Anna Tur

Sixteen years behind the radio glass

The radio booth was Anna Tur's first great laboratory, where she learned to read the energy of electronic music before translating that intuition into an international career. Born and raised in Ibiza within a family linked to the airwaves, she worked for sixteen years at Ibiza Global Radio and served as its director for fourteen, until May 2020. That period placed her at the center of the digital transformation of a station that was decisive in projecting the island's sound. She later opened a new path with On Air with Anna Tur, her weekly program and podcast, which surpassed three hundred episodes in 2026.

From house groove to hypnotic pressure

Her career in the booth took shape at the beginning of the 2010s and found one of its first defining stages at Space Ibiza. From there, she developed a flexible language, built on the groove of house and the tension of techno, with hypnotic rhythms, firm basslines, and ascending energy. That combination took her to festivals such as Creamfields, Street Parade, Kappa FuturFestival, Tomorrowland, and Ultra Australia, and to clubs like Pacha Ibiza, Amnesia, and Berlin's KitKatClub. She also became a recurring guest at Pyramid Ibiza and was part of its international circuit.

LOWLITA, Drumcode, and an expanding discography

Production gained weight with A New Illusion, her 2016 debut record and the starting point for Illusion Music Records. Later, she co-founded LOWLITA Records together with Gonçalo Miranda and Hosse, a label conceived to cross the elasticity of house with the forcefulness of techno. Her catalog includes the remix of Carl Cox's Sand, Moon & Stars, Bon Voyage for Drumcode, and collaborations with Metodi Hristov and Pablo Say. Her works have also appeared on Armada Music, Truesoul, IAMT, Set About, and Union Three. Between 2024 and 2025, she expanded that trajectory with Trip to Berlin, Ruta, Feel the Present, Oblivion Pulse, Dreams of Life, False REM, and Lux Tua.

Ibiza as root and global platform

Her journey combines local identity, radio craft, her own label, and a continuous presence on the international circuit. In 2015, she received the Vicious Music Award for Best Female Artist and in 2022 the Tanit Ibiza Award for her international career. In 2025, she shared a b2b of over two hours with Carl Cox in Madrid, and Forbes Spain included her among the fifty most influential women in the Balearic Islands. During 2026, she recorded a session for HÖR Berlin, maintained prominent dates in the Ibiza season, and released Let Me, Let Me, in addition to signing the official remix of I'm Alive, the classic by Paul Oakenfold and Infected Mushroom, for Perfecto Records. Her current position reflects a sustained evolution: that of an artist born in Ibiza who has turned the island's musical culture into her own exportable identity.