South Korean-American artist EJAE, best known as the voice behind the viral hit “Golden” from K-Pop Demon Hunters, has officially signed with William Morris Endeavor (WME), one of the biggest talent agencies in the world.
EJAE’s new partnership with WME marks a major step in her expanding global career. The agency, home to A-list stars across music, film, and sports, will represent her in all areas worldwide — a move signaling EJAE’s growing international ambitions.
Known for her soulful voice and songwriting finesse, EJAE first caught global attention through K-Pop Demon Hunters, where she voiced the character “Rumi” and co-wrote the track Golden, which quickly became a fan favorite. Since then, her music has blended cinematic pop with introspective storytelling, earning praise from both Korean and Western listeners.
With her signing, EJAE joins a growing list of Asian artists breaking into the U.S. market through top-tier representation. Sources close to the deal say WME plans to guide her into collaborations, global tours, and brand opportunities that align with her musical identity.
The announcement comes just days after EJAE dropped her latest single, “In Another World”, on October 24, which she described as “a letter to anyone chasing light through uncertainty.” The song’s release perfectly aligns with this new chapter of her career.
Fans can expect more international projects and cross-cultural collaborations in the coming months as EJAE gears up for a global rollout under WME’s wing.
