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Our mission: Detroit Electronic Quarterly music magazine is a print/digital platform designed to promote our electronic music scene with profiles of DJs, musicians, venues, labels, record stores, people, and cool city culture put together by a staff of highly skilled graphic artists, writers, and photographers.

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Our format: We release an 8X8, full color, perfect bound, high quality art print magazine. It comes with an LP featuring artists interviewed. Content is available free on-line on our website www.detroiteq.com (in the issues section.) We also have 4X4 mini issues that are free, promotional and fun.

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Our releases: We print two times annually, covering four quarters of the year.

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Our distribution: Each print edition is for sale (MSRP $25) and is distributed globally. They can be found in fine record stores, book stores, boutiques and www.detroiteq.com.

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Our advertisers: Have a strong connection to grass roots arts culture in all forms.

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Strong connection with the creative class and avid music people

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Align with a quality, underground art/music magazine with intelligent, relevant subject matter

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Long shelf life as they are coveted by Detroit fans around the world

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We’re made right here in Detroit!!

From printing of the magazines (Rocket in Royal Oak) to the LP (Archer Record Pressing) to photography and writing, the majority of it is locally sourced

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Exciting releases for 2022!

 * DEQ 17_18 digital and print issues with 2 vinyl EPs

* DEQ 19_20 digital and print issues with vinyl EP

* Event Guide for Memorial Day Weekend 4X4 print/digital

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Artist features (* track on the LP): DEQ 17

• Jon Dixon, John Briggs*, Peter Croce*, Viands*,The Bassment, Grey Area(Southwest art gallery), Kaku (Usui) Sushi and Poke, Detroit Techno Militia (DTM), Two Rooms(Joel Peterson of Trinosophes & Sam Hooker of Peoples Records) Record Label Spotlight, Nandi, A7, Shawscape and Movement 2019photo recap.

Artist features (* track on the LP): DEQ 18

• Claude Young, Techmarine Bottom Feeders(Paris the Black Fu, Luxus Varta)*, DJ Moppy*, DJ Holographic*, Apollo Brown, Sundiata OM, Eddie Fowlkes, Luke and Jeff Hess, ADMN and Infolines. 

DEQ and thedetroitilove.com Event Guide (for Movement)

• digital and print (limited)
• lists all Movement after parties, neighborhoods, places to shop, eat, drink
• thedetroitilove.comis the host site for listings (they have great listings every day of the week)

Outreach:  DEQ Community Garden Youth Art project (behind 3628 Gratiot on Sylvester) partnership with Heidelberg Arts Leadership Academy and McDougall-Hunt Block Club (June -August 2022) and subsequent alley clean ups.

 

If you’d like to advertise with us, please contact Vincent Patricola (vp@detroiteq.com)… As soon as our social landscape becomes clearer, we can come up with a program that works for you.

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Full page in both the 8×8 double issue and the Afterparty Guide: $700

Half page in the double issue and full page in the Afterparty Guide: $400

Full page in the Afterparty Guide alone: $200

Garden Sponsorship opportunities TBD

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AD SPECS:

* Price does not include any ad production.* ad specs: CMYK, 300 dpi, pdf

– full page ad (size 8.25  X 8.25  with .25 bleed on all sides)

– half page ad (size 4 X 8  with .25 bleed on all sides)

– all DEQ Event Guide ads: 4X4, black and white

DEQ can be found digitally www.detroiteq.com/issues … in print locally @ Spotlite, Hello Records, Peoples Records, Detroit Threads, Paramita Sound, Found Sound, Street Corner Music, Well Done Goods, MOCAD, Melodies and Memories, Third Wave and more!!

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Out of Michigan & overseas: Amoeba Music, Juno Records (U.K.), Rubadub (Scotland), Hard Wax (Germany), Pacific Beach, Clone (NL), Bent Crayon (Cleveland), Gramaphone (Chicago), Redeye (U.K.), Disk Union (Japan), Rush Hour (NL), Newtone Records, Downtown 304 (New York), Technique (Japan), Strada Records, Ear Candy Records and more!!

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Contact: Vince Patricola (vp@detroiteq.com, vpatricola@gmail.com), Facebook.com/detroiteq.com