Becky Morgan (GB)
Becky Morgan's career began in 1995 working alongside pioneering drum & bass artists Roni Size and DJ Krust, helping build their independent label Full Cycle Records from the ground up. Over eight years, she became instrumental in the label and its events, helping establish Full Cycle as one of the most influential drum & bass labels of its era. During this period, she was involved in sell-out events across Bristol and London and landmark label takeovers at venues and festivals including Creamfields, Reading, The End and, later, Fabric. She was also part of the team behind the success of Reprazent, culminating in their winning the 1997 Mercury Music Prize. Alongside her work with Full Cycle, she promoted events featuring leading US hip-hop and drum & bass DJs before going on to programme Level, one of Bristol's most successful nightclubs, which built a reputation for operating seven nights a week with a consistently strong programme. Moving to London in 2003, she quickly expanded into artist touring and representation. In 2004, she tour-managed DJ Jazzy Jeff for a week at London's Jazz Café, leading to an offer to become his agent and develop a wider hip-hop roster. In 2005, she launched her own agency, Stylus Entertainment, representing artists including DJ Jazzy Jeff, DJ Premier and DJ Cash Money. The agency quickly established itself as a respected name in international hip-hop booking, becoming a go-to agency for global touring and bookings. Her later work also included representing Taboo of the Black Eyed Peas. From 2013 to 2026, she moved into artist management, most notably managing Huey Morgan, overseeing his career and securing radio opportunities with both the BBC and Virgin Radio UK.
Today, she works with Arcade Talent, representing an enviable roster that includes Roni Size & Reprazent, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Hacienda Classical, including their club shows, and DJ Spoony – Garage Classical.
