- French trance producer/DJ Ferry Tayle has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation in North America.
- The deal is led by agents Clayton Lineberger and Leo Corson.
- Tayle continues with Denton Artist Management for representation everywhere outside North America.
- The signing follows Corson Agency's recent North American deal for Mirage (Tayle's live project with TonKs).
French trance producer Ferry Tayle has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America. The deal is led by agents Clayton Lineberger and Leo Corson.
Tayle built his name through the Cape Town project with Airwave before releasing his 2014 solo album The Wizard, which hit #61 on the US iTunes Dance Chart.
In 2015, he joined FSOE Label & Agency and toured the FSOE 400 World Tour across the US and Australia, playing Electric Zoo New York and Sunset Music Festival in Tampa. He’s also CEO of the FSOE Fables imprint.
Outside North America, Tayle remains represented by Denton Artist Management, which continues to handle his international touring business.
The move comes days after Mirage (the hardware-synth live project Tayle runs with longtime collaborator TonKs) signed with Corson Agency for North American representation. It also extends a busy stretch for Corson Agency in trance: Paul Denton signed with the agency for North American representation this month, following Allen Watts’s North American deal with Corson Agency.
For Corson Agency, landing Tayle’s solo booking rights alongside his Mirage representation gives the agency two distinct entry points into one artist’s business, his own DJ sets and the full Mirage live show.
Takeaways
This isn’t a one-off; it’s Corson Agency methodically wrapping up an artist’s full North American footprint, DJ sets and live project alike, rather than just picking off single bookings.
For Tayle, it means one dedicated agency handling everything from club dates to festival slots in the US and Canada, rather than juggling split representation.
Will having both his solo and Mirage bookings under one agency help Tayle land bigger North American festival slots? Does this signal Corson Agency is positioning itself as the go-to boutique agency for European trance acts entering the US market?
