Luiz Eurico is a professional specializing in events aimed at the new generation and their impacts on youth culture. He entered the entertainment industry in 1995 as a partner at the legendary Clube BASE in São Paulo, promoting Brazilian and international DJs. Since then, his professional journey has been inextricably linked to the history of electronic music culture in Brazil. Camel Connection (BAT Company) in 1996 was his first international project. By bringing important artists from around the world to Brazil, the festival cycle aimed to showcase live what was being done musically and conceptually in international clubs and festivals. He was a pioneer of Brazilian electronic music events, working with artists like Sasha, Deep Dish, Nick Warren, Bushwacka, Mr. C, Kevin Saunderson, Seb Fontaine, Paul van Dyk, and many more. After leaving Club Base, Luiz and his partners founded a club called U-Turn, which was decorated each year by a different professional and theme. Promoting quality music and international guests, U-Turn became a reference in São Paulo's club scene. To minimize event costs, he began to book international artists for other cities and events/clubs in Brazil. The seed for the agency was sown, and he became the agent and manager for numerous national artists. His close contact with electronic music culture, combined with a brewery as a sponsor, led him to create Brazil's very first festival, Skol Beats, which had successful editions for nine years. Skol Beats became so important to the company that it evolved into a product line. After Skol Beats, several other festivals were directed and led by Luiz: Creamfields Brazil, Nokia Trends with Fatboy Slim, a free party at Praia do Flamengo for 500,000 people, and more recently Tomorrowland Brazil and Electric Zoo, among many others. Serving as an artistic curator, talent buyer for festivals and clubs, creating concepts, and telling stories for brands is also part of his daily routine. He is currently working on forming an agency with a comprehensive range of services and solutions for artists of various musical styles, is a founding partner of Réveillon do Taípe, the legendary New Year's Eve party in Trancoso, Bahia, and is always in search of new challenges.

Bruno Vieira was born in Recife, in a family surrounded by music and art. Trained as an administrator, an entrepreneur by DNA, and a musician by instinct, Bruno navigates these roles with the ease of someone who has learned that rhythm, timing, and harmony are universal concepts applicable to any life situation. He had a notable career as an executive in large companies, both in Brazil and abroad, leading companies in the Healthcare and Finance sectors, occupying Executive and leadership positions. A multi-instrumentalist, he turned this knowledge into a solid career as a DJ and music producer, becoming one of the key figures in the development of the national electronic scene between 2000 and 2015. In addition to performing at top clubs and festivals (such as Skol Beats, Creamfields, and Tomorrowland), he connected the Northeast, his beloved homeland, to the leading names in the national and international electronic scene by organizing major events such as the tours of David Guetta, Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto, and many others through the NOX label, which is still active. As an entrepreneur, he founded SW1 Investimentos in 2020, working in the Venture Capital and Private Equity market, seeking investments in high-growth businesses with the potential for social impact. In 2021, together with his friends and partners from the music and business scene, he joined forces with Luiz Eurico Klotz and Gui Boratto – two icons of national electronic music – to create a business aimed at consolidating and monetizing the entire value chain of music, covering career management, bookings, catalogs, releases, sponsorships, and more. Thus, Muzikizmo was born.

Trained as an architect, Gui Boratto is one of Brazil's most influential electronic music artists, recognized for his ability to blend techno, house, and emotive melodies in his productions. Born in São Paulo, Boratto began his career as a producer and sound engineer, collaborating with various bands and artists before gaining international recognition. In 2005, with the single "Arquipélago," and in 2007, with the release of his debut album, “Chromophobia,” regarded as a milestone in global electronic music, both released by the legendary German label Kompakt. In addition to his acclaimed productions, Boratto expanded his talents into film, remixing the main theme of the Oscar-winning film “City of God” (2003), composing the main theme for the Brazilian film “Paraísos Artificiais” (2012), and contributing his song “Take My Breath Away” to the Oscar-winning film “La Grande Bellezza” (2013). He was commissioned by Karl Lagerfeld to create the soundtrack for the iconic brand Chanel (2011) and contributed to the soundtrack of the iconic game Halo 4 (2012). Boratto also left an indelible mark on Brazilian music by producing "Change" (2021), the last song recorded by Rita Lee, one of the biggest names in Brazilian rock. Additionally, his epic remix of “Mutante” (2021), also by Rita Lee and Roberto de Carvalho, reaffirmed his ability to reinvent great works. Boratto has collaborated with major names in international electronic music, such as Tim Simenon of Bomb The Bass and Darren Emerson, former member of Underworld, in projects that reaffirm his influence and talent in the genre. He has remixed heavyweight artists like Pet Shop Boys, Massive Attack, Paul Simon, Morcheeba, Goldfrapp, among others. Gui Boratto is also a regular at the world's largest music festivals, such as Coachella, Montreux Jazz Festival, Awakenings, Timewarp, Mutek, Wire, Monegros, Creamfields, Primavera Sound, and Sziget Festival, solidifying his reputation as one of the most respected and versatile producers in the global electronic scene. With a career spanning over two decades, Boratto continues to be a central figure in the global electronic scene, co-founding the label D.O.C. Records to promote new talents like Monolink, Rodriguez Jr., Vintage Culture, Coppola, L_CIO, Shadow Movement, and Elekfantz, among others. He is also co-founder of Atomic Soda, a new booking agency dedicated to electronic music DJs, and serves as A&R at MZKZM.

