Yes Please is a London based, independent music agency specialising in communications. Publicity is at the heart of what we do across print, digital media, radio, podcast and TV. Leveraging over two decades of artist collaborations, we know exactly what drives media coverage. We are a passionate team with a tailored approach to each project we work on, focusing on designing each campaign to be as impactful as possible whilst reaching the right audience.
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Arlo Parks Gorillaz Blur Pet Shop Boys elbow Ed O’Brien Yeah Yeah Yeahs Imogen Heap Texas Laufey The Streets Alewya Amelia Warner Anaiis Autumn Fires Balancing Act Benjamin Clementine Benny Sings Daytime TV Black Country, New Road Cat Clyde Dream Nails Electric Guest Foy Vance Gen and the Degenerates Gia Ford Joy Oladokun The Jungle Giants Keli Holiday KNIVES Ocean Alley PET NEEDS Sharp Pins SOFY Spacey Jane Sparks UCHE YARA Yannis and the Yaw Joel Culpepper
As the industry evolves and changes, we champion a 360 approach across Radio, TV Plugging, Print & Digital Press and Podcasts. You can work with us across a selection of, or all of these mediums depending on your budget and your needs.
We recognise that not all artists have backing from a label or a management company, or have the means to facilitate a full scale media campaign. Our PR Toolkit helps to de-mystify the steps new artists need to take to get their music in front of the relevant media tastemakers. This includes two mentoring sessions from our experts across press and broadcast.
Mental Health is central to what we do at Yes Please. More than ever artists in this day, age and climate need the tools to achieve and maintain mental resilience in order to have a long and healthy career in music; that’s where we come in. Our Founder Ruth Emery specialises in Media Coaching, Long-Term Wellness Coaching and Touring Mental Health consultancy. Having worked with some of the biggest names in the industry; a qualified Transformational Coach of five years plus Psychotherapist in training, Ruth is a passionate advocate for prioritising mental health in the music industry.
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