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DJ LUANE

@djluane

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🇧🇷 Brazilian DJ & Producer
🎧Electronic Music
🌍Based in Asia, Touring Worldwide
▼ ‘BASS DETECTED’OUT NOW

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Just follow me …. 🎶🎶 by @djluane

Thanks for having me @avalonhollywood for memorial weekend 🙌🏻 @mayhemhollywood photo by @tonysib_visuals
Thanks to @a_cruzofficial7 by @djluane

#41 on 2020 @djanemagbr 🙏🏻
Hoping we all can do festivals again next year

#singapore #djluane #djs #femaledjs #djanemagbr by @djluane

Catch me this week by @djluane

Bass Detected 😎 stream in all platforms by @djluane

@djlisieux 🫶🏻

@isabelle_carolin 🫶🏻 by @djluane

Airport 😅 I was bored lol by @djluane

Let’s gooo tonight im on 6 pm ! RSVP link on my stories by @djluane

😂😂 save my new song by @djluane

Have you heard Bass detected yet? 😎 by @djluane

@amsterdamdanceevent 🫶🏻

@spotlightsiren @djlisieux @looraofficial @djmonnayofficial by @djluane

We asked men on the streets of Amsterdam, during the 30 years of ADE, one simple question: who is your favorite female DJ?
Watch the seconds before the answer.

These are not random people. Most of them work in electronic music and are here for ADE, an event that has supported women and their careers for years. And still, many of them stopped, looked up and needed time to think. “That’s a good question” was the answer we heard the most.
When the names finally came, they were great ones: KI/KI, Charlotte de Witte, Sara Landry, Amelie Lens, Nina Kraviz. The talent is there. So why don’t women come to mind first?

That pause says a lot about visibility. It is not about talent. It is about who gets the headline slots, the playlists, the covers and the conversations.
So now we ask you: who is the first DJane that comes to your mind? Drop her name in the comments and let’s make that list impossible to forget.

#DJanes #ADE2026 #djanemaguae #FemaleDJ #DJaneMag by @djluane