With ACRAZE riding the success of 'Do It To It,' UTA has announced that it's signed the New York-born producer for representation in all areas.
"A new vibe is coming out of house music and ACRAZE is on the frontlines," says Steve Gordon, the agency's co-head of electronic music.
With ACRAZE riding the success of his biggest single to date, UTA has announced that it's signed the New York-born producer for representation in all areas. ACRAZE'S single"Do It To It" -- which heavily samples Cherish's 2006 single of the same name -- has been rising onfor six weeks and is currently in its highest position yet, at No. 25. The genuinely undeniable track has been played out by dance world heavyweights including DJ Snake, Tiesto, Chris Lake and Martin Garrix.Steve Gordon
, UTA co-head of electronic music, first heard the song while himself on the dance floor, when his fellow client Dombresky played it during a set at Orlando's Celine Nightclub. Gordon inquired about the song, and as luck would have it, ACRAZE and his manager "A new vibe is coming out of house music and ACRAZE is on the frontlines," Gordon tells."We are excited to partner with ACRAZE and bring him into the UTA fold to amplify this.
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