US Management — International Artists

US management for international artists.

Breaking the American market is not a promo trip. It is radio, touring, retail, press, and partnerships run by someone who lives inside the US industry and answers to the artist. Eshy Gazit has done that work for over a decade: he was the US manager behind BTS's American breakthrough, took Monsta X to a Billboard Top 3 album sung in English, and delivered US Top 40 radio singles for Korean acts, a first for the genre. He is a two-time Billboard International Power Player, based in Brooklyn and Los Angeles.

How international artists break the US market

• A US operating partner, not a satellite office. The home label keeps the artist; the US partner runs America: strategy, relationships, and execution on the ground.
• American radio. Top 40 and specialty promotion with the teams who actually move US airplay.
• Real touring. From first US dates to arena routing, built as a career ladder rather than one-off showcases.
• US brand partnerships. American brand deals negotiated from inside the market.
• US label, publishing, and distribution deals. Structured so the home team keeps what it built.
• US press and marketing. LA Times, Billboard, and trade coverage, plus PR, playlisting, and paid media through LUSIVEX.

Who this is for

International artists and their labels who want a real American career: K-pop and Asian acts with a US fanbase to convert, British and European artists crossing over, and any global artist who needs an experienced American manager as their operating partner on US soil.

Track record

BTS's US breakthrough campaign. Monsta X's All About Luv at Billboard Top 3. Multiple US Top 40 radio singles for international acts. Roster work spanning Monsta X, Wonho, IVE, KiiiKiii, DaYoung, and Paul Kim, alongside American artists developed through LUSIVEX.