How to Contact OURGIG Agency or Submit Your Music

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OURGIG Agency can be reached by phone at (800) 921-4875 or by email at [email protected], and the site provides a "Submit Your Music" entry point for artists and labels who want to be considered for its services. The agency lists offices in Miami and NYC, and also offers a contact form plus Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube channels for staying updated. Use the phone or email if you want a direct reply; use the submission route if you are an artist or label pitching music for strategy, promotion, or creative work.

Ways to Reach OURGIG Agency

Channel Details Best for
Phone (800) 921-4875 Direct questions, time-sensitive inquiries
Email [email protected] Project details, attachments, service questions
Submit Your Music Entry point on the OURGIG site Artists and labels pitching music for consideration
Contact form Available on the site's contact section General inquiries and service requests
Social Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube Following news, projects, and updates

The site lists Miami and NYC as its locations in the United States.

How to Submit Your Music

  1. Go to the OURGIG site and locate the Submit Your Music entry point.
  2. Provide your music and the basic context the agency needs to evaluate it — who you are, what you are releasing, and what kind of help you are looking for.
  3. Expect the submission to be reviewed against the services the agency actually provides, not as a general inbox for anything music-related.
  4. If you do not hear back through the submission route and the matter is urgent, follow up by email at [email protected] or by phone at (800) 921-4875.

The site does not publish a response-time commitment, a submission fee, or a guarantee that submitted music will be accepted, so treat the submission as an inquiry rather than a confirmed engagement.

What OURGIG Does — So You Pitch the Right Thing

The agency describes itself as a creative strategy agency focused on music marketing and artist growth. Its listed services include:

  • Creative Strategy — aligning music, artist, audience, content, and marketing around a single purpose.
  • Music Marketing — campaigns aimed at consistent engagement, recognition, streams, and lasting energy around releases rather than temporary spikes.
  • Artist Growth — building a system that connects brand, content, and marketing into long-term progress, with an emphasis on consistency, retention, and expansion.
  • Label Services
  • Media Outreach
  • Playlist Promotion
  • Social Media
  • Artwork Design
  • Website Design

The agency also promotes a 365 Momentum approach and a Concert Data / Concert Intelligence offering aimed at smarter touring, plus Music Manager Services. Its stated track record is 26 years in business, 7K+ completed projects, and 8B+ music streams.

If your request falls inside one of these areas — release strategy, media outreach, Spotify playlisting, social media, website, artwork, or content creation — say so explicitly when you submit or write in. That makes it easier to route your inquiry to the right service.

Before You Reach Out

  • Be specific about the release. If you have a single, EP, or album coming, include the timing and what stage you are at.
  • Name the service you want. "Playlist promotion" or "release strategy" gets a more useful reply than a general request for help.
  • Include your links. Streaming profiles, social handles, and any existing press or data help the agency assess fit.
  • Check the fit first. The agency positions itself around strategy, promotion, and creative execution for artists and labels — if your need is outside that scope, the submission may not go anywhere.

Common Questions

Is there a cost to submit music? The site does not state a submission fee, and it also does not state that submissions are free. Treat pricing as something to confirm directly by email or phone.

Can I just call instead of submitting? Yes — (800) 921-4875 is listed as a contact number. Calling is reasonable for quick questions; submitting is better when you want your music reviewed.

Where is the agency based? Miami and NYC, United States.

How do I keep up with the agency? Follow Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, or use the contact form to stay on the update list.