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Employees

1999

Year Founded

ABOUT EMILY TAN MEDIA RELATIONS

Electronic Dance Music Publicity Executive

Emily Tan leads a specialized media relations agency named after her, focusing on electronic dance music (EDM) DJs, producers, and artists. Her firm collaborates with venues, producers, DJs, and businesses on various creative initiatives. Currently, it partners with clients including Armada Music, Armin van Buuren, Dash Berlin, Andrew Rayel, and Marquee nightclubs in both New York and Las Vegas. In addition to working with well-known artists and companies, Tan also supports emerging talent like InFiction and Contra in achieving their objectives and entering the EDM scene.

Languages Spoken
English
HIGHLIGHTS

2 - 9

Employees

1999

Year Founded

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60% Marketing Services
40% Public Relations

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