Schooled by the vibrant underground scene of Brazil and later embedded in Berlin’s electronic tapestry, The Lady Machine (Ana Miranda) has carved out a distinct niche as one of techno’s most compelling and meticulous selectors. Honing her craft since the early 2000s, she swiftly rose from São Paulo’s clubs to international visibility, celebrated for her deep vinyl knowledge, razor-sharp mixing, and uncompromising taste. Her sets channel the raw, mechanical spirit of classic Detroit and Birmingham techno, threaded with futuristic precision, kinetic rhythms, and a touch of old-school groove.

This trademark approach has captured dancefloors at cult venues such as Berghain, Tresor, and Fabric, as well as on renowned platforms like Boiler Room and HÖR Berlin. The Lady Machine’s passion for hardware and syncopated sound design is equally reflected in her productions, releasing music on esteemed labels like Mote-Evolver and Unterwegs. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, she seamlessly blends machine funk, hypnotic repetition, and experimental flair—earning the respect of both peers and dedicated followers of underground electronic music worldwide.