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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2025 · 1H

JRS172 Anetha

from Jeton Records Radio Show · host Ferhat Albayrak

The 166th episode of the Jeton Records Radio Show welcomes Anetha from France. Anetha is one of the most prominent and progressive artists in today’s electronic music landscape. DJ, producer, label manager, and co-founder of a talent agency, she’s also a trained architect — and her sets reflect that same meticulous structure and detail. Known for blending techno, trance, and experimental styles with a powerful and often emotional edge, Anetha has played across major clubs and festivals globally, including Berghain, Blitz, Awakenings, Dour, Sonar, Fabric, DC10, Movement Detroit, and many more. In 2024, she performed at the Paris Paralympics Closing Ceremony at Stade de France, in front of 80,000 people. She’s the founder of Mama told ya, a label focused on community, experimentation, and environmental impact. Her new project Fané.e introduces a seasonal, digital-only approach to music releases — offering flexibility and sustainability. Her debut album Mothearth, released in 2024, explores themes of femininity, climate responsibility, and identity through a fearless blend of genres from techno to drum & bass. We are thrilled to feature Anetha on this month’s Jeton Records Radio Show with her set recorded live at DGTL25.Enjoy!

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