A child of the late '70s who grew up in a small village in Normandy, France, Clotaire began his music business odyssey by playing drums for several years.
Clotaire is a Depeche Mode fan and spends the majority of his holidays longboarding in exotic locales around the globe, including St. Barth, Guethary, Sri Lanka and California.
Voted ‘international agent of the year’ at Musexpo 2016 and nominated as ‘best agent’ at the European Festival Awards 2017.

Jérémie began his carrer writing songs, after school, for pop stars that will remain unnamed here.
He then launched a publishing and management company where he discovered and developed a young artist named Ben l’Oncle Soul. They parted way after an arena tour and half a million albums sold.
After his partner changed career, he started the Junzi Arts adventure in 2013 with Clotaire Buche.

Born and raised by the sea, under the sun and the palm trees, Laura came to Paris to study, fell in love with the city and decided to conquer the world from here. After some years working at the production of tv channels then fashion shows, she decided to put her knowledge of Excel sheets to her long cherished wish: live shows. Again and again, she longs for the shivering feeling when shows are about to start, the lights go out and the audience starts to clap... Chills every time.

As a true French Touch kid, only raised by electronic music, the 16 years old Thomas was sneaking out at night so he could attend the best parties in Nancy.
Seven years ago, he came to Paris so he could fulfill his dream; making its contribution in the music industry. What he likes most? Feeling the atmosphere of Montmartre, strolling in the city from cafés to concerts.

Bored with her native suburb, Andréa came to Paris to enjoy French cultural life and more specially live gigs. Sensitive to music from a very early age, she first learnt classical piano and then became more and more excited by rock music. Curious and keen to consistently challenge herself, she has recently started to study ballet and Swedish. Above all, she has a knack for statistics and organization which led her to work as an administrative manager in the music industry.

Originally from the South-West, Maelenn quickly dreamed of going to live in Paris to take advantage of cultural activities with a particular attraction for music ranging from rap to electronic music.
After experiences in concert halls and the public organisation, she finally found her voice with Junzi in production & administration and a new passion : drag shows.

From Aveyron to Gare de Lyon, there’s only a heartbeat away. Marie grew up in the countryside before heading to the big city to study — and has never left since. Feminist and passionate about creating spaces where people come together without barriers, she first got involved in promoting women’s sports. After a few years, her love for music — something she’d always nurtured and fine-tuned in her free time — started knocking louder and louder at her door. So here she is, answering the call. And honestly, she couldn’t be more excited to join such an inclusive environment, surrounded by artists that inspire her!

Célestine was raised in the South of France and has always been involved in the theater field, whether on stage or working towards and with the audience. After working in her native area for a few years, she decided to move to the Capital to enjoy the many cultural aspects it offers. Being naturally curious, she enjoys exploring museums and galleries, dancing to electronic tunes, and looking for fresh artists to follows, all the while staying true to her old favorites.

Originally from the North of France, Édouard moved to Paris three years ago to pursue his studies and immerse himself in the cultural heart of France. Passionate about music and deeply connected to LGBTQIA+ culture, he has always been inspired by pop stars, legendary divas, and vibrant pop culture. Joining Junzi Arts in a work-study program, he now focuses on digital communication, bringing his creativity and passion to the team.