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Jeff Satur signs with Universal Music Southeast Asia, with a 2027 album and a world tour to follow
The Thai singer-songwriter moves from Wayfer Records to Universal Music Southeast Asia, with a second album due in the second quarter of 2027.

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Jeff Satur, one of Thailand's biggest pop exports, has signed with Universal Music Southeast Asia. The deal was announced on 21 October 2026 and comes with a plan: a second studio album in the second quarter of 2027, a solo stadium show in Bangkok, and a world tour running from late 2027 into 2028.
What the deal covers
Universal Music Southeast Asia will back Satur's creative direction, marketing, audience growth and touring, and will connect him with producers and artists across its network. Calvin Wong, who runs the company's Southeast Asia and Korea operations, has said the aim is to help Satur become a global star.
Satur was previously on Wayfer Records, part of Warner Music Thailand, the home of his earlier releases including his 2024 debut album Space Shuttle No.8 and the 2025 EP Red Giant.
The plan
The album is the first release under the new deal. A title, tracklist and release date have not been announced, and neither have the stadium date or any world tour stops. We will update this story when they land.
Why it matters
Satur is a Thai singer-songwriter with a real international touring footprint. His catalogue has passed 2 billion streams, and his 2025 Red Giant Tour played Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Japan, Hong Kong and Taiwan, then went on to Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Peru. He also sold out two nights at Bangkok's IMPACT Arena.
A major-label move at that stage is a bet on the next jump: bigger rooms, more English-language reach and a catalogue that travels. His recent tours show how far a Thai-language artist can travel.
More on the region's scene in Asian music on ADMC.
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