Eshy Gazit Eshy Gazit portrait — window light, navy suit
About — Manager & Founder

A career built on connecting people through music.

From the Manhattan recording studios that shaped him as a musician, to bridging Korean and Asian music with the American stage as a 2× Billboard International Power Player.

01 — The Story

From the studio to the stadium.

Eshy Gazit's career began on the other side of the glass. A multi-instrumentalist, sound engineer, and music producer, he came up working at Manhattan's The Cutting Room studios and as a house producer at KEXP Radio — engineering and producing for artists including The Strokes, John Legend, Chrisette Michele, Estelle, Mos Def, and alongside legendary producer Steve Lillywhite.

That foundation in the music itself — what makes a record connect, what doesn't — shaped everything that came next.

In 2014, he founded Gramophone Media, a boutique PR, A&R, and management agency. Two years later, he took on a long-shot project: a Korean boy band almost no one in the American industry believed in. From 2016 to 2018, as U.S. partner for BTS, Gazit led the guerrilla campaign — radio, TV, press — that broke the group into the American market. The "Mic Drop" remix with Steve Aoki and Desiigner hit #28 on the Billboard Hot 100 and went Platinum. National television followed: Ellen, Jimmy Kimmel Live, James Corden, the AMAs, the BBMAs.

In 2019, Gazit joined Maverick Management, the Live Nation–owned firm whose roster includes U2, Madonna, Paul McCartney, and Britney Spears. He brought Monsta X with him — the first time K-pop joined Maverick's bench. Under his management, Monsta X became the first K-pop act on iHeartRadio's Jingle Ball Tour, the first to perform at the iHeartRadio Music Festival, signed to Sony's Epic Records, and debuted The Dreaming at #3 on Billboard Top Album Sales between Adele and Olivia Rodrigo.

In 2021, Gazit founded Intertwine Records — a label dedicated to K-pop and Asian music, built on a simple thesis: connect people through music, not algorithms. Monsta X and Wonho were the inaugural signings.

He has been named a Billboard International Power Player in both 2021 and 2022.

Eshy Gazit, portrait

"My job is to put extraordinary artists in front of the audiences they deserve — and to make sure the work is what people remember."

Eshy Gazit, Founder
02 — Timeline

A career in dates.

2014 — Today.
Selected milestones
  • 2014 — Founded Gramophone Media, a boutique PR, A&R, and management agency
  • 2016–2018 — US partner for BTS; brokered Big Hit Entertainment partnership for US market entry
  • 2017 — "Mic Drop" Remix (BTS feat. Steve Aoki & Desiigner) — #28 Billboard Hot 100, Platinum
  • 2018 — Began managing Monsta X
  • 2018 — Monsta X becomes first K-pop act on iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour
  • 2019 — Joined Maverick Management (Live Nation) as Partner
  • 2019 — Monsta X first K-pop act at iHeartRadio Music Festival; signed to Epic Records (Sony)
  • 2019 — LA Times Arts & Books cover: "UNPOPPABLE"
  • 2020 — Monsta X All About Luv debuts #5 on Billboard 200; Wonho launches solo career
  • 2021 — Gramophone Media acquired by LiveXLive
  • 2021 — Founded Intertwine Records
  • 2021 — Named Billboard International Power Player
  • 2021 — Monsta X The Dreaming debuts #3 on Billboard Top Album Sales
  • 2022 — Named Billboard International Power Player (2nd consecutive year)
  • 2026 — Wonho wins "The Best Stage" at Asia Star Entertainer Awards
03 — Ventures

Companies & imprints.

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