The Ambassador Code

What it means to join a global listening network.
Not influencers. Not critics. Just people who care — deeply — about how the world listens.

Who Are Tracks & Tales Ambassadors?

Ambassadors are the ears of the movement.
The ones who know that sound isn't background — it's everything.

You're the person who tells your friends which bar actually sounds good.
The one who notices speaker placement.
The one who stays for one more song — because it’s that dialled in.

Ambassadors are not paid.
They are not content creators chasing reach.
They’re sound-led explorers with taste, curiosity, and a sense of cultural contribution.

How Do I Apply?

You don’t sign up.
You apply.
Like membership at a cultural institution.

We only select those who share our values:

Care for music
Curiosity for venues
A desire to contribute something meaningful

Every application is reviewed by our team.
We don’t accept everyone — and that’s the point.

Apply to Become an Ambassador

What’s Expected of Ambassadors?

Ambassadors help grow the Tracks & Tales guide from the ground up.

You’ll be asked to:

Visit and assess venues using our Star criteria
Submit reviews with care and clarity
Represent the brand’s values in your city
Join our internal community of listeners, venue scouts, and editors

There are no content quotas.
But we do look for consistency, intent, and the ability to spot greatness.

Is It Paid? What Do I Get in Return?

This isn’t a gig. It’s a calling.

You’re not here for a cheque.
You’re here because you want to shape how the world listens.

What you get instead:

A public author profile on published venue pages
Early access to events, editor tools, and merch
Entry to a private global network of tastemakers
Opportunities to contribute to the guide’s growth, direction, and values
A growing cultural portfolio — with your name on it

For those looking to work in music, culture, or experience design —
This is work. And it counts.

A Movement You Can Feel

We’re not a review site.
We’re a new kind of cultural guide.

And this is how we build it.
Carefully. Selectively. With people who actually listen.

The Ambassador Code