- Miami-based house duo Miguelle & Tons has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation.
- The duo retains Prime Culture for ongoing management.
- Select Culture's current roster includes Enzo Siragusa, Luuk Van Dijk, and Mella Dee, among others.
- The duo holds a Club Space Miami residency since 2022 and has played DC10 Ibiza, Circoloco, Hï Ibiza, and III Points Festival.
Miguelle & Tons, the Venezuelan-born, Miami-based house duo behind the record label and party series Two and a Half Cats, has signed with Select Culture Agency for live music and touring representation. The duo continues with Prime Culture for management.
Previously handled for international bookings by Oltrebooking out of Milan, the move to Select Culture places the duo alongside a tightly curated, house-rooted roster that includes Enzo Siragusa, Luuk Van Dijk, Mella Dee, Magda, Paramida, and Salomé Le Chat.
The signing echoes a broader pattern of rising touring acts landing at focused boutique agencies, similar to Gaskin’s recent deal with Meanwhile Agency for global representation.
On the career front, Miguelle & Tons have built serious momentum: a Club Space Miami residency since 2022, festival appearances at DC10 Ibiza, Circoloco, Hï Ibiza, and III Points Festival, and stage time alongside Marco Carola, Seth Troxler, and The Martinez Brothers.
Their track “Un Poquito” hit the Beatport Top 100 for two consecutive weeks, earning the title of Hit of The Summer 2022, and their EP Feeling In Your Soul drew support from Marco Carola, Dennis Cruz, and The Martinez Brothers. Upcoming dates include Ibiza, Brussels, Lisbon, Marrakesh, and New York.
The alignment with Select Culture mirrors moves like Rane’s recent signing with THG Agency, a deliberate step toward agency homes that match an artist’s exact lane.
Takeaways
This isn’t just a booking agency switch, it’s a strategic alignment. Miguelle & Tons are at a clear inflection point: a strong Miami residency base, growing Ibiza credibility, and a sound that fits comfortably next to Select Culture’s existing roster.
The agency doesn’t take on many acts, which makes this signing a statement in itself. Staying with Prime Culture for management keeps the team tight and continuity intact, a smart structure for a duo scaling from club favorites to global circuit players.
Does landing at Select Culture signal a push into European festival circuits beyond Ibiza for Miguelle & Tons? Is the boutique agency model (tight rosters, deep focus) becoming the preferred path for underground electronic acts breaking into the next tier?
