Longtime music industry veteran Andrew Goldstone has officially joined the ranks of Milk & Honey, taking on the critical role of head of electronic music, a move announced by the company’s dynamic CEO and founder, Lucas Keller, on March 24. This strategic appointment highlights Milk & Honey’s commitment to enhancing its presence in the electronic music sector, showcasing their ambition to lead in this vibrant and rapidly evolving genre.
Alongside Goldstone, esteemed manager Taren Smith has also joined the team, bringing with her a roster of talented clients, including the renowned dance/electronic artists Kream and Sullivan King. This collaboration signifies a strengthened partnership aimed at elevating the careers of these artists within the competitive landscape of electronic music, ensuring they receive the guidance and support necessary to flourish.
Goldstone’s extensive background in the electronic music arena includes a notable tenure at the prestigious dance label Astralwerks, where he was instrumental in signing iconic artists like Fatboy Slim. He later launched his own label, F-111, under Warner Brothers, before making significant contributions at Ministry of Sound. After a stint in law school and working at a legal firm, he transitioned to Red Light Management, where he collaborated with dance music legend Tiësto and other prominent figures. His journey continued at YMU, where he managed artists such as 3lau, Lloyiso, and Sullivan King, further solidifying his expertise in the industry.
“I’m incredibly excited to be part of a management company that exhibits a profound dedication to the diverse landscape of electronic music,” Goldstone expressed. “Milk & Honey truly understands the unique needs of both artists and managers, providing the essential resources and environment for success in today’s ever-changing music industry.” This enthusiasm reflects a shared vision for growth and innovation in the sector.
With over a decade of experience in the electronic music management field, Smith has made a name for herself at organizations like YMU and beyond. Her remarkable career was recognized in 2022 when she was featured on Billboard’s prestigious list of top women executives in music. At Milk & Honey, she will play a vital role as a manager within the electronic music department, contributing her extensive expertise to foster the careers of emerging and established artists alike.
Goldstone and Smith will work closely under the guidance of Milk & Honey’s head of artist management, Dave Frank, in conjunction with Keller. Their addition signifies a significant expansion of Milk & Honey’s electronic music management capabilities, with offices now equipped with specialized electronic music managers located in Los Angeles, New York, and London. This geographical diversity enhances the company’s ability to cater to a global audience and talent pool.
“Today marks a remarkable full-circle moment for me,” Frank shares. “Having collaborated with Andrew back in 2013, it’s exhilarating to reunite with him and welcome Taren Smith into the Milk & Honey family a decade later. The profound and nuanced insights that Andrew and Taren possess regarding the electronic music industry and its driving artists are invaluable assets that will contribute significantly to Milk & Honey’s ongoing success and expansion.”
“We have been steadily advancing our global electronic music management business for the past nine years, and we are poised to double our investment this year,” Keller states. “We anticipate significant acceleration in this genre over the coming years, and we are committed to building one of the most robust global infrastructures to support our artists. Having a seasoned expert like Andrew Goldstone at the helm positions our Milk & Honey clients for unparalleled success in the competitive landscape of electronic music.”
Milk & Honey proudly manages a roster of existing electronic music talents, including the Dutch sensation Oliver Heldens and his Hi-Lo alias, the Italian music stalwart Benny Benassi, and the British producer Joel Corry. The agency also represents underground rising stars such as J. Worra, Massano, and Chris Avantgarde. This diverse lineup highlights Milk & Honey’s commitment to nurturing talent across the spectrum of electronic music genres.
The firm projects that its cross-genre clients will collectively deliver over 1,500 performances in 2025. Keller emphasizes the importance of the company’s dedicated 15-person creative team and robust A&R access as critical elements to its continued success. Established by Keller in 2014, Milk & Honey has emerged as a global music management and sports agency. Its diverse clientele, which includes artists, songwriters, producers, and more, garnered an impressive total of 19 nominations at the 2025 Grammys, showcasing the agency’s impact in the industry.
Among the company’s sports clients are notable figures such as Travis Kelce, a star player for the Kansas City Chiefs, and Courtland Sutton, a wide receiver for the Denver Broncos. Milk & Honey ventured into the sports industry three years ago, marking a significant expansion under the leadership of Jake Presser, Rawleigh Williams, Dave Frank, and Alex Harrow. This diversification underscores the agency’s ambition to excel in multiple entertainment sectors.
