Anyma

From New York to Milan: The Genesis of a Visionary

Matteo Milleri, born on May 19, 1988, in New York, is a multidisciplinary artist and visionary producer, revered globally both for being one half of the iconic duo Tale of Us and for his revolutionary solo project, Anyma. Although born in the United States, son of the Italian tycoon Francesco Milleri, his artistic training was forged in Italy. The turning point came in 2008 at the SAE Institute in Milan, where he met Carmine Conte. United by a shared vision of redefining electronic music, the duo moved to Berlin, immersing themselves in the epicenter of Techno to perfect their emotive and atmospheric sound that would soon conquer the world.

Tale of Us and the Afterlife Empire

As a co-founder of Tale of Us, Milleri helped sculpt the landscape of modern Melodic Techno. The duo reached stardom with releases on prestigious labels and their debut album "Endless" on Deutsche Grammophon. However, their greatest cultural contribution was the creation of Afterlife in 2016. More than a record label, Afterlife became a global phenomenon of immersive events, famous for its hypnotic visuals and its "falling man" symbology. Through residencies in Ibiza and festivals around the planet, Milleri and Conte established a new standard for the clubbing experience, fusing cutting-edge electronic music with a deep visual narrative.

The Digital Renaissance: The Anyma Phenomenon

In 2021, Matteo Milleri unleashed his digital alter ego: Anyma. This project represents an unprecedented fusion of music, 3D digital art, and NFT technology, exploring the intersection between the physical and digital worlds. Centered on a science fiction narrative starring his humanoid avatar EVA 0, Anyma has redefined live shows. His debut album "Genesys" (2023) and its subsequent chapters consolidated his sound: powerful, melodic, and cinematic. Anyma made history by becoming the first electronic music act to have a residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas, offering an audiovisual experience so advanced that it blurred the boundaries of reality. With collaborations ranging from Grimes to CamelPhat, Anyma is not just a musical project; it is an artistic statement about the future of humanity and technology.