- UK drum & bass DJ/producer Natty Lou has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America.
- The deal is led by agents Mike Puliz and Stuart Dunn.
- She continues with MB Artists for UK/Europe representation and Insomniac Events for overall management.
UK drum & bass DJ and producer Natty Lou has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America. The deal is led by agents Mike Puliz and Stuart Dunn.
Natty Lou (born Natalie) traded a career as a geography teacher and professional dancer (she’s a former world championship-winning dancer) for the DJ booth, building her name after returning to the UK from Hong Kong in 2020.
She’s since picked up nominations for Best Newcomer at the 2021 Drum & Bass Arena Awards, Best DJ in 2023, and Best Female DJ in 2024, plus a UKF “Ones To Watch” nod.
Her sets have taken her to Glastonbury, Boomtown, Ministry of Sound, Fabric, Tomorrowland, and this year’s Liquicity Festival, and she hosts a monthly show on Data Transmission Radio.
She’s also booked for Insomniac’s Bassrush 18+ festival in Orlando and recently announced her France festival debut at Elektric Park alongside Dirtyphonics.
Natty Lou continues to be represented by MB Artists for UK and European bookings, and by Insomniac Events for overall management.
The signing adds Natty Lou to a busy 2026 for Corson Agency, which has spent the year rapidly building out its North American electronic roster. The agency recently signed Ferry Tayle for North American representation, followed by Roman Messer’s North American deal and, most recently, Will Rees joining the roster.
Corson Agency, founded in 2008, has built a reputation as one of the most active independent booking agencies in North American EDM.
Takeaways
Corson Agency isn’t just cornering the trance lane anymore; landing a drum & bass name like Natty Lou shows it’s building genuine depth across electronic subgenres, not just one.
For Natty Lou, dedicated North American representation could mean a real push into US festival stages beyond the occasional overseas booking, especially with her Insomniac management ties already opening doors like Bassrush.
Does this signal Corson Agency positioning itself as a genre-spanning home for European electronic acts entering the US market? Could Natty Lou’s Insomniac management relationship help fast-track bigger US festival slots, like EDC or additional Bassrush dates?
