- Colombian-born, Spain-raised sister duo LEVS (Erika and Laura) have signed with Cumac Bookings for worldwide live music and touring representation.
- Agent Laia Freixinet at Cumac Bookings will handle global bookings for the duo, who were previously handled by 1616 Agency.
- LEVS dropped their Transcending Reality EP via their own Conscious Mind label in June 2025 and have performed at HÖR Berlin and Kiosk Radio.
- Cumac Bookings has been on an active signing streak, recently welcoming Aaron Sevilla and Gustavo Dominguez to its roster in early 2026.
LEVS, the techno sister duo of Erika and Laura, have signed with Cumac Bookings for worldwide live music and touring representation. Agent Laia Freixinet will lead the partnership.
The Colombia-born, Madrid-and-Brussels-based duo made their name spinning bold, high-intensity techno with atmospheric and groovy edges, earning slots at E1 London, SWG3, Fabrik Madrid, Radion Amsterdam, and HÖR Berlin.
As heads of their own imprint, Conscious Mind, they released their Transcending Reality EP in June 2025, a three-tracker that further cemented their command of driving, floor-focused sound.
More recently, they played Kiosk Radio and Outworld x Rotterdam Rave in mid-2025. Prior to this deal, the duo was handled by 1616 Agency.
This signing follows Cumac Bookings’ expanding global footprint. The Galicia-based agency recently brought aboard Aaron Sevilla and Gustavo Dominguez in January 2026.
Similar agency moves have been reshaping the European electronic music landscape, as seen when the Di Chiara Brothers signed with NGE Booking for worldwide representation and when Volkoder signed with WME for worldwide representation.
Takeaways
This signing is a notable step forward for LEVS. Moving from a smaller outfit to Cumac Bookings, an agency with proven festival-level reach including Tomorrowland, Ultra, and Afterlife, signals that the duo is pushing into a new league of global bookings.
For Cumac, adding two label-running, production-driven artists strengthens their techno credentials at a time when the sound is commanding bigger stages than ever. Laia Freixinet’s involvement suggests a hands-on approach to routing the duo through key markets.
Will LEVS’ first major festival season under Cumac Bookings include Tomorrowland or Ultra, venues the agency already has relationships with? Does this deal mark a shift in Cumac Bookings’ strategy toward signing more artist-label duos who control their own creative output? Will the global reach of this deal push LEVS into markets like Latin America or Asia, where electronic music audiences are rapidly growing?
