latest mix
02.01.09 My latest mix featuring my remix collaboration with Chris Ward of An On Bast’s ‘Upon the Dew Drops’ ep which comes out on La Folia Recordings in March.


News

Soon to be Antiques

January 23, 2010

Cover Design for La Folia Recordings

January 20, 2010


A cover I whipped up today for one of the upcoming releases on the label, Chris Ward’s ‘Don’t Know’.

I choose to collage images from his blog and texturize them. Conceptually this is what came about after discussing ideas with Chris, and what my inspiration finally realized.

The Farm Winter by Michael Connors

January 17, 2010

In the white gusts, sharp edged pin pricks of needles on skin, we walked through natures tumultuous exertions.

Photography by Michael Connors

Upon The Dew Drops

January 16, 2010

My next release will be a remix  done in collaboration with Chris Ward for An On Bast’s ‘Upon The Dew Drops ep’ coming out on La Folia. The release also features a remix by Douglas Greed, one of my favorite producers.

The Farm in Autumn

December 20, 2009

lovely trees and birds and breezes

La Folia Recordings

August 10, 2009

La Folia Recordings has recently been redesigned to showcase our new vibe.

Modifyer Blog Mix

December 14, 2008

Tongue and Cheek Mix
Tech-House, Techno, Break-Beat 11.07

The Modyfier music blog featured one of my mixes. Its a process series created by an artist based in San Francisco. The series has several mixes with write ups regarding the process of inspiration of the creators.

“DJ Inanna is one of our favorite DJ’s at Spineshaker. She found her way into our hearts and minds with the very first track of her Electrotech mix – “Who’s Afraid of Detroit – Claude Von Stroke”. Her latest mix, a promo dj mix for her upcoming tour, has again displayed Inanna’s high level of skill and her enduring dedication to the art of mixing and production. DJ Inanna begins this mix with a cinematic intro, and a haunting progressive set the slowly evolves into a dreamy techy trance.” – Spineshaker.com

“Tech House music never sounded so good with the tech house set Tongue and Cheek by DJ Inanna. There’s something inherently raw about DJ Inanna’s set Tongue and Cheek. Perhaps it is the simplistic nature of clean beats that builds progressively with no clutter and yet remains edgy and obtrusive. In essence Tonque and Cheek is like awork of art that needs to be displayed in a music vault at an audiophile museum…enjoy.” – The Freshpage

Cuisine Bristol, UK

February 7, 2008

Amazing video at Cuisine in Bristol, UK at Timbuk2, the night I played with DJ 3000

Chill Out Selections

January 16, 2008

Chillout Selections
Chillout, Ambient 01.07

“You might accuse us of sounding like a broken record, but we need to say it again – DJ Inanna is one of Spineshaker’s favourite DJ’s. Why? Because her mixes continue to show amazing diversity in style, she produces some excellent tracks, and she oozes creativity from every pore. This latest mix is a beautiful journey into the surreal. Next time you need a trip to some foreign country, throw this mix on instead.” – Spineshaker.com

Tracklist:
1. The Fountain – Morning Mix Intro – Inanna
2. Bali Hi – Original – Deep Dive Corp. – Jubilee Records
3. Luscus – Original – Deep Dive Corp. – Jubilee Records
4. Little Bullet – Dum Dum Mix – Spooky – Spooky
5. Airport – Original – Jonson – Mikrolux
6. Arplayin – Original – Jonson – Mikrolux
7. Myppa – Mukti – Original -Herb Recordings
8. Pendelum feat. Howard Burns – Kevin Yost – I Records
9. Sterling and Goulden – Original – Postprior – Ghostly International
10. Ode to the Machine – Original – Shamantic Technology – Herb Recordings
11. Gods are Sleeping – Original – Alexey V – Kahvi Collective
12. Bernard’s Song – Original – Outputmessage – Ghostly International
13. Locks – Original Mix – Lusine, David Wingo – Ghostly International
14. Small Things – Original – Badun – Stella Polaris Music
15. Cielo – Murcof
16. Kearn – Holden – Silver Planet

what is going on?
A shot from a recent photo shoot by Michael Connors on the farm in Massachusetts during my recent holiday visit. We spent a few hours running around in the freezing cold during a proper snow storm. Another memorable shoot full of beautiful imagery.





Diary

01.16.10

The world wil not shine as bright without you in it.

01.02.10

The new year is here. Happy New Year. I’m very excited for 2010, it has already been wonderful, if one can say so so early on. Things started to shape up after the solstice, and after a trying 2009 I am ready for the new.

Formost on my mind musically is the new releases on the label, which are all wonderful. We hold company with Douglas Greed, An, Mathew, Chris Ward (and hopefully one very special as of yet unamed contributor).

I am currently working on a new dubstep mix, wrapping up a dubstep remix, and gearing up for a garage gig in Seattle. I have two tech-house and electronic eps finished, that will be out spring-summer on La Folia. Iv been busy in my silence.

06.23.09

Old Friends, familiar faces. Some are leaving, others appearing. Missing many who are dear. Change is in the air. Can you feel it? Things are getting weirder. I can’t tell the difference between the dream, and whats is ‘real’ anymore. The strange is ever more becoming normal.

12.14.07

I’m currently sitting on the floor of my boyfriends studio apartment, smoking a freshly rolled spliff. I’m revisiting this mix, contemplating one year later what motivated me then, and what still makes it central to my reality now. Its an honest mix. What do I mean by honest?

I set out with specifics goals when making this mix. There are two central ideas that compromise it and I followed an emotional and analytical formula. This was quickest mix I have recorded to date, 4 days. Its a translation of how I feel about love, god, and every crazy, wonderful, sad, beautiful, phenomonal, frightening thing about everything. Each track was a petal to the flower. It was as much about the space in between as the sounds themselves. Its about the void, and what fills it. With each track I chose I asked, what does this say, if anything? I wanted a suttle mix of genres. Each track was played out almost in its entirety, every note had to be heard.

This mix was also silently dedicated to someone for there inspiration in its making. People, as flawed as we think we are, are miraculous creatures. We allow each other to experience love, and a whole collection of other emotions and experiences. If it is only for a moment we come together, I can always be thankful for what people allow me to experience and what they teach me. This is a recognition of the beauty, and the ugliness, that people can create together.

A year later I can still listen to it and enjoy it. I’m still in that place.

08.26.07

“I continue to listen to the Tongue and Cheek mix over and over. I love it, it takes so many elements of music that I love and puts them into one: minimal, detroit, haunting melodies, cerebral effects, warmth and soul. There is a maturity about it, a deep understanding of music and emotion. This mix has been an emotional and spiritual grounding point for me this summer, and I thank you. If you are ever coming up to Alberta, please let me know. I’d love to not only have a chance to see you perform, but perhaps extend your trip to edmonton.” Thank you Aaron!