Juliana is a partner responsible for the Legal Affairs and ESG areas at Muzikizmo. She is a lawyer with extensive experience in contract law, media, entertainment, and intellectual property. She has worked in film production and advertising companies in Brazil, talent agencies, and event and festival production companies, both nationally and internationally. Her practice includes strategic planning for music business ventures, management of artistic contracts, and music rights. With a Master's in NGO Management from Bocconi University in Milan, she is currently pursuing a PhD in Transnational Business Regulation. She is also a co-founder of the NGO Oltre Food For Brains, which promotes cultural projects in Tanzania.

Alexandro is a business administrator with over 15 years of experience in financial and tax planning in the events and entertainment market. He was a partner at the artistic content agency Plusnetwork, responsible for the financial management of large events such as the early editions of Tomorrowland, Electric Zoo, Afterlife, Milkshake, Circoloko, Elrow, Bloom, as well as tours for renowned artists like David Guetta, Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto, among others. He currently works in the Financial and Administrative area at MZKZM.

Graduated in Fashion Design with a specialization in Journalism from ECA-USP, Aline de Miranda is passionate about music and has combined this passion with her professional life, working in communication and marketing for 10 years. Her journey began in mid-2015 when she merged her analytical skills with her familiarity with the internet, starting as an Account Manager for new investors at Meta (formerly Facebook Brazil). During this time, she served a diverse range of clients while also prospecting DJs and artists who wanted to increase their reach on Facebook and Instagram. This experience marked her initial steps into the artistic field. As a Performance Media professional, Aline developed a plan to work at Google and learn as much as possible to offer a comprehensive media service for the artists she aimed to support. In December of the same year, she was hired at Google as an Account Manager, this time serving agencies. By then, Aline had already worked with clients such as Vintage Culture, Chemical Surf, and the agency Entourage Conteúdo Artístico, where she spent three years (2016-2019) managing both the artistic and event areas. She coordinated communication and marketing for events like Time Warp, Kaballah Festival, Tantsa, Michael Deep, AiR Rooftop, and Só Track Boa, which became a significant success in the national electronic music scene. Throughout this period, she honed her skills in team management, event production, musical curation, strategic planning, and social media, collaborating with major international music names like ANNA, Amelie Lens, Stimming, and Nina Kraviz. During the same time, she connected with key figures in São Paulo's electronic scene, providing her Marketing, Communication, and Media services to collectives like Mamba Negra, Festa Selvagem, Folklore, and AKT, contributing to events featuring significant Brazilian and international artists. In 2019, she expanded her portfolio by working on projects for major artists, including limited edition vinyl releases featuring Tulipa Ruiz and João Donato, Dona Onete, and musical releases for Pitty and Recayd Mob. During the pandemic, Aline participated in two incentive projects under the PROAC program through the Aldir Blanc announcements: the musical live project ‘Wave Live Act’ by Érica Alves and João Pinaud and the POC Festival, created by Victor Almeida. In 2022, she began working in the A&R department of Brasil Discos, founded by Béco Dranoff and Felippe Llerena. She was involved in releases of remixes of Brazilian music classics, including ‘Musidisc Remixed’ and ‘Baile dos Orixás Remixed.’ At 30 years old, Aline has worked for major national and multinational companies and currently leads the marketing and performance area at MZKZM, an artistic management company founded by Luiz Eurico Klotz and Bruno Vieira.

Graduated in Marketing and Business in the United States, Claudio works in the phonographic and audiovisual market, focusing on production, content creation, release, licensing, copyright, and distribution of musical and cinematographic content. A co-founder of the Brazilian Independent Music Association (ABMI), he began his career at Alliance Entertainment Corporation in the USA. He served as Label Manager and A&R at Castle Music (UK and BRA), where he was responsible for launching labels and catalogs in Brazil for major names like Bruce Dickinson, Black Sabbath, Motörhead, Nazareth, among others. He was also the Label Manager for Concord Jazz in Brazil, alongside the curation and A&R of Zuza Homem de Mello, one of his mentors. As Artistic Director and Executive Producer, he managed labels, brands, and notable artists across different segments, such as Eagle Rock Entertainment, Montreux Jazz Festival, MGM Soundtracks, Sunday Best, Tommy Boy, DC Comics, and Sesame Street. He released significant soundtracks from MGM Soundtracks/United Artists, including classics with contributions from renowned producers like Burt Bacharach, John Barry, Michel Legrand, Elmer Bernstein, and Henry Mancini, consolidating his importance in the international market and receiving awards and critical acclaim. He released the album "Performing This Week...Live at Ronnie Scott’s" by the legendary guitarist Jeff Beck, which won the 52nd Grammy Awards for Best Instrumental Rock Performance, reinforcing his role in promoting and launching renowned projects in the international market. Throughout his career, he has released over 1,000 hours of music and 2,000 hours of audiovisual content. This includes an extensive list of significant artists such as The Rolling Stones, Queen, Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Pink Floyd, Eric Clapton, The Cure, Iron Maiden, and many others. Claudio is currently the Executive Director of MZKZM and manages over 50 artists across different genres, working closely with the strategic planning of releases, bookings, licensing, and content creation for audiovisual platforms.