Product
Intelligence for music
sync placements.
Fieldnote uses Qloo's cultural taste graph to find artists whose audiences genuinely overlap with your project's viewers, not just artists who sound similar.
- Qloo domains read per brief
- 8
- Qloo domains read per brief
- Steps, fully automated
- 6
- Steps, fully automated
- From brief to shortlist
- ~20s
- From brief to shortlist
- Artists ranked, each explained
- 10
- Artists ranked, each explained
Scoring
Three signals,
one composite score.
Every recommendation comes with a breakdown showing why it ranked where it did.
Composite weights
Missing data never counts as zero. If Qloo has no audience data for a project, that signal is left out and the other two are rescaled, and the page says so.
Nothing is a black box. Expand any artist to read the tone, genre, placement and risk reasoning behind its creative score.
Cultural Fit, 50%
Qloo's affinity score between the project and each artist, rescaled within the shortlist so small differences show. It measures how strongly an artist's audience overlaps with the project's viewers.
Creative Fit, 30%
A language model's judgement of how well an artist matches the brief's tone, mood and genre, scored independently of Qloo and shown with its reasoning for every artist.
Audience Relevance, 20%
How closely an artist's age and gender profile matches the project's, using Qloo's demographic data. It checks that the fanbase fits the target audience, not just the sound.
Pipeline
Six steps. About twenty seconds.
Fully automated.
From the moment you describe your scene to ranked results. Five of the six steps call Qloo, and you watch each one complete as it runs.
- Brief
- Qloo entity
- Taste graph
- Artists
- Scores
- Shortlist
- Steps call Qloo
- 5 of 6
- Steps call Qloo
- Manual steps after the brief
- 0
- Manual steps after the brief
- Each step reports as it runs
- Live
- Each step reports as it runs
No named project? Describe the sound instead, such as “dark synthwave for a chase scene”. A description runs a shorter track that maps its genres onto Qloo's taste graph, then scores and explains the artists the same way.
Resolve
Find the project in Qloo
Taste
Read its taste tags and its neighbours in 7 other domains
Audience
Fetch the project's age and gender profile
Artists
Find artists whose audiences overlap
Score
Score creative fit, compare audiences and rank every artist
Explain
Write a specific explanation for every artist
Data
Qloo's taste graph,
not genre labels.
Qloo maps cultural affinity across music, television, film, podcasts, books, games, brands and people. Fans of a show share tastes across those domains. Fieldnote reads a project's neighbours in each one, shows them next to the shortlist, and gives them to the creative-fit scorer, while Qloo's affinity scores drive the ranking.
Scores for
- TV series
- Film
- Documentary
- Brand / Ad
- Video game
- Podcast
- Music video
Domains and how Fieldnote uses them
Music
Recommended artists
Television
Project lookup, related shows
Film
Project lookup, related films
Video games
Related games
Brands
Brand lookup, related brands
Podcasts
Related podcasts
Books
Related books
People
Related cast and talent
Start using Fieldnote
See it in action.
Demo
Try a real brief
Start from a pre-filled Stranger Things scene, change anything, and see scored artist matches in about twenty seconds.
Code
Read how it's built
The architecture, the Qloo API integration, the scoring engine, and the decisions we made along the way.