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music PR firms in New York, compared.

Studio Raine publishes this page from Brooklyn and does the digital PR side for labels and executives (the press record on your own domain, the entity layer, the panel), so it is one of the firms on it and the only one that places no stories. the others are the music publicity firms with a New York office that came back when we asked for the best music PR firm in NYC.

every row is read from the firm's own pages on October 21, 2026, linked, and paraphrased. no scores and no ranking: the firms are sorted by kind, then alphabetically.

the firmsthe digital PR side

the firms, by kind.

digital PR for labels and executives, New York

the press record built on the client's own domain, with the entity layer and the panel. no story placement.

Studio Raine

publisher of this page

for record labels, label owners and music executives, management companies, publishers and touring companies

from studioraine.art/music-reputation-management.

what it does, as published
the press page and the kit, every release published on the client's own domain with its markup, the official site and biography, the entity layer, the Google knowledge panel and a weekly check of Google and the AI tools. for labels and the people who run them. no stories placed with journalists.
price, as published
from $15,000 a month, six months minimum; the press kit $7,500; the panel $9,000, once.
clients named on the page
the producer pages for Ty Weathers and Brad Cox Productions, linked.
office, as published
Brooklyn, New York.

music publicity firms with a New York office

media relations and campaigns for artists, labels and events, from each firm's own pages.

AMP3 PR

for fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands, with a music page for artists and labels

read October 21, 2026, from amp3pr.com, music PR and promotion.

what it does, as published
traditional and digital PR, with SEO, PPC and online reputation management listed, and press kits, biographies, releases and design on its music page; its home page leads with fashion and beauty.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
WB Records and Governors Ball among the logos; Wrangler, Moschino, Puma and Kate Spade outside music.
office, as published
New York: 210 West 29th Street.

Big Hassle

for clients from A-list to emerging

read October 21, 2026, from bighassle.com/about.

what it does, as published
media campaigns for music, events, nonprofits, labels and brands, from a publicity firm founded in 1999.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Alt-J, Amanda Palmer, Ben Folds, Cat Power, Cheap Trick and Chrissie Hynde on its client list.
office, as published
a New York staff list, with Nashville, Los Angeles, Kansas City and Seattle; no street address on the pages read.

Big Picture Media

for musicians and bands, festivals and events, non-profits, labels and brands

read October 21, 2026, from bpmpublicity.com/about.

what it does, as published
entertainment and lifestyle public relations: national television, print, radio, digital features, podcasts, social media, on-the-street content and brand partnerships.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
The Offspring, 311, Papa Roach, Sum 41, American Authors and Emo Nite.
office, as published
launched in New York City in 2007; New York, New Jersey, Los Angeles, Boston and Tucson; no street address on the pages read.

Black Panda PR

for brands, bands and artists

read October 21, 2026, from blackpandapr.com/services.

what it does, as published
traditional press, digital press, release strategy, copywriting and image consulting.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Alpha Rev, Brent Faiyaz, Alex da Kid, Bibi Bourelly, Andy Frasco & the U.N. and UPSAHL.
office, as published
headquartered in New York City; no street address on the pages read.

Cyber PR

for musicians and music-related brands

read October 21, 2026, from cyberprmusic.com, music PR.

what it does, as published
music publicity, artist development and marketing strategy: campaigns of four to twelve weeks, biography writing, social media and website work, and a seven-week mastermind.
price, as published
"Single campaigns start at $1,000."; the mastermind "$850".
clients named on the page
Imagine Dragons, Duran Duran, Jon Bellion, George Clinton, Brian Setzer Orchestra and Us3.
office, as published
Brooklyn: 389 12th Street.

MPT Agency (MusicPromoToday)

for artists, managers, labels and partners

read October 21, 2026, from musicpromotoday.com/offers.

what it does, as published
music PR, digital PR campaigns, Spotify, TikTok, creator, advertising and sync work for artists, managers and labels, as priced programs.
price, as published
"Rise to Fame From $8,000/month", "Digital PR Campaign From $5,000", "TikTok Creator UGC From $7,500", "FYC Awards From $7,500", "Global Market Expansion From $125,000".
clients named on the page
Snoop Dogg, Ado, Loe Shimmy, Penomeco, HUGEL and Dimash on its about page; Sony, UMG, WMG and Empire among its logos.
office, as published
New York, Los Angeles, Montreal and Yerevan, on its about page.

Nasty Little Man

for not stated on the pages read

read October 21, 2026, from nastylittleman.com/about.

what it does, as published
music publicity; its about page is a year-by-year list of campaigns since 1992, with no services list.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Beck, Paul McCartney, Beastie Boys, Foo Fighters, Radiohead and Social Distortion.
office, as published
New York: 285 West Broadway #310.

