- Paris and New York City-based DJ and producer aryeh has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation in the United States, with agent Jack Burgess overseeing the deal.
- aryeh continues with DNA Agency for management.
- Select Culture's current roster includes Enzo Siragusa, Luuk Van Dijk, Magda, and Miguelle & Tons, who joined the agency earlier this year.
- aryeh's track "El Cielo" (with SASH) has surpassed two million streams, and he has earned support from Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, and Gordo.
aryeh, the Paris and New York City-based DJ and producer known for fusing Brooklyn underground energy with Latin rhythms and hip-hop influences, has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation in the United States.
Agent Jack Burgess will handle the deal. aryeh retains DNA Agency for management.
The signing adds a fast-rising underground crossover act to a carefully curated roster that already includes Enzo Siragusa, Luuk Van Dijk, Paramida, Salomé Le Chat, and Miguelle & Tons, who joined Select Culture earlier in 2026.
aryeh launched his own imprint, ary:eh’s vault, and has built a growing catalogue of standout releases, “El Cielo” with SASH crossed two million streams, and its follow-up “SET ME FREE,” released in July 2025, continued the momentum.
His 2025 single “BOM DIA,” featuring Brazilian funk artist MC Jajau, earned early support from Seth Troxler, The Martinez Brothers, and Gordo.
Live highlights include a headline set at the Mixmag Lab Afterparty in London, a performance at Paris Fashion Week at the Louvre alongside Pawsa, and dates at Gallery London.
Takeaways
aryeh’s deal with Select Culture Agency is a smart, targeted move, not a full global agency overhaul, but a deliberate foothold in the US market at the exact moment momentum is building.
Two million streams on “El Cielo,” tastemaker co-signs from Seth Troxler and the Martinez Brothers, and a Paris Fashion Week set at the Louvre all signal that this isn’t a speculative bet, it’s an artist arriving.
Landing with Jack Burgess at a boutique agency that houses the likes of Luuk Van Dijk says a lot about where aryeh wants to sit in the market: curated, quality-focused, and squarely in the upper tier of underground-meets-mainstream electronic music.
Can Jack Burgess and Select Culture convert aryeh’s strong European profile into consistent, high-value US bookings in year one? Could aryeh’s multi-influence sound (bridging hip-hop, Latin, and underground club music) open festival slots beyond the traditional electronic circuit in the US?
