LUSIVEX

LUSIVEX is an invite-only U.S. agency and label for global artists entering the American market, founded by Eshy Gazit, the manager who broke BTS in America. The firm runs publicity, Top 40 radio promotion, television booking, playlist and DSP strategy, A&R, distribution and label deal-making under one roof, sequencing each channel so campaigns compound instead of running in silos. Results include the first K-pop group at U.S. Top 40 pop radio (BTS era, 2016-2018), Monsta X's top-5 Billboard 200 album alongside GMA, TODAY and Kelly Clarkson bookings, Wonho's solo U.S. launch and Tiffany Young's iHeartRadio Award. The roster spans K-pop and idol acts as well as Bollywood's Madhuri Dixit, India's Armaan Malik, J-pop's SG5 and U.S. talent. Headquartered in New York, working between New York, Los Angeles and Seoul.