Take Aim Media

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Publicity company · Calgary, Alberta; offices in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Toronto, Ontario

Compiled from official public sources · last checked July 27, 2026

Take Aim Media is an active Canadian music-publicity, radio-promotion, and music-marketing company founded in 2010, headquartered in Calgary with offices in Vancouver and Toronto.

Take Aim Media is an active Canadian music-publicity and music-marketing company founded in 2010. Its current official About page identifies offices in Vancouver, Toronto, and Calgary and describes strategy, publicity, social media, artist management, distribution, publishing, licensing, release strategy, and sync-placement support. Its current organization-controlled professional profile independently identifies Calgary headquarters, the same three-office Canadian operating shape, the 2010 founding year, and specialties in entertainment and music media relations, marketing, music publishing, project management, artist development, A&R, and branding. MusicList uses Calgary as the primary directory location while preserving the Vancouver and Toronto office context in the bilingual location label and editorial copy. The official Music PR page describes publicity and media-relations work across radio, newspapers, television, digital media, and social platforms. The official Radio Promotion page describes servicing singles and full albums to Canadian public, satellite, campus, and community radio. The official Label Services page describes distribution, project management, social media, media training, personalized strategy, consultation, campaign timelines, content ideas, and content strategy. MusicList publishes only those bounded service categories and does not adopt claims about industry leadership, unparalleled service, consistent coverage, chart positions, airplay, live appearances, brand elevation, audience growth, career growth, global reach, opportunity creation, project success, or any other result. The official Featured Clients page was modified on July 23, 2026 and presents a current roster separately from Alumni. MusicList publishes Destroyer as one bounded representative current featured client with the exact approved MusicList artist slug, creates no graph edge because the organization relationship contract does not model publicity-client edges, and does not infer which specific service applies or import the broad roster. The Contact page exposes only named staff and their direct inboxes and does not state a general unsolicited artist, release, demo, or project-intake policy. MusicList therefore records the policy as not stated, links only to the public Contact page, and republishes no inbox or implied route, requested material, fee, response time, eligibility, acceptance, representation, service, coverage, placement, airplay, sync, playlist, reach, sale, or outcome promise. Named founders, owners, leaders and staff, roles, biographies, direct inboxes, testimonials, broad client and alumni names, media-outlet lists, tactics, campaign examples, social identifiers, images, media, private correspondence, submitted materials, attachments, account, platform, payment, commerce, personal, and transactional data are excluded. No image-reuse rights were established, so the profile uses MusicList's deterministic monogram fallback.

Calgary-headquartered Canadian companymusic publicity and media relationsradio promotion and music marketing

Services & representation

Services
music publicity, media relations, music marketing, release strategy, social media strategy, Canadian radio promotion, artist management, music distribution, music publishing, music licensing and sync, project management, media training, audience development, content strategy
Service territory
Canada, international
Representative roster
Destroyer
Submissions
Submission policy not stated· Last checked July 27, 2026

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