- Dennis Quin has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation across North America, with agent Nikky Zimbrick leading the deal.
- He continues with Peoples Agency for booking representation worldwide, excluding North America, and stays with Pixel Music Group for management.
- The move ends his prior North American booking relationship with The Bullitt Agency.
- The signing adds him to a Select Culture roster that's grown quickly in 2026, including recent additions Franc Fala, Mau P, and Ben Sterling.
Dennis Quin, the Amsterdam-based house producer known for his bass-driven sound, has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation across North America. Agent Nikky Zimbrick, who recently led the agency’s Franc Fala signing, is handling the deal.
Quin continues with Peoples Agency for booking across the rest of the world and stays with Amsterdam’s Pixel Music Group for management. The signing ends his prior North American booking relationship with The Bullitt Agency, which had represented him in that territory.
The deal lands during an active stretch for Quin. He runs his own label, Eardrums, and has built a following of more than two million monthly Spotify listeners.
His January 2026 collaboration with Shermanology arrived via Strictly Rhythm Records, and he’s contributed official remixes for Masters At Work and Moodymann & Louie Vega on Nervous Records. He’s also a regular guest mixer on BBC Radio 1 and hosts live sets on Dutch station SLAM!’s The Boom Room.
On the road, Quin has played back-to-back sets with Kerri Chandler, earned support from Chris Stussy, Jamie Jones, Seth Troxler, and Benny Rodrigues, and recently brought his QuINvited concept to XOYO London.
His festival and club resume includes Tomorrowland, Straf_Werk, Mysteryland, Amnesia Ibiza, Fabric London, and Pacha Barcelona.
The signing places Quin alongside a Select Culture roster that’s expanded rapidly through 2026. The agency added Mau P for Europe/UK and South American representation and signed Ben Sterling for touring across Asia, Australia, and most of Europe/UK.
Takeaways
This is another territory-specific build-out, not a full agency overhaul: Quin keeps Peoples Agency and Pixel Music Group in place while handing Select Culture the job of growing his North American footprint specifically.
For Select Culture, landing an artist with Quin’s Spotify numbers and label pedigree fits the pattern: pick up buzzy house talent region by region rather than chasing full global deals.
Could this fast-track Quin onto bigger North American festival lineups in 2027? Does Select Culture’s rapid 2026 roster growth signal it’s becoming the go-to boutique home for underground house acts expanding into new markets?
