- Jeremy Sylvester signs with Good Direction Agency for US representation.
- Caroline Tartini and Brent Tactic will lead his Live Music/Touring bookings in the United States.
- Synchronicity continues handling his Rest of World bookings and music management.
- Deal lands fresh off his "'avin' It Stateside 2026" US tour across Denver, Chicago, Atlanta, New York and Miami.
UK Garage pioneer Jeremy Sylvester has signed with Good Direction Agency for United States representation, with agents Caroline Tartini and Brent Tactic overseeing Live Music/Touring bookings.
Synchronicity remains his agency of record for the Rest of World, continuing to handle bookings and music management.
The move comes hot off his “avin’ It Stateside” US tour, which saw Sylvester play five cities in eight days, including Denver, Chicago’s legendary Queen! at Smartbar, Atlanta, New York and Miami.
A fixture of the UK scene since the 90s with three UK top 20 singles and over 4 million records sold worldwide, Sylvester has spent recent years working on his long-awaited debut album, drawing praise from EDM names like Disclosure and Basement Jaxx.
Good Direction Agency continues building its US dance roster, having recently signed Buunshin, En:vy, and Goldfish for North American representation, positioning the boutique agency as a growing force stateside.
Takeaways
This signing signals a clear push by Good Direction Agency to plant a flag in the US dance market, riding the momentum of Sylvester’s stateside breakthrough tour.
Splitting representation by territory is becoming a common playbook for touring DJs: keep one agency for global roots, bring in fresh boots on the ground where growth is happening.
Does splitting territories between two agencies give artists more leverage, or create coordination headaches? Could this US push help UK Garage break further into American festival lineups?
