- breathe. has signed with global booking agency ROAM for live music and touring representation across Europe and the UK, led by agent Marlon Burton.
- The Sydney duo continues with Select Music for Asia, Australia, New Zealand (excluding Japan), and South Korea.
- The deal lands off the back of their debut LP For Your Darkest Days, which has crossed 100 million streams and sold out a limited 2,000-copy vinyl run.
- breathe. joins a growing list of ROAM's 2026 signings across the region.
Sydney duo breathe., made up of best friends Sean Walker (formerly of Movement) and Andrew Grant (previously of La Mer and Tapes), has signed with global booking agency ROAM for live music and touring representation across Europe and the UK. Agent Marlon Burton leads the deal.
The duo continues with Select Music for Asia, Australia, New Zealand (excluding Japan), and South Korea.
Known for their blurry, late-night take on soul music paired with an immersive visual world, breathe. finalized their expansive project For Your Darkest Days via their own label SILK in late 2025.
The 10-track era arrived alongside an instantly sold-out, highly coveted limited-edition vinyl pressing on SILK, following the blueprint of their debut EP’s rare physical run.
The project and its surrounding catalog have since pulled in more than 100 million streams globally across Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, anchored by massive streaming hits like “Are You All Good?” and “Haze”.
Tracks from the project have surfaced heavily across premium television networks and platforms, including Netflix, Apple TV+, and Showtime, while the duo’s signature sound has caught the ear of major global brands like Victoria’s Secret, Lancôme, and Tourism NSW (for whom they recorded a distinct, moody cover of Nina Simone’s “Feeling Good”).
Their momentum has carried strongly into 2026, highlighted by sold-out European dates and a scheduled stop in Lviv, Ukraine in July marking their first show in the country, adding to an impressive live resume that includes past festival slots at SXSW and a landmark, sold-out hometown run at the Sydney Opera House.
The signing puts breathe. alongside a busy run of ROAM’s recent regional additions following the high-profile merger that formed the agency, including folk artist Minna’s Europe/UK deal, Alice Faye’s signing for the same territory, and Held’s recent move to the agency.
Takeaways
breathe. didn’t need a viral overnight moment to get here, they scaled via raw stream counts, a dedicated vinyl community, and a sound that critics consistently compare to the atmospheric trip-hop of Portishead and the modern groove of Jungle. That’s the exact kind of slow-burn, high-equity case ROAM wanted in on.
Will Europe become breathe.’s biggest touring market in 2026? Could the Lviv date be the start of deeper Eastern European routing?
