Anna Lunoe
Born in Sydney and based in Los Angeles since the early 2010s, Anna Lunoe develops a project at the crossroads of house, electro, bass music and an electronic pop centered as much on rhythm as on voice. Initially active in the Australian dance scene as a host on FBi Radio and then as a DJ affiliated with Ministry of Sound Australia, she evolves her work toward production and songwriting, with a format where her tracks alternate between direct club tracks and more vocal-led songs. Anna Lunoe drew notice in the early 2010s with the EP Anna Lunoe & Friends in 2012, which notably includes a collaboration with Flume, then continues with All Out in 2014 and Right Party in 2019. Her career also intersects with artists like Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs, Sleepy Tom, Chris Lake or Nakamura Minami, in a register that blends pronounced basslines, dry percussion, house accents and festival-energy without departing from a fairly pop approach in the melodies. Present in both clubs and major international events, Anna Lunoe has performed on stages such as Coachella, Lollapalooza or EDC Las Vegas, while also pursuing curatorial and radio-hosting activity around electronic culture. In 2024, Anna Lunoe released the album Pearl.