Services
What we do
Four services, each with its own way in. Choose the one that matches what you need.
ScopeThe agency does not provide legal, tax or financial advice. Outcomes in booking, press and partnerships depend on the project and are never guaranteed.
01
Talent bookings
Placing talent at venues, festivals, private events and brand-led occasions, from first inquiry through advance details.
- Who it serves
- Promoters, venues, festival and event organizers, and brands that want talent in the room.
- The process
- Submit a booking inquiry with the event details and the talent you have in mind.
- The agency reviews availability and fit with the talent side.
- If there is a match, the agency follows up with next steps. Nothing is confirmed by the form alone.
- What to share
- Event name, format, city and date or window
- Talent you are interested in, or an open request
- Budget range if you have one
- Your organization and the best way to reach you
02
Artist representation
Representation for selected artists and talent. Scope and terms are agreed individually in writing; applying does not create representation.
- Who it serves
- Working artists, performers and creators with a body of work and a clear direction.
- The process
- Submit an application with links to your work.
- The team reviews it. Not every application receives a reply.
- If there is interest, the agency reaches out to talk.
- What to share
- Your name, location and category
- Links to your music, performances or content
- A short statement on where you are and what you want next
03
Brand partnerships
Introductions and structured partnerships between brands and talent, including collaborations, placements and event activations.
- Who it serves
- Brands, agencies and companies looking for credible cultural partners; talent looking for brand opportunities.
- The process
- Share your objectives, audience, timeline and budget range.
- The agency assesses where its talent and relationships can serve the brief.
- If there is a fit, the agency proposes next steps.
- What to share
- Organization and what you sell or promote
- Objectives and target audience
- Timeline and budget range
- Any deliverables or restrictions already set
04
Brand strategy & rollouts
Planning support for editorial rollouts and PR placements around a release, project or campaign. Outcomes depend on the project and are never guaranteed.
- Who it serves
- Artists and brands preparing a launch who want an outside, industry-aware plan.
- The process
- Tell the agency what you are launching and when.
- The agency reviews scope and whether it is the right fit.
- If so, the agency discusses what it can and cannot take on.
- What to share
- What is being launched and the target date
- Goals and current assets
- Existing partners or press contacts
- Budget range