- Montreal producer and DJ Lunice has signed with Fort Agency for live music and touring representation.
- He exits THE·TEAM (Wasserman Music), where he was previously repped by Belinda Law, Nate Sokolski, and Sam Hunt.
- Fort Agency is a boutique shop covering live music and brand partnerships across Chicago, Montreal, LA, and London.
Montreal-born producer and DJ Lunice has signed with Fort Agency for live music and touring representation. The move shifts his booking business away from THE·TEAM (formerly Wasserman Music), where he’d been represented by a trio of agents: Belinda Law, Nate Sokolski, and Sam Hunt.
Fort Agency positions itself as a boutique live-music and brand-partnerships shop with a footprint across Chicago, Montreal, Los Angeles, and London, a spread that lines up neatly with Lunice’s Montreal roots and long history of European touring.
Lunice built his name as one half of TNGHT, the bass-heavy duo he formed with Hudson Mohawke in 2012. Their self-titled EP landed on Warp and LuckyMe that year after a headlining SXSW showcase, and the two reunited for a run of shows and a second EP, “II,” in 2019.
As a solo artist, Lunice signed to LuckyMe in 2010 and released his sophomore album, “OPEN,” through the label in June 2023.
New representation deals has been in motion across the electronic scene in 2026. WME picked up Fumi for North and South American representation, UTA landed bass artist AYCH for the same territories after he outgrew a smaller electronic-focused agency, and Spin Artist Agency added Nate Band for North and South America.
Takeaways
Trading a 480-employee touring powerhouse like THE·TEAM for a four-city boutique shop reads like a downsize on paper, but for an artist whose fanbase runs through exactly the cities Fort Agency covers, it might mean more hands-on attention than a bigger roster can offer.
Does this signal a Fort Agency push to build out an electronic and bass-music roster? Could new management or publicity announcements follow to round out Lunice’s team?
