Months of lockdown have left us quite thirsty for music, collective experiences and losing ourselves to dance. Pia Musik's Piazolla-Festival somewhere up in the Swiss mountains almost made up for all the weekends of self isolation.

Rosanna @ Piazolla Festival

Playing Naders «Party Garantie» at Friedas Büxe in Zürich for some of my closest friends always makes me more nervous than playing a big room full of strangers.

Rosanna @ Party Garantie (Friedas Büxe)

Ever wondered if men are really being treated differently behind the decks? I did. So I decided to find out and play my gig at Schatzalp up in the swiss mountains with a moustache glued to my face and my boobs taped under my armpits. Wouldn't recommend, mobility is shite, but I'm still very happy with the set.

Schatzalp 2021 Intro

Rosanna is no friend of genre boundaries. If she‘s asked about the style of music she plays, her answer usually is: „I play music my girlfriends would dance to“. And because Rosannas girlfriends are a pretty openminded crowd who will dance to about everything that has heart, funk and soul, her spectrum goes from Classic House to UK Bass. In short: She plays music for girls who love to loose themselves in movement throughout the night. And for every other creature of darkness and glitter there is out there, too. 

Rosanna has left her mark all over the Swiss electronic music scene. As one half of «Grüter&Bürgin» on Swiss National Radio SRF3, she hosted and produced the only nationwide electronic music radio show in Switzerland. With her collective «Les Belles de Nuit» she advocated (and still advocates) for diversity and gender equality within Swiss nightlife and club culture. And as a DJ, she played all relevant clubs and festivals in Switzerland. 

During the day, she produces documentaries. At night, music is her heartbeat. 

She lives, loves and works in Zürich.

Rosanna

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