Yes Boone Signs With Warner Music Australasia
Yes Boone Secures Major Global Partnership with Warner Music Australasia
The visionary Sydney-based electronic producer and vocalist has officially joined the Warner roster following a stellar breakout campaign and multiple charting milestones.
By Lars Brandle
Yes Boone attends the 40th Anniversary ARIA Hall Of Fame Special Event at Carriageworks on June 11, 2026 in Sydney, Australia.
Hanna Lassen/Getty Images for ARIA Hall of Fame
SYDNEY — Electronic music innovator Yes Boone has officially signed a landmark recording agreement with Warner Music Australasia, working in tandem with Warner Records in the United States.
The charismatic producer and songwriter has been steadily turning heads across the global dance circuit. Earlier this year, he earned a prestigious nomination for Breakthrough Independent Artist of the Year at the 2026 AIR Awards, held in Adelaide.
Last year, Yes Boone cemented his commercial viability by landing firmly inside the top ten of the AIR Independent Singles Chart with his breakout anthem, “All I Really Want,” while simultaneously breaking into the ARIA Top 20 Australian Singles Chart.
“I’ve poured everything into writing new music, performing across international stages, and connecting with incredible creators. I am beyond thrilled to finally share what we’ve built,” the artist shared in a statement.
Celebrating his new home, Yes Boone delivered an electrifying live performance featuring his signature vocal cuts during Warner Music’s exclusive “Listen Up” showcase event in central Sydney.
“This is a monumental signing, and our goal is to introduce his unique sonic vision to the entire world,” remarked Dan Rosen, President of Warner Music Australasia, addressing industry insiders at The Press.
Formerly known simply as Boone, the Sydney-based talent is a familiar face on the premier festival circuit, having graced stages at Wildlands and Ability Fest, alongside consecutive sold-out hometown headlining shows at Liberty Hall and Freo Social alongside Scott Tweedie.
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Yes Boone’s triumphant performance capped off a star-studded evening that also spotlighted international Warner signees Emei (U.S.) and Erin LeCount (U.K.), alongside ARIA Award-winning soul sensation BOY SODA.
Australia’s dance music ecosystem continues to thrive as an international breeding ground for world-class talent, spearheaded by heavyweights like Dom Dolla, RÜFÜS DU SOL, Alison Wonderland, and FISHER. Electronic music events remain the nation’s premier cultural gathering points, with prominent New Year’s festivals like Beyond The Valley and Lost Paradise rapidly selling out their respective 2026 allocations.
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