DJ signs with Sony Music and secures new contracts in the United States
Pedro Sampaio is entering a decisive new phase in his career. With a view to international consolidation, the DJ and producer from Rio officially announced his departure from Warner Music and the signing of a new contract with Sony Music. The change comes just a month after the album’s release “SEQUENCES #1” and marks a strategic repositioning of the artist on the global market.
The announcement was made by Pedro himself on social networks. In a post on Instagram, he enthusiastically celebrated this new moment: “Together, let’s make history and conquer the world!” The message excited fans and professionals in the sector, who see this move as a natural step in the expansion of the career of the DJ, today one of the most popular names in Brazilian music.
In addition to the agreement with Sony Music in Brazil, Pedro Sampaio also signed a partnership with WME (William Morris Endeavor)one of the most influential talent agencies in the United States. The company manages the careers of global artists like J Balvin, Latin reggaeton star, with whom the Brazilian has already collaborated on the track “PERVERSA”, released in 2024.
The relationship with J Balvin actually reinforces Pedro’s interest in strengthening his ties to the Latin market and expanding his presence outside of Brazil. The DJ has invested in international collaborations and a sound that resonates on dance floors around the world, without abandoning his roots in Brazilian funk and electronic music.
Pedro Sampaio’s partnership with Warner Music lasted from 2019 to 2025 and was marked by impressive numbers. During this period, he released three studio albums: “CALL MY NAME” (2022), “STAR” (2025) and “SEQUENCES #1” (2025). The artist reached the top of Spotify in Brazil and Portugal with two songs, in addition to placing nine titles in the Top 10 of the platform.
Currently, Pedro has more than 12.3 million monthly listeners on Spotifya direct reflection of its strength on dancefloors, at festivals and on social networks. Even with impressive numbers, he tends to emphasize that his motivation goes beyond rankings and statistics. In an interview with POPline, the DJ said his main focus was the experience of
public. “I don’t make music thinking about numbers or positions. I think about the audience, the show and the energy I want to convey,” he explained.
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The new contract with Sony Music appears to be a step in the direction of this speech. The label has a global structure, a strong presence in the United States and a history of success with Brazilian artists who have crossed borders. For Pedro, this agreement represents more than a change of seal: it symbolizes a long-term career project.
In November, during the Latin Grammy ceremony in Las Vegas, Pedro Sampaio commented on the cultural exchange between Brazilian and Latin artists. In conversation with Multishow, he highlighted Anitta’s role in paving this path. “I continue what Anitta took the tram to. Brazilian music has a lot to bring to the world,” he said.
The DJ cited names like Luísa Sonza and Pabllo Vittar as part of a generation that strengthens this international bridge. He also revealed recent meetings with artists like Maluma, strengthening his presence in strategic global industrial environments.
Nominated for the Latin Grammy for the single “Joga Pra Lua”, Pedro Sampaio is experiencing one of the strongest moments of his career. With a new label, international management and an ever-growing audience, the artist is entering a phase that promises to further expand his reach.
For fans, the change of label represents an expectation, a curiosity and the certainty that Pedro Sampaio is ready to take a new leap. It seems the world is already on the radar.