- AYCH has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for live music and touring representation across North America and South America.
- Agents Kayla Morgan and Max Freeman will lead the deal.
- The Nashville bass producer departs Corson Agency, which signed him for North American representation earlier in 2026.
- He continues to be managed by DISTORTED MGMT.
Nashville bass music producer AYCH has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for live music and touring representation across North America and South America. Agents Kayla Morgan and Max Freeman will lead the relationship at the agency.
The signing comes just months after AYCH inked with Corson Agency, the independent, electronic-focused booking agency that picked him up for North American representation as he prepared for his Miami Music Week debut.
AYCH made the most of that run: he wrapped his first-ever tour as direct support for Effin, played support slots for Whethan and Saka, and closed out March with a back-to-back set at Deadbeats’ 10-Year Miami Music Week celebration.
The Nashville artist built his early following on SoundCloud with flips of Key Glock’s “Pride” and Mac Miller’s “Nikes on My Feet,” before landing original releases on Bassrush Records, Subsidia, and Gravitas.
His latest single, “BAD4ME,” leans into a moodier, more melodic sound tracing back to his childhood cello training. He’s also played festival stages including Deep Tropics and Sound Haven.
UTA’s music touring business has been active in 2026. The agency took over Dillon Francis’s global live touring business and signed Los Angeles future funk duo Party Pupils for worldwide representation, while also landing Grammy winner Laufey for global representation spanning music and film/TV.
AYCH continues to be managed by DISTORTED MGMT, the Los Angeles bass-focused management company founded by Andrew Sierra in 2024. The company added manager Jackie Procacci, who co-manages AYCH alongside Sierra as part of a roster that also includes Effin, Cyclops, BARELY ALIVE, GHENGAR, and Ghastly.
Takeaways
Trading an independent electronic specialist for a full-service global agency is a clear sign AYCH’s team sees room for him well beyond the underground bass circuit.
Pairing him with Max Freeman, who already works with rising bass names Said the Sky and Dion Timmer, suggests UTA plans to slot him into an existing touring ecosystem rather than build from zero.
The timing also lines up neatly with DISTORTED MGMT deepening its own bass-music focus around AYCH and Effin, giving him a coordinated team on both the agency and management side just as his festival resume starts to grow.
Could UTA’s South American reach open AYCH up to his first festival dates outside the US? Does this move set up bigger direct-support tours for AYCH following his run with Effin?
