Rainmaker Public Relations and Artist Management - Fall 2007 submissions

You never get a second chance to make a first impression. The most frustrating experience a musician will ever endure is to look upon the stage, listen to the radio, read the arts section of a newspaper or magazine, surf a website, or view music television and wonder why some artists succeed and some don't. The answer is simple: marketing, publicity, and promotion.



Regardless of genre, age demographic, and musical ability, without the power of the media, your artistry will never reach its full commercial potential. Rainmaker educates you on the machinations of the music media and the myriad of ways to define and succeed in a niche market. Rainmaker affords the experience of public relations professionals who've been there and done that. Rainmaker's contacts are among the strongest in the music industry. Rainmaker excels in print, broadcast, and electronic media. Thanks to its efforts, Rainmaker artists have attracted major/indie label A & R attention, augmented their fan-base on local and national levels, and have upgraded live performances with regard to quality and quantity of venues. Via previews, reviews, features, special events, news items, and other strategic campaign tactics, Rainmaker artists are maximizing their talents and going places. So far, Rainmaker has selected 25 bands who have since made giant steps forward for their music careers.



A few of the bands that Rainmaker has been fortunate to work with have included: Guster, Patti Rothberg, Aloha, Sam Bisbee, True Love, The Fuzzy Pinks, The Catholic Girls, Jake Stigers, Dudley Saunders, Blowuphollywood, The Cringe, Cropduster Records and Magnatune Records.



Rainmaker PR wants the best of the best bands in all genres specified. The agency started in 1996 and only has 5 on staff, and thus can only work with a small amount of artists per month. Rainmaker is looking for quality and also bands/artists that will work as hard as we do.



Please note: if selected, there are additional fees associated with the PR campaigns.