- Welsh trance DJ/producer Will Rees has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America.
- The deal is led by agents Leo Corson and Clayton Lineberger.
- Rees continues with Synergy Artist Management for bookings and music management outside this North American deal.
- The signing extends Corson Agency's active 2026 trance roster build-out, following recent North American deals with Ferry Tayle, his Mirage project, and Roman Messer.
Welsh trance DJ and producer Will Rees has signed with Corson Agency for exclusive live music and touring representation across North America. The deal is led by agents Leo Corson and Clayton Lineberger.
Rees started DJing in his early teens and built his name through a residency at Escape, one of Wales’s biggest clubs, before moving into production. His catalog includes Beatport chart entries like “Need You,” “Burnin’ Up,” “Vitality,” and “Waking Dream,” plus a remix of Armin van Buuren’s “Clear Blue Moon.”
He releases regularly on Armada, Kearnage Recordings, Outburst, and Subculture, and has played at Creamfields, Dreamstate, Fabric, and Ministry Of Sound. He was previously signed to Future Sound Of Egypt Agency for booking back in 2015.
More recently, Rees teamed with fellow producer Paul Denton for the Parallel Worlds project, following their 2025 Subculture release “Liberty.” Denton himself joined Corson Agency’s North American roster.
Rees will continue to be managed by Synergy Artist Management, which handles his global bookings and music management.
The signing adds to a busy year for Corson Agency in trance. It follows the agency’s North American deals with Ferry Tayle and his Mirage side project, as well as Russian producer Roman Messer, who joined the agency just days earlier.
Takeaways
Corson Agency isn’t picking up one-off trance names; it’s methodically assembling a genre-specific North American bench, artist by artist. For Rees, dedicated North American representation could mean a real push into US and Canadian festival stages rather than sporadic bookings.
Could this pave the way for a Parallel Worlds (Rees x Denton) North American run? Is Corson Agency becoming the go-to booking home for European trance acts entering the US market? Could North American momentum help a track like “Need You” find a bigger US audience?
