agents and agencies that route live tours — by the artists they actually rep.

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Labels

Record labels — from majors to micros. Filter by tier, genres, and current roster.

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PR & Marketing

PR and marketing firms with public client rosters and notable wins — not just a logo wall.

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Venues

Small-to-mid club venues you can actually email or call to get booked. Stadiums + arenas excluded — those are the agency game.

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Producers

Music producers who take outside projects — sourced from SoundBetter, ProductionHub, and verified album credits.

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Mix & Master

Mixing and mastering engineers with public credits and direct contact info.

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Music Supervisors

Film, TV, ad, and trailer music supervisors with their actual placement history.

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Communities

Subreddits, Discords, forums, and groups where musicians gather. Free vs paid clearly marked.

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One price, everything

The old directories charge $35–$100 for a PDF. This is $19. And it’s alive.

A PDF directory is out of date the day it ships. Heard is a living database: dead contacts get removed, new ones arrive weekly, and every email is checked against the source it came from. Filter by genre, type, and country instead of scrolling a 300-page document.

One membership. Every contact type. A year of updates included.

What $19 gets you

  • Every email, submission form and social we have across 10,000+ contacts
  • 13+ contact types — curators to supervisors to venues
  • Genre, country and activity filters that actually work
  • Lists + outreach tracking for your campaigns
  • A full year of continuous updates — not a snapshot

02 · On method

Built different on purpose.

The alternatives are usually one of three things: a static PDF you pay for once that goes stale fast, a gated submission tier with no transparency, or pro tooling priced for labels. Heard is the honest, structured, transparently-sourced version, built for the indie musician doing their own outreach. Contacts change over time, so every one shows where it came from and when it was last checked, and I keep re-checking.

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Sourced, dated, replayable

Click any colored dot next to any field to see exactly where we got it (the source URL), how we recorded it, and when. Freshness is color-coded so old data looks old.

02
Engagement signals from public data only

Stream-per-add and save rate live behind paid tools we don't use. We score what's publicly knowable and tell you exactly what we measured. The grade is a starting point, not gospel.

03
No fabrication — empty stays empty

If we don't know a supervisor's email, the field is empty. We don't fill blanks with guesses or stale data we can't verify.

A note from the maintainer

I'm an indie musician who came back to releasing music after a long break and ran into the same wall you probably have: the people worth reaching are findable, but their actual contact details are scattered and go stale fast. So I built what I wanted to exist, and I keep it honest by verifying every contact against its live source. Browsing is free; full access is $19 a year.

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Heard is live and growing. I'm an indie musician adding verified contacts and new tools every week — drop your email for occasional updates as the directory grows.

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