Jessie J has signed with UTA for North American representation, marking what appears to be the opening act of her next reinvention arc. She remains with CAA for the rest of the world, is managed by Darco Artist Partnerships, and handled on the PR front by Satellite 414. So, yes, the infrastructure is in place—and now the routing map is getting updated.
She’s also back with new music, independently released no less. “No Secrets”, which dropped this month, is her first new single in four years and sounds like both a confessional and a warning shot. The track is raw, melodic, and deeply Jessie J—a reminder that she’s still got the vocal firepower to peel paint off arena walls, even if she’s choosing to use it a little more sparingly now. There’s also a Ryan Tedder-produced single on deck (“Living My Best Life”), which is either a promise or a branding exercise, depending on your level of optimism.
Her Spotify stats are still flexing hard—20.5 million monthly listeners—with top markets not in L.A. or London, but in Jakarta, São Paulo, Sydney, Melbourne, and Quezon City. The message: Jessie J isn’t clinging to relevance—she’s just playing a different geography.
Festival stages? She’s been there too—Rock in Rio, Montreux Jazz Festival, iHeartRadio Festival, Global Citizen, and plenty more where the dress code is glittery and the vocal runs are legally required. She’s a live act at heart, and this UTA deal feels like a re-commitment to touring where it counts.
