Nickarth & Monika Ilieva Spark Industry Buzz After High-Profile Visits to Warner Bros. Studios

A rising global powerhouse steps onto Hollywood’s doorstep — and the music world is watching for what comes next.

Nickarth & Monika Ilieva from Café De Anatolia Records Spotted at Warner Bros. Studios — Is a Major Collaboration Brewing?

Los Angeles is paying close attention — and with good reason. Two of the three visionary co-founders behind the internationally acclaimed Café De Anatolia brand, Nikola Iliev (Nickarth / Rialians On Earth) and Monika Ilieva, have been seen moving through some of America’s most influential entertainment hubs, leaving industry watchers buzzing with speculation.

Their recent visit to Warner Bros. Studios in Los Angeles — reportedly for a high-level meeting — immediately caught the eye of insiders. The appearance comes just days after the pair made a stop in New York to visit Warner Music Group’s ADA division (Alternative Distribution Alliance), a global leader in independent music distribution. Both visits were subtly confirmed through Instagram Stories shared from inside the studios, hinting that something bigger may be developing beneath the surface.

But the U.S. tour didn’t stop at the coasts. According to sources, Nikola and Monika were also spotted in San Francisco, exploring additional industry relationships and creative opportunities. The multi-city presence — New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco — has only amplified interest from the American market, where eyes are increasingly shifting toward global indie labels redefining the future of electronic music.

The timing adds fuel to speculation. Just months ago, Café De Anatolia achieved a landmark milestone by signing an administrative publishing agreement with Sony Music Publishing — a historic accomplishment for a Macedonian-founded label and a rare feat for an Eastern European electronic music entity. The move positioned the brand firmly within the international mainstream, validating its rapid rise and global influence.

With a media network exceeding 30 million followers and a dynamic roster of sub-brands — including Camelmove, Iconic Times, TechnoHouse CDA, CDAMag, Camelwav, and Get Viral Today — Café De Anatolia has become one of the most distinctive and disruptive voices in the global electronic landscape.

Now, with Nickarth and Monika’s high-profile U.S. visits, many are asking whether a new cross-continental collaboration is on the horizon. If their history is any indication, the answer could signal a major cultural moment — one that blends Eastern European artistry with Hollywood’s global entertainment power.

For now, the details remain under wraps. But one thing is certain:
Café De Anatolia’s story is only getting bigger — and the world is paying attention.