The roster
Talent we build with
Venezuelan-born, Miami-raised, and now based in Los Angeles, maye is a singer-songwriter whose music blends poetic introspection with dreamy, genre-blurring soundscapes. She fuses Latin rhythms, indie-pop textures, and soft, expressive vocals into songs that feel both intimate and expansive.
Her breakout hit "Tú" surpassed 100 million streams and earned a spot on President Obama's Summer Playlist. Her 2025 debut album Música Para Abrir El Cielo was followed by her first U.S. headlining run with 11+ sold-out shows — momentum she carried into 2026 with Act 2, her first international dates, and a Latin GRAMMY nomination for Best New Artist.
Known for his heartfelt lyricism and distinctive raspy voice, Simon Grossmann has earned a devoted following across the U.S., Latin America, and Europe. Since his 2017 debut, he has released four acclaimed albums and carved out a unique space in the indie Latin scene.
His fourth album, Empezar Ganando (2025), powered headline runs across the U.S. and Europe, and in 2026 he took his live show to Lollapalooza Chicago. Work with GRAMMY-winning producers Cheo Pardo, Fux Beat, and Bebo Dumont — plus a feature on Rawayana's Latin GRAMMY-winning ¿Quién Trae Las Cornetas? — has elevated his artistry.
One of Latin America's most fearless and genre-defying bands — a sonic explosion born in the chaos of Venezuela and raised on punk, disco, electronic, and rebellion. Named by Billboard among the 50 greatest bands in the history of Latin American rock, La Vida Bohème are cult heroes with global impact.
Their breakthrough Nuestra earned a GRAMMY nomination, won two Latin GRAMMYs, and landed on Billboard's "Top 50 Latin Albums of the Decade." Será won the Latin GRAMMY for Best Rock Album, Caribe Caribe earned another nomination, and Tierra De Nadie keeps them leading the charge — protest music for the digital age.
A genre-bending voice at the intersection of dream pop, psychedelia, and Latin alternative, Ambar Lucid moves like a bridge between worlds — English and Spanish, nostalgia and futurism, intimacy and scale. Raised between cultures and rooted in dual identity, her music feels less like a catalog and more like a state of mind.
From hypnotic performances on COLORS to emotionally charged live sessions on KEXP, she has built a reputation for translating feeling into atmosphere, and atmosphere into fandom — with appearances in Netflix series extending her into visual storytelling. Her new 2026 album is not a reinvention, but an expansion.
One of Latin music's most explosive producers — a genre-bending architect behind billion-stream hits and razor-sharp studio magic. A three-time Latin GRAMMY nominee, JAB earned nods for the Billboard #1 hit "Amor" with Danny Ocean and the multi-Platinum smash "Fuera del Mercado."
With credits across Alejandro Sanz, Greeicy, Jerry Di, and Danny Ocean, he has crafted hits like "Correcaminos" and the viral "Zha." Named Spotify's Global RADAR Songwriter in 2024, this gifted multi-instrumentalist isn't just shaping Latin pop — he's pushing it forward.
A 4× Latin GRAMMY–nominated, multi-Platinum producer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and engineer whose genre-blurring impact has redefined the modern music creator. Named by Billboard one of Latin music's top hitmakers three years running and hailed by Diplo and Dave Pensado as a "Pandora's Box of music," Ali Stone has amassed over 1 billion streams.
Her work spans soundtracks, campaigns for Disney, Meta, and WhatsApp, and stages like Lincoln Center and EDC. Now based in Los Angeles, she is a Spotify EQUAL ambassador, a UN speaker on gender equity in music, and a mentor for women in production — not just changing the game, but building a new one.
A powerhouse producer and engineer rooted in Miami's vibrant music scene, Joel Iglesias boasts nine Latin GRAMMY nominations, including a win for J Balvin's Colores as Best Urban Music Album. His mixing, mastering, songwriting, and multi-instrumental production have shaped chart-topping records across Latin pop, reggaeton, and urban genres.
From engineering Colores to co-producing Tommy Torres's "El Playlist de Anoche" alongside Bad Bunny, Joel's fingerprints are all over modern Latin music — with a reputation for fearless genre fusion, heartfelt storytelling, and meticulous studio craft that makes him one of Miami's most in-demand creators.