- Berlin-based DJ and producer Perfo (real name Thibaud Guillemin) has signed with Circle Booking for worldwide live music and touring representation, with agent Denys Tsybulko leading the deal.
- Perfo's album City Drift on Hayes Collective and his June 2026 EP Catch Me If You Can on NRBK mark his most significant label milestones to date.
- Perfo joins a Circle Booking roster that includes Ben Klock, Setaoc Mass, NEUX, and recent signing Anabel Arroyo.
Perfo, the Berlin-based DJ and producer born Thibaud Guillemin in the South of France, has signed with Circle Booking for worldwide live music and touring representation. Agent Denys Tsybulko will handle his bookings going forward.
Raised around jazz musicians, Guillemin developed an ear for texture and detail early on. Now six years into his life in Berlin, that sensibility has shaped a production style defined by cinematic atmosphere, precise percussion, and emotional storytelling.
Releases on Mord Records, Hayes Collective, NRBK (the label of Nørbak) and Tommy Four Seven’s 47 imprint have established him as a credible voice in the European underground. His album City Drift on Hayes Collective was a key turning point, exposing a more personal, immersive side of his sound.
In June 2026, he followed with Catch Me If You Can on NRBK, a more direct, dancefloor-forward release that showed a new dimension without abandoning the intricate craft he’s known for.
In the club, Perfo has built his reputation the slow way, through repeat appearances at Berghain and Panorama Bar, a benchmark few artists reach once, let alone consistently.
Just as Anabel Arroyo joined Circle Booking earlier in 2026, Perfo’s signing continues the agency’s momentum in adding artists with deep underground credibility.
Circle Booking is a Berlin-based techno agency whose roster also includes Ben Klock, Setaoc Mass, LOLSNAKE, NEUX, Boston 168, Yan Cook, Fadi Mohem, and Yonti.
Takeaways
Perfo’s signing with Circle Booking is about more than logistics, it’s a signal that his patient, craft-first approach to building a career is starting to attract the kind of structural support that can genuinely accelerate things. He didn’t chase the signing; the signing came to him through consistency.
What’s notable here is the timing: Catch Me If You Can drops in June 2026, giving Circle Booking a fresh release to work with immediately. That’s smart sequencing, new agency momentum matched with new music in market.
And landing at Circle Booking, where Ben Klock essentially defined a generation of Berghain techno, isn’t a coincidence. Perfo belongs in that company aesthetically, and now he’s there institutionally too.
With Catch Me If You Can showing a more direct, dancefloor side, is Perfo deliberately positioning himself for bigger festival and touring slots? With Ben Klock and Setaoc Mass as roster mates, how does Perfo differentiate his sound and positioning within the Circle Booking family?
