Celebrity Name: Halfpint
New Company: William Morris Endeavor (WME)
Primary Agent: Andre Belcourt
Department: Music / Touring
Territory: Worldwide
- London/Brighton-based electronic DJ and producer Halfpint has officially signed with global talent agency WME for representation.
- Andre Belcourt at WME’s London office will serve as Halfpint’s primary agent, covering live music and touring.
- The signing comes as Halfpint is riding serious career momentum. He performed multiple times at CircoLoco at DC10 in Ibiza during the 2025 season, one of the most coveted bookings in underground electronic music.
- With an EP in the pipeline and a growing presence on the international club circuit, this WME deal signals Halfpint is ready to break out of the underground and onto a much bigger global stage.
Rising electronic DJ and producer Halfpint has signed with WME for worldwide representation. Agent Andre Belcourt at WME’s London office will oversee his live music and touring career.
Born Freddie Houser, Halfpint is a multi-genre electronic DJ and producer based in London and Brighton. He co-founded the collective Roundabout, which hosts a weekly radio session and frequent parties with support from artists like Skream, Palms Trax, and Oneman.
Born and bred in New York City and moving back to England at age 13, Halfpint was exposed to a wider range of music that has had a major influence on his sound today, euphoric and bassy productions paired with chaotic yet elated DJ sets.
His profile shot up considerably in 2025. Halfpint appeared on multiple CircoLoco lineups at DC10 in Ibiza, one of the most respected stages in underground electronic music, sharing bills with the likes of Seth Troxler, Skream, The Blessed Madonna, and Salute. His CircoLoco radio mix had already clocked over 11,000 streams before the season kicked off.
This deal follows similar 2026 WME signings across the electronic space, including Bontan and Delilah Saxena, pointing to WME’s clear appetite for rising underground talent.
Takeaways
Halfpint’s WME signing is a classic story of underground credibility meeting major-agency infrastructure, and the timing couldn’t be better. Multiple CircoLoco appearances at DC10 is not a fluke; that’s a stamp of approval from the most tastemaking corner of the dance music world.
WME’s London office plugging into that momentum with a global touring machine behind it could fast-track Halfpint from cult favourite to festival headliner territory. Watch this space.
With WME’s global network behind him, could Halfpint land major festival slots in 2026; think Glastonbury, Fabric, or Coachella’s electronic stages? Will this signing open doors to brand partnership deals, syncs, or high-profile support slots alongside WME’s bigger electronic roster?
