Artist Management & Creative Consulting

  • Blackwater Holylight

    BAND

    Blackwater Holylight have carved out a singular space where crushing heaviness and ethereal beauty coexist. Formed in 2016 by Allison "Sunny" Faris and featuring Mikayla Mayhew, and Eliese Dorsay. Their music seamlessly blends doom, shoegaze, psychedelia, and dream-pop, pairing towering riffs with hypnotic melodies and haunting vocal harmonies to create an immersive, emotionally charged sound.

    Their fourth album, Not Here Not Gone, marks the band's most expansive work to date. Recorded with producer Sonny DiPerri, the album explores themes of transformation, loss, resilience, and duality. Produced with patience and intention, it balances moments of crushing intensity with cinematic atmosphere, showcasing the band's evolution as both musicians and songwriters.

    Renowned for their mesmerizing live performances, Blackwater Holylight continue to push the boundaries of modern heavy music, crafting songs that are as emotionally resonant as they are sonically powerful.

  • The Velveteers

    BAND

    The Velveteers are redefining modern rock with a sound that is as ferocious as it is finely crafted. Hailing from Boulder, Colorado, the trio fuses blistering riffs, hypnotic melodies, and explosive dual-drum percussion into a visceral live experience that has quickly established them as one of the genre's most compelling new voices.

    Driving The Velveteers is the frontwoman Demi Demitro—a magnetic force whose towering guitar work, unfiltered lyricism, and commanding vocals anchor the band's unmistakable identity. Backed by their signature two-drummer lineup, The Velveteers create a wall of sound that is both punishing and cinematic, balancing raw garage-rock energy with melodic precision and emotional depth.

    Built on relentless touring and unforgettable performances, The Velveteers have earned coveted support slots alongside Smashing Pumpkins, The Black Keys, Greta Van Fleet, Guns N' Roses, and Des Rocs, steadily building a fiercely loyal audience across North America and Europe.

  • Ny Oh

    Musician

    Ny Oh (Naomi Ludlow) is a Worcestershire-born, Aotearoa-raised, LA-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist known for crafting emotionally rich, spiritually rooted music that lives at the intersection offolk, jazz, and timeless songwriting. Her voice — intimate, luminous, and quietly commanding — carriessongs exploring love, loss, freedom, consciousness, and our connection to one another and the naturalworld. Drawing comparisons to the golden songwriter era of Joni Mitchell, Johnny Cash, and Paul Simon, NyOh’s sound is both classic and deeply personal.

    Known globally as a touring multi-instrumentalist and backing vocalist for Harry Styles’ record-breakingstadium tours, Ny Oh has built an equally compelling solo career. Her acclaimed debut album Wildwoodearned her the Best Folk Artist Award at the Aotearoa Music Awards, following praise for releasesincluding Ny Oh’s Garden of Eden and support from outlets such as BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Rolling Stone,Spotify, Apple Music, and more.

    A captivating live performer with headline residencies across New Zealand, Europe, the UK, the US, andAustralia, Ny Oh continues to channel themes of growth, healing, and self-discovery through her work. She is currently developing her next release — a five-song EP slated for 2027. goes here

  • Maximilla Lukacs

    Director, Photographer

    Maximilla Lukacs is a Hungarian born director and visual artist.

    A graduate of the San Francisco Art Institute, she is an award winning filmmaker whose work has been featured in notable publications such as Vanity Fair, T Magazine and Vogue and showcased at prestigious galleries and film festivals around the globe. Her work has been shown at Roberts and Tilton Gallery in Los Angeles, Deitch Projects in New York, The Cob Gallery in London, The Anthology Film Archive in New York and the REDCAT Theatre in Los Angeles to name a few.

    In 2024 her short film “Realms” was selected to screen as part of the inaugural Los Angeles Festival of Movies. Another short film, “Move My Blood” screened as part of a kickoff event for Frieze LA at Neuhouse Venice and as part of the Women Under the Influence screening series at the Aster Hotel.

    A deft storyteller, Lukacs’ dreamy, psychedelic films are influenced by her love of mythology and mysticism and imbued with a wild feminine spirit that is equal parts playful and haunting. Her bold vision is unmistakable across all platforms. From intimate portraits to visually arresting campaigns, she is a trusted world builder with a passion for experimentation and a surreal sense of humor. 

    She has directed countless commercials and short films for Nowness, Taschen, Johnson & Johnson, Christy Dawn, Samantha Pleet, the BBC and others, as well as music videos for The Pixies, Courtney Love, First Aid Kit, Lou Doillon, and many more. 

    She currently resides in Los Angeles.

