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Milk & Honey Acquires Bigfoot Management
US Management company Milk & Honey has announced that UK-based Bigfoot Music Management will join the company, strengthening its global electronic and techno portfolio.
Bigfoot’s roster—including Adam Beyer, Joris Voorn, Juliet Fox, Sarah Story, Sam Wolfe, and Will Atkinson—will move under the Milk & Honey umbrella as the company signals further investment in underground electronic music.
As part of the agreement, Jeremy Ford, longtime manager of Adam Beyer, becomes Senior Vice President of Electronic for Milk & Honey worldwide.
He will be based in the company’s London office.
Lucas Keller, founder of Milk & Honey, said the move reflects the company’s commitment to electronic music: “This deal with Bigfoot to join Milk & Honey represents a further investment into techno and electronic music, which is a top priority for the company.”
Dave Frank, Head of Artist Management & Sports at Milk & Honey, highlighted Bigfoot’s longstanding influence in the sector: “Over the past three decades, Jeremy Ford and Bigfoot Management have built one of the most respected operations in electronic music. Their team has played a major role in shaping modern techno and house.”
Bigfoot has been instrumental in developing platforms such as Drumcode and Spectrum. Ford said the integration provides new opportunities for growth: “Joining Milk & Honey represents an incredible opportunity for us to expand our reach and strengthen our ability to serve artists in a wider capacity.”
The expansion follows recent organisational changes at Milk & Honey, including the appointment of Andrew Goldstone as Head of Electronic earlier this year.
The company maintains offices in Los Angeles, Nashville, New York, Dallas, and London, and is currently relocating its London headquarters from Shoreditch to King’s Cross.
Beyond artist management, Milk & Honey also operates in sports representation and music catalog acquisitions, having facilitated over $300 million in deals.
Pictured: Jeremy Ford, Dave Frank and Lucas Keller