- En:vy has signed with Good Direction Agency for North America live music/touring representation, with Brent Tactic as point agent.
- En:vy has signed with Good Direction Agency for North America live music/touring representation, with Brent Tactic as point agent.
- The signing extends GDA's bass-music roster following its recent pickups of Gentlemens Club and Buunshin, strengthening its drum & bass footprint on both sides of the Atlantic.
- The deal lands off the back of his "Alert" VIP remix on Critical Music and a 2025 Australia/New Zealand run.
Austria-born, Bristol-honed drum & bass producer En:vy (Jean Singer) has signed with Good Direction Agency (GDA) for North America live music and touring representation, with Brent Tactic as point agent.
The deal carves North America out of what had been a broader booking remit held by Earth Agency, which continues representing En:vy across Europe and the UK. Kompass Music Group remains his manager worldwide.
A Critical Music mainstay since his 2021 Binary Vol. 24 EP, En:vy has built a catalog of precision-tooled D&B and 140 cuts, including Banned, Silver Riff, and last year’s Alert, which just got a VIP remix treatment.
He’s linked up with Monty, T Man, Enei, and Verbz along the way, and closed out a five-city Australia and New Zealand tour in 2025 before further European dates into 2026.
The signing extends GDA’s bass-music push following its recent pickups of Gentlemens Club and Buunshin, and lands amid a broader reshuffle in electronic agency representation, Borgeous just jumped to CS3 Agency for worldwide representation.
Takeaways
This is a textbook territory carve-out, not a full team shake-up. En:vy keeps Kompass and Earth Agency exactly where they were and only adds a dedicated North American booking seat, a sign GDA is being trusted with regional specialization rather than a full rep overhaul.
It also confirms GDA’s strategy: three bass-forward signings in just a few months (En:vy, Buunshin, Gentlemens Club) is a deliberate buildout of a transatlantic D&B and bass roster at a time when boutique agencies are increasingly out-positioning majors for underground-to-mainstream electronic talent.
Is GDA building toward becoming the go-to North American touring partner for European drum & bass artists specifically? Does splitting territory by agency give artists like En:vy sharper, more specialized festival routing than a single global agent could?