  • Ruth Radelet

    MUSICIAN

    Ruth Radelet is a singer, musician, and songwriter best known for fronting the influential and beloved group Chromatics, which disbanded in 2021. She released her first single later that year and solidified her solo career in 2022 with debut EP “The Other Side,” produced by Filip Nikolic (Formerly of Poolside). The record showcases Radelet’s timeless voice, emotional songwriting, and an ethereal dream pop sound. Ruth has since released multiple singles and collaborations with other artists, including STRFKR and Soft Kill. She has toured extensively, opening for Wild Nothing, Metric, Soft Kill, STRFKR and Chromeo, in addition to selling out multiple headline shows of her own. Most recently, Radelet has contributed to the Lost Records: Bloom & Rage original game soundtrack, in collaboration with former bandmates Adam Miller and Nat Walker. Ruth is based in Los Angeles, and is currently working on her first full-length album.

  • Street Fruit

    BAND

    Description goes hereStreet Fruit is a Los Angeles–based four-piece operating in a world entirely their own—unpredictable, unruly, and wired with a sense of controlled chaos. Formed in 2019 by longtime collaborators Philipp Minnig and Hans Dobbratz, the project found its full shape with the addition of Tiffanie Lanmon and Cyrus Gengras. Together, the band crafts a jagged, shape-shifting sound that moves as easily through DIY punk spaces as it does toward something more expansive and cinematic.

    Their music bends the language of rock—twisting structure, tone, and rhythm into something both abrasive and magnetic. On their sophomore album Strange Tanks (2025), the band builds on the foundation of their 2022 debut Beneath The Screen, layering drunken riffs, sharp sonic fragments, and elastic grooves with melodies that oscillate between playful and punishing. Lyrically, the record widens its scope—balancing caustic humor and raw instinct with unexpected moments of intimacy, romance, and release.

    Recorded to 2" tape at 64 Sound with engineer Jimmy Dixon, Strange Tanks captures the band at their most fully realized—thicker, warmer, and more mercurial with each listen. With a growing international listenership spanning Los Angeles, New York, London, and Melbourne, Street Fruit continues to carve out a singular lane—one that pulls the floor out from under rock music and rebuilds it on their own terms.

  • Lorenzo Cisi

    Lorenzo Cisi

    Director and Photographer

    Lorenzo Cisi is a roman born artist now residing in Los Angeles. Deeply influenced by travel, fashion, and subcultures, Lorenzo’s campaigns are poetic, cinematic and unforgettable. He is incredibly collaborative and passionate about working with teams to create stunning visuals that stand the test of time.

    When he’s not behind the camera Lorenzo can be found sailing around the coast of California on his sailboat or cruising the streets of LA on his self built chopper bike. 

    Clients include: Zara, Dior, H&M, Pandora, Kelly Wearstler, Grazia Magazine, BVLGARI and Apple Music.

  • MOM

    Director and Photographer

    MOM is a photo/director duo based in Los Angeles. With a combined 20 years of experience and a shared background in concept development, creative direction, and filmmaking, their work blends cinematic texture with a holistic approach to storytelling.

    Formed in 2019 by Skokomish Yakama artist Ray and cinematographer Matt, MOM brings a distinct perspective rooted in contrast, collaboration, and craft. Both graduates of ArtCenter College of Design, they prefer shooting on celluloid to preserve the tactile, timeless quality that defines their style.

    Clients include Sony, Disney, RCA, Def Jam, Apple, Hennessy, and Capitol Records. MOM resides with their young family on unceded Tongva land, also known as Los Angeles.

Candice Lawler is a Los Angeles based creative director and artist manager who’s career spans 20 years across music, tech and entertainment. After graduating from New York’s School Of Visual Arts, Candice spent time both behind the camera working with some of the biggest acts in music as well as leading brand creative for companies such as BET Networks, MTV/ Paramount, and Apple. She has had a hand in shaping the visual identity and producing visual campaigns for artists including Lady Gaga, Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Victoria Monet, Foo Fighters and The White Stripes.

During her 8 years at Apple she led global teams managing art direction and production for Apple Music, followed by building the TV+ marketing division for features and episodic content. Her last years at the company, Candice’s passion for music and artist development lead her to the lead Creative Director role @ Apple’s music label Platoon. Candice led creative strategy, art direction and marketing for a range of artists across core, pop, ambient, classical and hip hop.

Candice is deeply passionate about approaching management with an out of the box approach and helping artists identify their path to usher in the opportunities that will take them to new heights and push creative boundaries. Candice is also the co-founder of the annual High Desert Art Fair and Joshua Tree Film Festival.

Trevor Wolfe is a Los Angeles native whose career in entertainment began as a signed recording artist, giving him firsthand insight into the creative and commercial realities of the music industry. From there, he expanded into composing, producing, and building multidisciplinary projects across music, visual storytelling, and creative development.

With an artist’s sensibility and a strategist’s mindset, Trevor approaches management as a true creative partnership. His work is guided by a deep understanding of artistic process, identity, and long-term career building, supporting artists in shaping work that is both culturally meaningful and creatively uncompromising.

Trevor is drawn to projects that are poignant, passionate, and fearless in their ambition. Through a collaborative, artist-first philosophy, he helps cultivate careers grounded in authenticity, creative evolution, and lasting impact.