Indie Music PR For Everyone

some of our artists

Real Growth With The Human Touch

I bet you’re here because you’re a social media-savvy artist who’s already getting booked. But you want more from your music career. Music is more than a passion for you and you can’t imagine doing anything else.


That’s why I’m here too.


Working with talented and ambitious artists is more than a passion for me, too. I also can’t imagine doing anything else.


So what can I do for you?


4AM exists to make PR accessible to artists who are "almost famous," to artists who have found some success but know they can achieve more.


We start with a focus on the basics: playlisting, sure. But I want you on podcasts, in blogs, magazines, maybe even newspapers. I want your music in influencer videos all over the world.


I believe in combining a focus on local media with a national push, maybe even international if it feels right.


From there, we can talk about how to build and ways to get creative. The media might just be the first step depending on what you see for yourself.


Whether you’re looking for Spotify success or you see yourself as more loyal to the Bandcamp method, I want to design a campaign that fits. Most importantly, I want to keep you playing live. I believe getting booked is the most important part of making music your career, and PR is the key to getting booked.

Telling Your Story

4AM will get to know you and write the content that makes the media want to know more.


Bios, press releases, EPKs. With a background in journalism and interviewing artists, I know how to craft the story that will get the music world to take notice.


Your story is everything. We can pinpoint it and get everybody talking.

Building Relationships The 2020s Way

In music, relationships are everything. Whether you’re looking for sync opportunities or other contacts, our job is to build a network of people with influence who want to follow and expand your career.


So how do I get people to take notice in a world where blogs get 200 emails a day and playlists receive thousands of submissions each week?


I go to them. I’m constantly keeping up with blogs and influencers over alternative channels like social media. From Instagram to LinkedIn (no, really), I know how to get around a bursting inbox.


My job is to put you on the radar of bloggers and people whose opinions matter in the music industry and build from there. Good relationships take time, and I’m always putting in the time.

Prefer to DIY?

Check out The

4AM Database and get access to years’-worth of my contacts

The blog lists have up-to-date emails, contact pages, socials, and submission guidelines.


Hand-checked to make sure they’re all active and taking submissions.


Plus a list of music supervisors with current emails compiled from reliable sources (these email addresses have gotten me actual responses about placement in film & tv).