- Anfisa Letyago has signed with Analog Agency for live touring representation across South America and Europe/UK, excluding Italy, with Alex Montoya serving as her agent.
- She previously held representation with CAA and continues with William Morris Endeavor (WME) for worldwide territories outside Europe/UK, Italy, and South America.
- Beatside Bookings retains Italy representation, while Fabio Lautieri remains her manager.
- Letyago was named DJ of the Year at the 2024 Billboard Italia Women in Music Awards and released her 2025 EP Bubbledance on Sony-owned Noted Records.
Anfisa Letyago has joined the roster of Analog Agency for live music representation across South America and Europe/UK, excluding Italy. Alex Montoya will serve as her agent. The deal marks a transition from her prior representation at CAA.
The Naples-based, Russian-born techno DJ and producer continues her global representation through William Morris Endeavor (WME) for all territories outside Europe/UK, Italy, and South America, and retains Beatside Bookings for her home market in Italy. Fabio Lautieri remains in place as her manager.
The signing adds significant firepower to Analog’s growing European roster. The agency recently brought on Brina Knauss for North America, South America, and Spain representation, and Henri Bergmann joined for North American bookings.
Letyago was named DJ of the Year at the inaugural Billboard Italia Women in Music Awards in 2024, a milestone that cemented her standing in the global electronic scene.
On the music side, she released her EP Bubbledance in 2025 on the Sony-owned imprint Noted Records, showcasing her evolution as both a producer and vocalist. She runs her own label NSDA and has collaborated with artists including Moby, Swedish House Mafia, and Empire of the Sun.
Takeaways
Letyago’s move to Analog is a strategic consolidation, she’s now working with a specialist electronic music agency that has deep infrastructure across exactly the two regions she’s signed for. Analog isn’t collecting names; they’re building out a focused, genre-aligned roster.
This signing tells you that Letyago is serious about scaling her live presence in Europe and South America in a structured, intentional way. Coming off a DJ of the Year win and a major label EP release, her momentum makes this the right time for an agency upgrade.
What does this mean for her upcoming live show Partenope, will Analog help bring it to major European festival stages sooner than expected? Analog has now signed Brina Knauss, Henri Bergmann, and Anfisa Letyago in quick succession, are they building toward a superstar electronic roster, or is this just smart talent acquisition?
