Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano have signed with Anna Agency for representation across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania, which is less of a “new era” move and more of a finely-tuned geographic shuffle. The duo stays with UTA for North America, because of course: when your tribal-house empire spans four continents, you need a multi-pronged booking strategy that’s as layered as your percussion tracks.

The Dutch DJ-producer pair first broke out with 2013’s “S.O.T.U” (with Nicky Romero), a Beatport Top 100 smash and a track title that still reads like EDM shorthand for world domination. Since then, they’ve served up peak-hour anthems like “Triton,” “Salute,” and “Come Follow,” cycling through Spinnin’ Records before staking out their own lane with SONO Music under the Armada Music umbrella—a label that doubles as a calling card for their distinctively percussive, Afro-house-inflected style.

This year alone, they’ve hit Tomorrowland Winter, opened Monkey Beach Club’s 2025 season, and are set to storm Tomorrowland Belgium in July. They’re also releasing music with enough polyrhythmic density to rattle a chandelier, because subtlety is not in the job description.

And yes, they still command a solid following—580K Spotify listeners per month, with top cities in the Netherlands, Belgium, and Brazil. Call it tribal house, call it mainstage-ready groove therapy—whatever it is, it works. And it moves.

So yes, they’ve signed with Anna Agency for a new stretch of the map. But no, they’re not slowing down. Because in 2025, the currency isn’t sound—it’s scale. And Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano know how to book it.