From Classical Conservatory to Festival Stages

Esther Anaya began playing violin as a child and trained at classical conservatories before discovering electronic music. Over the past 20 years, she has worked to bridge the gap between orchestral instrumentation and club culture, bringing the violin into the heart of festivals and bass-heavy dance floors. Her background includes performances at EDC Mexico, Coca-Cola Flow, and Baja BeachFest, as well as high-profile sports events including the Waste Management Open 2025.

Breaking into the industry as both a DJ and instrumentalist presented challenges, particularly in a male-dominated field where the fusion of violin and EDM was not widely understood. Anaya credits her live performances with proving the concept, building her fanbase through energy and collaboration rather than explanation.

A Track About Taking Up Space

According to Anaya, "Triple threat is about owning who you are and embracing your talents, voice, and identity. It's a song to remind you to take up space, disrupt the status quo, and not shrink to make others feel comfortable."

The track arrives as Anaya enters the 2026 festival season following a busy 2025 that included the tech-house collaboration "Baseline" with Snoop Dogg and the groove-driven "More Than A Feeling" with vocalist Parker Matthews and Jayem. "Triple Threat" is now available on streaming platforms.