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Diskograf is maintained by a small team and a growing community of contributors. If you need to reach us, this page is the right starting point.

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General Support

For questions about using Diskograf, help with your account, or trouble with the site itself, email:
A plain description of what you were trying to do and what happened is usually enough to get you an answer. Screenshots help when you’re describing something visual.

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Artist Identity and Claims

Questions about linking an artist profile or reporting impersonation are handled through the same contact address. Start by reading: If you still need to get in touch after reading those, email diskografcom@gmail.com with your username, the artist profile in question, and any supporting details.

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Data Corrections

Most corrections are made by contributors directly in the catalogue. If you’re an artist, label, or rights holder and you’ve spotted something that needs staff attention (not just a public edit), email diskografcom@gmail.com with:
  • A link to the record.
  • What is currently wrong.
  • What the correct information should be, ideally with a source we can reference.

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Data Licensing and API Enquiries

For questions about the Public API, higher rate limits, larger data exports, or licensing conversations that go beyond the Data Licensing guidelines, email diskografcom@gmail.com. A brief description of what you’re building goes a long way.

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Press and Editorial

For press enquiries, editorial partnerships, or interview requests about Diskograf itself, email diskografcom@gmail.com with Press in the subject line.

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Response Times

We read every message. Depending on volume, replies usually arrive within a few business days. Include the relevant page URL so the team can identify your request.
Diskograf does not have a phone line and doesn’t offer live chat. Email keeps a written record of the conversation, which matters especially for identity and correction requests.