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Music Connection - Directory of Music Publishers - November 2022


Music Connection is one of my 'go-to' sources for Industry Contacts. They have grown from a popular print publication into a spectrum of products and services that address the wants and needs of musicians, the music tech community, and industry support services.

Music Connection just published the November '22 version of the Directory of Music Publishers. The major and indie publishers in this MC directory promote, exploit and collect payments for their writers’ music. The data in this directory is supplied by the listees. 

Here is the link to download the updated Directory Of Music Publishers: https://www.weekly-bulletin.com/pdf/industrycontacts/Nov22_Publishers_Guide.pdf


More guides can be found below... Just click on the image/title to open the corresponding PDF file.



Directory Of Mastering Studios

Directory Of Film/TV Music Supervisors & Post-Production

Directory Of Rehearsal Studios

Directory Of Gear Rentals

Directory Of Managers & Booking Agents

Directory Of Recording Studios

Guide to Digital Resources & Social Media

Directory Of Vocal Coaches

Directory Of Music Schools

Directory of Everything Indie & Promo: Label, Merch, Promotion, Publicity, Duplication, Social Media

Directory Of Producers & Engineers

Directory Of A&R Reps

Directory Of Music Attorneys

Directory Of College/Indie Radio


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