German dance producer Marlon Hoffstadt has signed with Capitol Information, in partnership with multi-faceted music firm Goodlife Administration and MC3.
“Marlon and his staff have been constructing one thing extremely particular,” Capitol Music Group Chairman & CEO Tom March tells Billboard. “He has risen to grow to be some of the thrilling artists in dance music. We’re thrilled to grow to be a part of the staff and assist amplify his world presence.”
The signing information follows Hoffstadt’s U.S. stay debut on the mainstage at EDC Las Vegas 2025, the place he carried out for an estimated crowd of 70,000 and after the efficiency commented that “13 years into my profession I‘m standing on this enormous stage, considering this might have by no means been completed with out the help of each single one among you all. What a method to debut within the U.S. It looks like there’s a lot extra to return, and I‘m sooooo prepared for it.”
Hoffstadt is managed by Germany’s Invisible Hand Company. His subsequent launch will come Friday (Could 23) within the type of the double single “Supersonic / Reparations (feat. Child Tate),” with this music coming forward of a set at New York’s Knockdown Middle on Could 24.
Hoffstadt, who’s sometimes called “DJ Daddy Trance,” has steadily risen out of his base in Berlin over the previous couple of years with a sound centered largely on trance. His releases date again to 2012 and span labels together with Extremely and Membership Coronary heart Damaged/Columbia.
“It took me years to search out my very own sound and to search out confidence, and it took me even longer to search out the proper label deal for myself,” Hoffstadt says. “However right here we go: Partnering up with the wonderful staff of Capitol, Goodlife Administration, MC3 and my beloved administration Invisible Hand, we discovered a setup that makes me really feel extraordinarily excited, assured, and grateful to be part of. This undoubtedly is the largest achievement of my profession and I‘m so rattling prepared for it!“
Marlon Hoffstadt and Tom March, Chairman & CEO, Capitol Music Group.
Lester Cohen/Courtesy of Capitol Music Group
