Lauren Daigle has signed with Interscope/Capitol/CCMG, while Wisin has reached a global distribution agreement with Sony Music Latin. The agreements lead a group of new artist, management and agency signings.
Label and distribution deals
Daigle’s first releases under the agreement are “Sleigh Ride” and “Go Tell It On The Mountain,” both featuring The Preservation Hall Jazz Band. The two-time GRAMMY winner’s “You Say” spent 132 weeks at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot Christian Songs chart. Her Behold Christmas Tour begins with shows at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Dec. 2 and 3.
Wisin’s next projects will be distributed by Sony Music Latin and released through his label, La Base Music Group. The Puerto Rican artist called the agreement a homecoming, and Sony Music Latin president Alex Gallardo welcomed Wisin and the label back. Wisin’s La Universidad del Perreo tour starts Nov. 13 at the Coliseo de Puerto Rico, with a Dec. 3 stop at New York’s United Palace.
Management signings
Various Artists Management has added Little Mix’s Perrie, James Vincent McMorrow and Stockholm duo Lennixx among ten new artist clients. It also signed songwriter Jo Hill and producers Cowboy Lansky and Dillon Reed. Its publishing joint venture, Alternative Songs, signed Poppy Baskcomb and Ava Joe, while its label 23 Recordings signed Olga Myko through Atlantic.
Double P Management, run by Peso Pluma and George Prajin, will co-manage Yahritza Y Su Esencia with the group’s longtime manager, Adriana Martínez. The sibling trio from Yakima, Washington, broke out with its 2022 EP Obsessed and “Soy el único.” Double P’s roster also includes Santa Fe Klan, Deorro and Paloma Mami.
Manager Darby Leiber has joined Q Prime from Make Wake & Range Music, bringing clients Marty Stuart, Brent Cobb and Wyatt McCubbin. McCubbin released his debut album, 650, through Lucille Records/MCA on Oct. 16. Cobb followed his acoustic release Live a Song, Write a Memory, Vol. 1 with arena dates alongside The Red Clay Strays.
Royel Otis expands WME representation
Royel Otis has signed with WME for worldwide representation excluding Europe. The Australian duo will work with Kirk Sommer, Brett Murrihy, Brendan Moylan, Stephen Schulcz and Michael Coughlin. WME already represented them in Asia Pacific; Sommer has now signed them for North and South America.
The duo made its Coachella debut and opened for Foo Fighters at Anfield this year. Its second album, Hickey, arrived in August 2025 through OURNESS/Capitol Records.
