A&R

How we find artists

We look for one thing: an artist somebody already cares about. Here's what that means when we're evaluating a submission, and how to get in front of us.

What we're looking for

  • A real audience. People already listening — found out in the open, at shows, in the scene. Not bought, not botted.
  • A real human. A real person made it. Not an AI act, not a ghost catalog.
  • It lasts. People are still listening weeks later, and in the next city too.

If those three are true, we're interested in talking — genre, stage of career, and catalog size aren't what we filter on.

Who reaches out to us

Artists submitting their own music, managers bringing an artist they believe in, and studios with production or room-time offers. Whatever your situation, tell us plainly where you're at and let us hear the work.

What happens after you submit

We read and listen to every submission ourselves — nobody outsources this. If it's not a fit right now, you'll hear that. If it is, we'll follow up to talk about what working together could look like, on the terms described on our Artist Rights page.

Send us something

Ready to share your work? Use the submission form on our contact page, or reach A&R directly at info@tablelampstudios.com.