The Anyma Genesys vinyl is the physical debut of one of electronic music’s most compelling solo statements in recent years, and it arrives on Interscope with the kind of weight that makes it worth tracking down in this format.
Who Is Anyma
Anyma is the solo project of Matteo Milleri, the Italian-American DJ and producer best known as one half of Tale of Us. That duo spent the better part of a decade defining a particular strain of atmospheric, emotionally dense electronic music, building a devoted following through both recorded work and marathon live performances. The solo project steps out from that partnership and gives Milleri room to work on his own terms, with his own collaborators and on his own schedule. The result is a debut that reflects both where he came from and where he is clearly headed.
About the Anyma Genesys Vinyl
Genesys is Anyma’s first full-length solo album, executive produced by Milleri himself and released through Interscope. The record brings together a genuinely striking cast of collaborators: Chris Avantgarde, Cassian, CamelPhat, Delhia de France, Grimes, Rebuke, Innellea, Poppy Baskcomb, and Sevdaliza all appear across the album. That list cuts across a wide range of sounds and scenes, from melodic house and techno to experimental pop and left-field electronica, and it signals an artist reaching deliberately outward rather than staying safely within familiar territory. This is not a DJ album or a stopgap release. It is a structured, considered debut built for repeated listens.
Why This Pressing Belongs in Your Collection
Vinyl suits this record. The production on Genesys is detailed and textured, the kind of work that benefits from a format that rewards careful listening. Released through Interscope, this LP pressing carries the backing of a major label while representing an artist who built his reputation entirely through independent electronic music. That combination is unusual, and it makes this a record that sits at an interesting crossroads in Anyma’s career. For collectors interested in where contemporary electronic music is moving, or for anyone already invested in the Tale of Us world, this is the copy to own. Physical releases from this corner of electronic music do not always stay in circulation, and a debut with this many notable contributors is not the kind of record that gets overlooked for long.
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