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the publicist who runs our press campaigns has announced 143 releases since 2015, for 97 artists and labels. see all 143.

world PR firms.

6 firms. the firms whose own site says world. each firm's page links to where it says so. the longest running is DL Media, founded in 1988. the newest is Red Cat Publicity, founded in 2005.

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order
6 firms. the firm's own site names world as a genre it works. "not stated" means the firm's own site does not say.
firmwherefoundedgenres it namesnames on its roster pageprice on its site
DL MediaNew York, Denver, Los Angeles1988jazz, brazilian music, world music, latin music97no figure
Quite Great PRCambridge1996rock, metal, punk, indie, classical, jazz, blues, country, folk, electronic, world, hip hop, all genres191no figure
Red Cat PublicityBrooklyn, New York2005jazz, world, improvised music12no figure
Cindy Byram PRNew Yorknot statedworld, latin, jazz, folk151no figure
Prescription PRLondon, Cambridge, Manchesternot statedrock, metal, punk, indie, electronic, country, americana, folk, jazz, world194no figure
Sacks & Co.New York, Nashville, Seattle, Los Angelesnot statedpop, rock, jazz, classical, world, country312no figure

questions.

what put a firm on this list?

the firm's own site names world as a genre it works. 6 of the 79 firms in the directory qualify. a firm that works this lane but does not say so on its site is not here.

is this a ranking?

no. the order is yours to set: years in business, roster size or the alphabet. the page is published by Studio Raine, a PR firm that competes with these firms, so it states facts and leaves the judging to you.

how much do these firms charge?

none of the firms on this list prints a figure on its site. Studio Raine's press campaign is $500 to $2,500 a month with a 3-month minimum. the cost guide has every price we found published.

every published price is in the cost guide.

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