- Trance duo Parallel Worlds, the joint alias of Paul Denton and Will Rees, has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America.
- The deal is led by agents Clayton Lineberger and Leo Corson.
- The project continues with Denton Artist Management for overall management outside this booking deal.
- The signing follows Corson Agency inking Denton and Rees individually earlier this year, uniting both halves of the collaboration under one North American booking roof.
Trance production duo Parallel Worlds, the joint alias of Paul Denton and Will Rees, has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America. The deal is led by agents Clayton Lineberger and Leo Corson.
The project began as a one-off back-to-back set at Trance Sanctuary pres. FSOE in London, where the pair’s chemistry behind the decks led them to formalize a shared alias, fittingly built from the initials of their names.
Their debut single as Parallel Worlds, “Liberty,” landed on Subculture in early 2025, following the earlier joint track “Fluidity,” and they played their first live show under the name that November for Kearnage at Trance Sanctuary.
The North American deal follows Corson Agency signing each artist individually earlier this year. Irish producer Paul Denton joined the agency’s North American roster in July, riding hits like “Stargazer” and “Rise Up” and festival slots at Luminosity Beach Festival and Transmission Festival.
Days later, Will Rees signed his own North American deal, bringing Beatport chart entries like “Need You” and “Vitality,” a remix credit on Armin van Buuren‘s “Clear Blue Moon,” and stages including Creamfields, Dreamstate, and Ministry Of Sound.
Parallel Worlds will continue to be managed by Denton Artist Management, the company Paul Denton also runs, which oversees the project’s overall career direction.
The signing extends a packed 2026 for Corson Agency in trance. The agency has spent the year methodically building its North American bench, adding Roman Messer and, most recently, drum & bass artist Natty Lou, pushing the agency’s reach beyond trance. Those deals followed earlier 2026 signings with Ferry Tayle and his Mirage side project.
Takeaways
Corson Agency isn’t just collecting trance names one at a time anymore; it’s now assembled both halves of a collaborative project under one roof. That could make booking a joint Parallel Worlds tour across the US and Canada far simpler than negotiating two separate deals with two separate agencies.
For Denton and Rees, having one agency handle their solo careers and this shared alias points to a coordinated push to get Parallel Worlds onto North American festival stages sooner rather than later.
Will Parallel Worlds land its own dedicated North American tour dates now that both members share a booking agency? Does representing both artists individually and as a duo give Corson Agency more leverage in festival lineup negotiations?
