Maor Buzaglo makes a huge move: "A fast-rising force"
Former footballer and reality star Maor Buzaglo marks a major milestone by joining an international booking agency that represents top artists in the techno scene. Here are all the details.

Every aspiring musician knows that the moment a long-awaited offer arrives from a management company or an agent, their career is put to the test. On one hand, there are the sacrifices of free time and family life; on the other, the opportunity to conquer the stage and reach new financial heights.
Now, it turns out that the one making this significant step toward the real "business" is none other than Maor Buzaglo.
The former footballer and star of the docu-reality series "The Buzaglos," who has been cultivating a career as a DJ, has recently become a prominent name at the booking agency "Tech Me In." This is a respected management firm that represents leading artists from the international techno and house scene.
On the agency's website, Buzaglo's name appears alongside well-known figures in the industry. He is now looking overseas, with performances expected soon in Italy and Greece. This dramatic move comes after Buzaglo has spent the last few years establishing his status as a rising name in electronic music.
The agency is not sparing with compliments, already highlighting Buzaglo's international potential. His official profile on the site states:
"Maor Buzaglo is a fast-rising force in the global electronic music scene."
"He is known for his viral energy and powerful stage presence, turning every performance into a full-scale experience," the agency continues. "With a growing number of performances and international collaborations, Maor has become a name that resonates far beyond borders."
In conclusion, the agency describes the star's sets as those that "combine emotion, groove, and charisma, leaving the audience enthusiastic and full of energy wherever he performs." According to them: "Buzaglo doesn't just perform — he creates moments that define the sound of an entire generation."





