FKA Twigs Inks with UTA for Worldwide Representation

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Singer-songwriter and multi-hyphenate FKA twigs has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for worldwide representation in all areas.

Singer-songwriter FKA twigs has signed with United Talent Agency (UTA) for worldwide representation in all areas. The multi-hyphenate actress and model earned a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album this year for EUSEXUA, and followed that up with EUSEXUA Afterglow, released on November 14.

She was previously Grammy nominated for Best Music Video, received the Music Producers Guild’s award for Outstanding Contribution to UK Music, and was twice shortlisted for the Mercury Prize for Best Album of the Year. FKA twigs is set to perform at Coachella next April.

FKA twigs has worked across music, film, art, and fashion. Earlier this year, she made her solo debut as a dancer with the Martha Graham Company at its 98th season Gala in New York.

Her acting credits include 2019’s Honey Boy, 2020’s Brighton Beach, Rupert Sanders’ The Crow opposite Bill Skarsgård, and the recent biblical horror film The Carpenter’s Son starring Nicolas Cage.

The artist serves as the ambassador of Sistah Space, a charity supporting survivors of domestic violence in the UK, and helped establish the first safe house in the region for women of Black origin. In 2023, FKA twigs joined forces with the Art Fund to create an original art piece for the UK’s The Wild Escape, advocating for youth in the arts.

Her latest release, EUSEXUA Afterglow, was originally conceived as a set of extras for the EUSEXUA deluxe edition, but instead was released as a standalone LP. Its 11 tracks are all new, as opposed to remixed editions of songs from the original album.

FKA twigs has had a rough year with a number of cancellations, including the North American leg of her tour. She cited visa issues on her posts on social media, and later revealed that the ongoing problems meant the remainder of her North American dates—including her festival sets at Coachella and Axe Ceremonia—would be cancelled. The star told The Hollywood Reporter that the cancellations were “financially catastrophic” for her business.