John Summit voices Wasserman Music exodus opinion amid Jeffrey Epstein connection 

Taking to his social media accounts, American DJ and record producer John Summit has voiced his opinion against Casey Wasserman and his involvement in the Jeffrey Epstein files.

Making his opinion known in the most direct of manners, American DJ and record producer John Summit has announced that “if Casey Wasserman doesn’t step down, I will not remain with the agency.” A stance that comes following the news that the CEO and founder of Wasserman Music was involved in the newly released Epstein files, as email evidence showcased his direct contact with Ghislaine Maxwell, a convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein. 

A revelation that is directly connected with the entertainment industry, Wasserman’s involvement has also led to a mass exodus of artists from his talent agency, including the likes of pop star Chappell Roan and rock band Dropkick Murphys who have already parted ways with Wasserman Music. Adding to this, various acts have called for major changes, with Summit now coming forward and stating the following;

“If Casey Wasserman doesn’t step down, I will not remain with the agency. His actions do not reflect the integrity of the agents I work with, and if change does not happen, we will take our talents elsewhere.” 

A clear message on how the majority of the artists feel following Wasserman’s involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and his correspondence, it has now also become a further talking point on how Wasserman should also resign from his leading role at the upcoming 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, as taking full accountability for his actions is what is expected in a general context.