On April 3nd, Anja Schneider presents a unique interdisciplinary project at the Salzburg Easter Festival, created in collaboration with renowned Berlin photographer Sven Marquardt. Set against the backdrop of Der Ring des Nibelungen, the evening offers a contemporary urban interpretation of Wagner's monumental work. Blending electronic music, visual art, and operatic elements, the performance reimagines Die Nibelungen through a modern, dystopian lens-raw, emotional, and deeply immersive. Accompanied by Marquardt's striking photographic works, Anja Schneider delivers an eclectic DJ set that engages directly with Wagner's themes, translating them into a deeply emotional electronic language. The result is an intense and captivating experience that draws the audience into a new sonic and visual narrative. As part of this project, Schneider has produced the Heartbroken EP in collaboration with Toni Planet. The release also features Berlin-based Brazilian opera singer João Tinen, whose voice adds a dramatic and expressive dimension to the work. The EP, titled after "Heartbroken"-the name given to the show by Sven Marquardt and Anja Schneider-will be released as a four-track project. The first part drops on April 2nd, marking the beginning of a deeply personal and artistically bold series. Musically, Heartbroken EP represents one of the most emotional and introspective bodies of work in Anja Schneider's career. Eclectic, contemporary, and uncompromising, the tracks offer a rare glimpse into the artist's inner world-layered with vulnerability, intensity, and depth. Framed by the evocative imagery of Sven Marquardt, this release transcends traditional genre boundaries, merging electronic music with operatic expression and visual storytelling into a singular artistic statement. https://www.instagram.com/anjaschneiderofficial

On April 3nd, Anja Schneider presents a unique interdisciplinary project at the Salzburg Easter Festival, created in collaboration with renowned Berlin photographer Sven Marquardt. Set against the backdrop of Der Ring des Nibelungen, the evening offers a contemporary urban interpretation of Wagner's monumental work. Blending electronic music, visual art, and operatic elements, the performance reimagines Die Nibelungen through a modern, dystopian lens-raw, emotional, and deeply immersive. Accompanied by Marquardt's striking photographic works, Anja Schneider delivers an eclectic DJ set that engages directly with Wagner's themes, translating them into a deeply emotional electronic language. The result is an intense and captivating experience that draws the audience into a new sonic and visual narrative. As part of this project, Schneider has produced the Heartbroken EP in collaboration with Toni Planet. The release also features Berlin-based Brazilian opera singer João Tinen, whose voice adds a dramatic and expressive dimension to the work. The EP, titled after "Heartbroken"-the name given to the show by Sven Marquardt and Anja Schneider-will be released as a four-track project. The first part drops on April 2nd, marking the beginning of a deeply personal and artistically bold series. Musically, Heartbroken EP represents one of the most emotional and introspective bodies of work in Anja Schneider's career. Eclectic, contemporary, and uncompromising, the tracks offer a rare glimpse into the artist's inner world-layered with vulnerability, intensity, and depth. Framed by the evocative imagery of Sven Marquardt, this release transcends traditional genre boundaries, merging electronic music with operatic expression and visual storytelling into a singular artistic statement. https://www.instagram.com/anjaschneiderofficial

Anja Schneider featuring DJ Minx - "Dirty Hands" With "Dirty Hands," Anja Schneider fulfills a long-held personal wish while opening a powerful new chapter in her artistic journey. The collaboration with DJ Minx grew out of deep admiration and a pivotal moment on Anja Schneider's Backstage, where Anja sat down with DJ Minx and DJ Paulette to discuss 30 years of women in the DJ business - through the lens of Detroit, Manchester, and Berlin. The conversation was raw, honest, and essential. DJ Minx's voice, tone, and clarity resonated long after the recording stopped. Inspired by that energy, Anja asked to use excerpts from the interview - and from that idea, "Dirty Hands" was born. Raw, driving, and uncompromising, the track captures exactly the sound Anja has championed for years: authentic, powerful, and rooted in underground culture. It's a statement piece - merging message and dancefloor intensity. The release arrives just ahead of Miami Music Week, where Anja will receive the Femme Award for outstanding achievements by women in electronic music, before joining DJ Minx behind the decks at the 20 Years of Rekids celebration. "Dirty Hands" is more than a collaboration. It's a bridge between generations and cities. A celebration of resilience, history, and the sound of now.

Anja Schneider featuring DJ Minx - "Dirty Hands" With "Dirty Hands," Anja Schneider fulfills a long-held personal wish while opening a powerful new chapter in her artistic journey. The collaboration with DJ Minx grew out of deep admiration and a pivotal moment on Anja Schneider's Backstage, where Anja sat down with DJ Minx and DJ Paulette to discuss 30 years of women in the DJ business - through the lens of Detroit, Manchester, and Berlin. The conversation was raw, honest, and essential. DJ Minx's voice, tone, and clarity resonated long after the recording stopped. Inspired by that energy, Anja asked to use excerpts from the interview - and from that idea, "Dirty Hands" was born. Raw, driving, and uncompromising, the track captures exactly the sound Anja has championed for years: authentic, powerful, and rooted in underground culture. It's a statement piece - merging message and dancefloor intensity. The release arrives just ahead of Miami Music Week, where Anja will receive the Femme Award for outstanding achievements by women in electronic music, before joining DJ Minx behind the decks at the 20 Years of Rekids celebration. "Dirty Hands" is more than a collaboration. It's a bridge between generations and cities. A celebration of resilience, history, and the sound of now.