Managed Decline - There is no alternative.

Managed decline means that our best days are an intangible fog. Turning the corner will not grant us a glimpse of difficult days to come, only a blank wall to stare. It is the present stretching beyond sight, where there is no alternative.Managed decline is the interregnum of morbid symptoms, where the old is defunct and the new will not be born.

There is no alternative.

Simon

Paolo

About us

Let us take care of booking your band for events, festivals, and private parties. Our extensive network and negotiation skills ensure that you get the best opportunities available.

Booking Services

We specialize in promoting music bands through targeted marketing strategies and social media campaigns. Our goal is to increase your visibility and build a strong fan base.

Promotion and Marketing

Our merchandising solutions help bands create and sell branded merchandise that resonates with fans. From design to distribution, we manage the entire process for you.

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Merchandising Solutions

We offer complete tour management services, coordinating logistics, accommodations, and itineraries for your band’s tours. Our experienced team ensures a seamless touring experience.

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Tour Management

We assist bands in navigating the music production process, connecting them with top producers and studios. Our goal is to help you achieve the best sound and quality for your recordings.

Music Production Assistance

Gigs

Recent and Upcoming Gigs

Gallery

This is Miguel (Michael) recording bass tracks for RED CAN first EP which took us just 50:00:00 hours to get done but it stretched out to 8 months due to delays, computers colapsing and broken fingers (and yes, it was Michael finger with a friendly door).

Along Matt and Ramon (Raimond), we are RED CAN. A new rock band. And we have written your next favourite songs. 

📸 @redcanband

Playing music during a parade (Hands at work)

When I was sixteen, I lost my father suddenly and heard this song for the first time soon after. Jon Foreman’s lyrics have been a foundation for me in that struggle ever since. I’ll be reunited with my father soon - I’ll hold onto that hope.

On that final day I die / I want to hold my head up high / I want to tell You that I tried / To live it like a song / And when I reach the other side / I want to look You in the eye / And know that I’ve arrived / In a world where I belong.

Managed Decline