The Musician’s Atlas is the only professional music industry directory created and priced exclusively for artists and the independent music community. Now in its sixth edition, the 2004 Musician’s Atlas offers you more opportunities to perform and promote original music while connecting with industry professionals in all areas of the music business. This 368-page volume provides access to over 30,000 music businesses and key industry contacts in 25 categories. Current names, phone and fax numbers, e-mail and web site addresses, detailed submission policies and the styles of music preferred is just some of the information you’ll find on every page of The Atlas.

The 2004 volume of The Musician’s Atlas delivers more in-depth contact information than previous editions to musicians and industry professionals who have come to depend on The Atlas for the qualified leads for artists who perform, promote and produce music. New to the 2004 edition is a section listing web sites that provide E-Commerce services to musicians, labels and other music industry professionals. These e-commerce sites provide fan marketing and management services, web hosting packages for music-related businesses, band e-commerce solutions, and more. The 2004 edition also introduces a section dedicated to clubs, television programs and other outlets that continue to broadcast music videos to their audiences.


Over 30,000 Contacts!
In addition to these new sections, The Musician’s Atlas 2004 delivers contact information for over 30,000 businesses, with names, phone and fax numbers, e-mail and web addresses, relevant styles of music, and other necessary details. All information was researched and updated immediately prior to publication.

25 Categories
The Musician’s Atlas is organized into 25 convenient industry categories, including: Clubs, Record Label A&R, College Radio & Venues, Managers, Booking Agents, Web Sites, Radio Stations, National & Regional Press, Disc Replicators, Tour Support, Recording & Mastering Studios, Producers , Radio Promoters, Publicists and many more.

Since it really isn’t just what you know, it’s who you know. We think you’ll agree The Musician’s Atlas levels the field and gives you an opportunity to play with the majors.