Meet The Pianist Who Said No To The Status Quo

Spoiler alert: Classical pianists aren’t supposed to be disruptors.

They’re supposed to:
× Play it safe
× Follow tradition
× Stay in their lane
× Stick to the script

Then there’s Luis Magalhães

When we first met Luis, he didn’t ask about traditional marketing or standard PR.
He asked: “How can we revolutionize how people experience classical piano?”

That’s when we knew we’d found one of our first Catalyst artist.

Because Luis understands something crucial:
Liszt wasn’t just a composer – he was a rockstar who made women faint at concerts.
Beethoven wasn’t just a pianist – he was a rebel who broke every piano he touched.
Mozart wasn’t just a prodigy – he was the original musical troublemaker.

And Luis? He’s not just a pianist.
He’s a revolutionary disguised as a classical musician.

His upcoming album isn’t just a recording.

It’s a statement.
A disruption.
A revolution in 88 keys.

We’re proud to announce Luis Magalhães as one of Catalyst.Music’s first clients.

Not because he plays beautifully (he does).
Not because he has impeccable technique (he has).
But because he dares to ask: “What if we did things differently?”

Stay tuned. This is going to be fun.