Anna Lunoe
Anna Lunoe started DJing as a teenager in Sydney. Her track "Alright" from 2013 became a breakout hit internationally, leading to festival bookings and...
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Anna Lunoe started DJing as a teenager in Sydney. Her track "Alright" from 2013 became a breakout hit internationally, leading to festival bookings and collaborations. She's worked with artists like Genesis Owusu on "Back Seat" and Flume on "I Met You."
Her music ranges across electronic styles, from techno to more ambient pieces. Beyond production, she's been vocal about LGBTQ+ rights, which caused a performance cancellation in South Korea in 2015 after threats from conservative groups.
As a solo artist, she's put out tracks like "Breathe," "Double Dip," and others that don't stick to one subgenre. The work feels more about following an idea than fitting a format.
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