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Matteo Milleri, known as Anyma, is an Italian-American DJ, electronic music producer, and artist. His music is associated with melodic techno. He is a member of the duo Tale of Us and co-founder of the music platform Afterlife. Anyma's debut EP, Sentient, was released in June 20211 by Afterlife. The following month, he released the EP Claire through Rose Avenue Records. His debut album, Genesys, was released in 20231; the trilogy was continued with Genesys II in 2024 and concluded with The End of Genesys in 2025. Anyma has collaborated with artists including Grimes, Sevdaliza, Ellie Goulding, Yeat, Lana Del Rey, FKA Twigs, and GEM.

Matteo Milleri, known as Anyma, is an Italian-American DJ, electronic music producer, and artist. His music is associated with melodic techno. He is a member of the duo Tale of Us and co-founder of the music platform Afterlife. Anyma's debut EP, Sentient, was released in June 2021 by Afterlife. The following month, he released the EP Claire through Rose Avenue Records. His debut album, Genesys, was released in 2023; the trilogy was continued with Genesys II in 2024 and concluded with The End of Genesys in 2025. Anyma has collaborated with artists including Grimes, Sevdaliza, Ellie Goulding, Yeat, Lana Del Rey, FKA Twigs, and GEM.

History

2022–2023: Genesys

The project's first full-length album, Genesys, was released on 11 August 2023. It consisted of 14 tracks and featured guest artists such as Grimes, Sevdaliza, Chris Avantgarde, Rebūke, and CamelPhat. Exploring themes of artificial intelligence, humanity, and their coexistence, the concept album became highly successful, making Anyma the number-one selling artist on Beatport in 2023. The record also achieved international chart success, peaking at number five on the UK Official Dance Albums Chart. Several singles from the album became hits within the melodic techno scene, particularly "Consciousness", "Eternity", and "Welcome to the Opera", a collaboration with Grimes released in June 2023. Anyma integrated CGI and digital art into his live sets, collaborating with visual artist Alessio De Vecchi to expand the narrative of "EVA", a humanoid robot character that became the visual centerpiece of his shows. The artist's 2023 live appearances included a set on Tomorrowland's Freedom Stage, in Belgium.

2024–2025: Genesys II, The End of Genesys, and Sphere residency

On 29 March 2024, Anyma published his second studio album, Genesys II, on Afterlife/Interscope Records. The 21-track release included collaborations with PARISI, Karin Park, and others, as well as remixes from Eric Prydz, Kölsch, Amelie Lens, Daniel Avery, and up-and-coming artists from the Afterlife label. Anyma's live appearances in 2024 included Coachella, Tomorrowland, Always Live in Melbourne, Australia, and Ataköy Marina Arena in Istanbul, Turkey. On 15 July, it was announced that Milleri would be heading a residency, "Afterlife presents Anyma: The End of Genesys", at Sphere in Las Vegas, from late December to early 2025. He was the first electronic artist ever booked at the venue. 100,000 tickets for the first six shows were reported to have sold in 24 hours. Four shows in February and March 2025 were added to the original eight-day run. Guest artists at the residency included Ellie Goulding, FKA Twigs, John Summit, Grimes, Luke Steele, and Yeat, whose appearance was the first by a rapper at the venue. On 10 January 2025, Anyma released "Hypnotized", a collaboration with Ellie Goulding, as the lead single from his upcoming third studio album. The track was met with widespread acclaim from critics. "Hypnotized" reached No. 1 on the Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart, becoming Anyma's first No. 1 single on any Billboard chart. On 14 February, he released "Voices in My Head" with Argy and Son of Son, as the album's second single. During the last show of his residency, Milleri confirmed that his upcoming album would be titled The End of Genesys and would come out on 23 May. On 25 March, it was reported that Milleri had signed a global publishing deal with Kobalt Music Group. Anyma performed back-to-back sets with Solomun at Ultra Music Festival's 25th edition in March 2025, and appeared with Yeat at Coachella 2025. Other 2025 bookings have included Tomorrowland, the Sziget Festival in Budapest, Hungary, Zurich Open Air in Switzerland, and Rock en Seine in France. In 2025, Anyma was listed in the top ten of DJ Mag s Top 100 DJs list for the first time. He also performed at the 2025 League of Legends World Championship final in China, where he served as a co-director of the opening ceremony. Anyma provided a remix of the tournament's official song, "Sacrifice", performed by G.E.M. during the event.

Artistry

Anyma's sound is influenced by melodic house and techno, with elements of ambient, electronica, and classical music. His live performances are designed to create a sonic and visual landscape that allows the audience to interact with the digital art and music.

Visual arts and fashion

In 2023, Milleri collaborated with the Milan fashion collective 44 Label Group on a "capsule collection" meant to reflect "the seamless synergy between music and fashion". In 2024, he was the visual creative director for the Weeknd's One Night Only concert in São Paulo, Brazil, with Alessio De Vecchi serving as art director for the visuals.

Discography

Studio albums

Genesys (2023) Genesys II (2024) The End of Genesys (2025)

EPs

Singles

Remixes

Notes

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