Design for signal
Every surface should reduce uncertainty, reveal leverage, and make the next decision easier.
About Lost Hills
Lost Hills helps artists and music teams turn release momentum into clear, repeatable action—without adding another layer of industry noise.
Our point of view
Music work is often fragmented across spreadsheets, inboxes, disconnected databases, and vague reporting. That friction steals time from the decisions that actually move a release.
We build focused products and services that connect discovery, outreach, submissions, and execution into workflows people can understand and use.
What we make
Use one offer or combine them. Each is designed to solve a specific part of release and opportunity work.
Done with you
Focused release campaigns with targeting, outreach, execution, and reporting handled as one system.
Explore campaigns02Research tool
A practical way to find relevant playlists, qualify fit, and build a cleaner outreach list.
Open Playlist Finder03Free account
Active film, television, trailer, and advertising opportunities with a clear submission workspace.
Browse Sync BriefingsResearch you can inspect
Playlist Finder ranks candidates for research. Its fit score does not predict placements or certify streams. We publish the matching signals, missing-data behavior, and practical checks so artists can judge the evidence for themselves.
Read the Playlist Finder methodology →Lost Hills LLC operates these products and services. For a managed campaign, the deliverables and budget are agreed in the campaign brief. Curators, creators, and music buyers make their own selection decisions.
Ask about our work →How we work
Every surface should reduce uncertainty, reveal leverage, and make the next decision easier.
Technology should remove repetitive work without flattening the artist’s voice or creative intent.
Release cycles move quickly. Clear systems help teams act while the opportunity is still real.
We care about useful outcomes, transparent deliverables, and work that can stand up to scrutiny.
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