Pitch Perfect PR

for musicians, music festivals, comedians and beyond

read October 21, 2026, from pitchperfectpr.com/about.

what it does, as published
arts-focused publicity: single and album releases, book launches, venue openings, festivals and tours.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
A Place To Bury Strangers, Aaron Frazer, Adrianne Lenker, Angel Olsen, Big Thief and Blonde Redhead.
office, as published
a team across Chicago and New York City; no street address on the pages read.

Red Cat Publicity

for artists who perform and record jazz, world and improvised music

read October 21, 2026, from redcatpublicity.com/company.

what it does, as published
publicity for new recordings and tours in jazz, world and improvised music, typically over three to four months.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Stefon Harris, Conrad Herwig, Matt Slocum, Anne Mette Iversen, Chris Pattishall and Ed Neumeister.
office, as published
Brooklyn, NY 11209; no street line.

Sacks & Co.

for musicians, filmmakers, theater companies, arts presenters, chefs and restaurants and entrepreneurial ventures

read October 21, 2026, from sacksco.com/about.

what it does, as published
media relations, strategic counsel, messaging and branding, social media management and creative partnerships.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Ane Brun, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Diplo, Bobby Weir, YOASOBI and Houston Grand Opera on its home page.
office, as published
New York: 119 W. 57th Street, Penthouse North; also Nashville, Seattle and Los Angeles.

Shore Fire Media

for artists, talent, creators, authors, athletes, cultural institutions, businesses, brands, estates and entrepreneurs

read October 21, 2026, from shorefire.com/about.

what it does, as published
public relations and strategic communications: award campaigning, brand messaging and positioning, content strategy, event planning and partnerships, for artists, talent, brands and institutions; a division of Dolphin.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Qobuz, Acoustic Sounds, Nicotine Dolls, Bob the Drag Queen and Crystal Bridges on its releases page; Secretly, Rhino Entertainment and Discogs on its corporate list.
office, as published
Brooklyn: 32 Court Street, Suite 1800; teams in New York, Los Angeles and Nashville.

Starlight PR

for independent artists

read October 21, 2026, from starlightpr1.com/llms.txt.

what it does, as published
strategic publicity, digital discovery, artist branding and campaign strategy for independent artists, with search and reputation work named in its llms.txt.
price, as published
tiers printed in its llms.txt: "Ignition $1,899+, Social X $2,999+, Ascension $4,999+, Aladdin $15,000+, Centurion $25,000+, Diamond Medallion $500,000 to $1M+".
clients named on the page
Becky G and Burna Boy, A Boogie, Audrey Nuna and Sombr on its work page.
office, as published
no address on its own pages; its directory profiles give a New York address.

WMA (Weller Media Agency)

for artists, labels, platforms and brands

read October 21, 2026, from wma.agency/about.

what it does, as published
social, partnerships, creative, publicity, digital advertising and marketing strategy, as a full-service digital agency.
price, as published
no figure on the pages read.
clients named on the page
Spotify, Netflix, Sony Music, Warner Music Group, Interscope and Nike among the logos on its clients page.
office, as published
London, New York, Los Angeles, Nashville and Singapore, with addresses on its about page.

questions.

what is the best music PR firm in NYC?

it depends on what you need placed and where. the firms on this page say in their own words who they work for: some lead with A-list rosters, one with jazz, one with independent artists at printed prices, one with labels and major-label logos. Studio Raine, the publisher, does not place stories; it builds the record a publicist sends and the machines read, for labels and executives: the digital PR side.

which music PR companies are in New York?

the ones on this page, each from its own site: Shore Fire Media and Cyber PR in Brooklyn, Sacks & Co. and Nasty Little Man in Manhattan, Red Cat Publicity in Brooklyn, and Big Hassle, Big Picture Media, Pitch Perfect PR, Black Panda PR, Starlight PR, MPT Agency, AMP3 PR and WMA with New York teams or offices. Studio Raine, in Brooklyn, does the digital PR side and places no stories.

how much does music PR cost in New York?

most firms on this page print no price. where one does, its row shows it: campaigns from $1,000 at one firm, programs from $5,000 to $125,000 at another, tiers from $1,899 to $25,000 and beyond at a third.

what is the difference between publicity and digital PR?

publicity places stories with journalists and outlets. digital PR, as Studio Raine does it, is the record those stories and the AI tools read from: the official site and biography, the press page and kit, the releases on your own domain, the entity markup and the knowledge panel. a label usually needs both, from two different kinds of firm.

what should a label ask a PR firm before signing?

who on the team works the account, which outlets they have placed this roster's kind of act in this year, what is guaranteed in writing and what is not, what the retainer covers month to month, and where the coverage lives when the campaign ends. that last one is the part Studio Raine builds: the press kit and the releases on your domain.

why is this list not ranked?

because a jazz publicist, a major-label campaign firm and a studio that places no stories are not the same product, and a ranking written by one of the firms on it is an advertisement. the publisher is one of them, so the order is the kind of firm and then the alphabet.

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