- Mau P has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music/touring representation across Europe/UK and South America, with Javier de Castro and David Nus leading the deal.
- He continues with CAA for Asia, Australia, and North America, and stays with The Replay Group for management.
- The move ends his prior agency relationship with David Lewis Productions.
- The signing adds him to a Select Culture roster that's grown quickly in 2026, including recent additions Ben Sterling, Boss Priester, and aryeh.
Mau P, the Amsterdam-born DJ and producer behind global hits like “Drugs From Amsterdam” and “TESLA,” has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation across Europe/UK and South America.
Agents Javier de Castro and David Nus are handling the deal, with de Castro focused on Europe/UK and Nus covering both Europe/UK and South America.
Mau P continues with CAA for bookings in Asia, Australia, and North America and stays with The Replay Group for management. The signing ends his prior agency relationship with David Lewis Productions.
The deal lands during a big year for Mau P. He’s teased a debut album, a new label called Baddest Behaviour Records, and a clothing line, all slated for 2026. His collaboration with Diplo, “Receipts,” has already dropped, and his Baddest Behaviour club night sold out three consecutive nights.
On the charts, “The Less I Know The Better” hit #1 on Beatport in mid-2025, while “TESLA” and the newer single “Neck” both charted on Billboard’s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs list. He’s also climbed DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs list, from 91st in 2024 to 77th in 2025, with major stage credits at EDC and Tomorrowland.
The move places Mau P alongside a fast-growing Select Culture roster. The agency recently signed Ben Sterling for touring across Asia, Australia, and Europe/UK excluding Italy, added Boss Priester for US representation, and brought on aryeh for the US market too.
Takeaways
This isn’t a full agency overhaul, it’s a territorial expansion. Mau P keeps CAA in his biggest markets (North America, Asia, Australia) and keeps The Replay Group steering his career, while handing Select Culture the job of building out Europe and South America specifically.
For Select Culture, landing an artist of Mau P’s scale, coming off a Beatport #1, a rising DJ Mag ranking, and a 2026 slate that includes a debut album and his own label, is a clear statement of intent. The territory-split model is quickly becoming this agency’s signature move.
Does this signal a bigger push into South American festival markets for Mau P in 2026? Could the timing tie into the rollout of his debut album and Baddest Behaviour Records?
