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Atlanta priority79 names with a confirmed Atlanta-area home base: 44 on the current list and 35 new network discoveries

Kee’s studio is in Atlanta, so these are the names who can walk in. Each one has a source that states where they are based. Sharing fans with Atlanta artists was not counted as proof. Open Details on a card to see the source and how strong it is.

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EveryoneFilter and sort, then work each card

Execution board

How it worksThe stages, what each detail means, and how to keep your tracking safe

The stages

1. Not started → Followed

   Follow and like two recent posts.

2. Followed → Engaged

   Comment on the newest post or reply to a story, so the name is familiar before a message lands.

3. Engaged → Message sent

   One direct message. Mention their top song or new release and offer one beat in that lane, not a pack. The board sets a follow-up date five days out.

4. Replied → Session booked → Song made

   Send the beat, offer a date, make the record, then plan the release and post the cook-up clip.

5. Pass

   Use it for anyone who is not a fit. They stay on the board but drop out of Today.

Your tracking

Stages, dates, notes and any handle you type are stored in this browser on this device. They are not sent anywhere and nobody else can see them. They will not appear on another phone or laptop, and clearing browser data removes them, so save a backup regularly.

What each detail means

1. Latest release

   The newest release on the Spotify profile, with its exact date. “Dropped” appears when it is 30 days old or less. 46 of 130 had one on September 28, 2026. The board works out the age from today’s date, but it does not re-read Spotify, so anything released after September 28, 2026 is not shown.

2. Label

   The label line Spotify shows on that release. “Self-released” means the line is the artist’s own name or a distributor default: 61 of 130. Otherwise the line is shown as written: 69. A named line can still be the artist’s own company, so treat it as a question to ask, not proof of a deal.

3. Mgmt

   Read from the public Instagram bio only. 26 name management. When the bio names the manager’s Instagram, it is linked on the card (28 links on 23 cards); “Inquiries” marks a booking or business contact. “Not visible” means the profile is hidden from logged-out visitors. Emails and phone numbers are never shown.

4. On a phone

   Each tab shows one profile at a time. Swipe left for the next one and right for the previous one, or use Prev and Next. The counter shows where you are in that tab. “Open in app” opens the profile in the Instagram app.

5. Instagram

   120 of 130 have a handle. 104 were published by the artist (Spotify profile or bio, or a SoundCloud or YouTube page they control). 16 were found by search and are marked “check first”. 10 have none yet; type one in under Details.

Where the list came from

1. Start from Dxrtball

   Dxrtball’s Spotify profile is named “2Sdxrt3all” and had 82,293 monthly listeners on September 28, 2026. That figure is the size limit, so nobody here is bigger than he is.

2. Walk sideways

   We read his “Fans also like” list (40 artists), then the lists of the 23 neighbours at or under his size: 24 lists in all. 194 artists measured, 89 kept.

3. Rank

   Points for being in Dxrtball’s own list, for how many of the 24 lists name the artist, for audience size, for a recent release, and for a confirmed Atlanta-area home base. 60 or more is “Bring on now”, 45 to 59 is “Warm up”, under 45 is “Watch”.

4. Walk Atlanta

   We then read the “Fans also like” lists of 16 Atlanta artists and producers (169 profiles) and researched where each new name is based. 17 Atlanta names that were not on the first list were added as “Atlanta seeds”. Atlanta rank uses proof of home base, how many of the 16 Atlanta lists name them, how recent the latest release is, and audience size.

5. Expand the Atlanta network

   Each of the 44 current Atlanta names was then used as a starting point: their “Fans also like” lists, shared tracks and releases they appear on. That reached 576 connected profiles; 93 were researched for home base. 35 were confirmed (30 artists, 5 producers; 11 of them were already on the board) and carry a “Network discovery” label. Grade A means the person’s own page or a direct interview states an Atlanta-area base; grade B means a third-party source does. 9 names with only indirect signs are on a watchlist in the workbook and are not on the board. Discoveries are listed by how many Atlanta names connect to them, not ranked.

6. Keep rappers and singers on the main ranking

   Producers, DJs and tape hosts, archive and repost pages, duplicate profiles and catalogs with no release after 2023 were left off. Atlanta producers appear only on the Atlanta tab.

Left off at the right size

Limits

Home base with a “third-party page” grade is the weakest proof; confirm it before you rely on it. Whether Kee already knows an artist was not checked. Listener, play and follower counts change daily.