Baby Robot Media

We specialize in promotional campaigns for albums, singles and videos, tour press, social-media management, music-video production and creating promotional content. Our mission is to help great unknown bands reach a wider audience and to help already successful artists manage their brand identity and continue to thrive. We’ve secured our clients coverage at Huffington Post, Vice, Noisey, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, SPIN, Consequence of Sound, The New York Times, Billboard, Entertainment Weekly, The LA Times, Conan O'Brien's Fresh Noise, Stereogum, People, The AV Club, USA Today, CNN, The Associated Press, The Guardian, The Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, Paste, NYLON, Brooklyn Vegan, PopMatters, All Hip Hop, Flavorwire, Popdust, The Nerdist, Revolver, Interview, Clash, Juxtapoz, Uncut, Vibe, PureVolume, The Boot, Music Ninja, Earmilk, CMJ, Guitar World, Daytrotter, Wide Open Country, KCRW, OkayPlayer, FLOOD, Magnet, American Songwriter, KEXP, HipHopDX, Bleeding Cool News, DJ Booth, Mass Appeal, WXPN, Relix, 2DopeBoyz, The Smoking Section, Glide, Impose, Nah Right, Bloody Disgusting, Punknews, No Depression, Blurt, Performer, Culture Collide and dozens of other outlets across the English-speaking world. BABY ROBOT MEDIA IS...

Steve Albertson - Owner / Media Director / Artist Relations (Atlanta)

Steve A. has over 20 years experience in entertainment-industry promotions and content creation. He started in 1997 in his first year of film school in Chicago with his band Dr. Killbot and has had a finger on the music industry’s pulse ever since. Working with Zoom Media, he’s produced guerrilla marketing videos for clients such as Dr. Pepper, Jeep and Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. He has worked on over 50 films, with a focus on documentary, and hosted Burnaway.org's ArtSpeak, a fine arts radio show on Atlanta’s AM 1690. His comic book, Ghost Spy, was picked up by Image Comics, the third largest publisher in the U.S., and sold over 10,000 copies internationally. Bobby Cleveland - Senior Publicist (Pittsburgh, PA)

Avid music nerd and synth enthusiast, Bobby Cleveland, got his start in the music world performing with ex-Zappa members and Jon Anderson of Yes when he was just a kid. Now, as a grown ass man, he lives in Brooklyn—actively seeking out great bands and getting their names out into the world as a publicist. He cut his teeth as a music journalist, writing for The Wild Honey Pie and Post-Trash, and through grueling, thankless internships at PR firms Baby Robot, Girlie Action and Beautiful Day. Ultimately, Baby Robot was the only agency left standing in the battle royale for Bobby’s employment. Appropriately, his favorite band?