Few musicians in techno work to sound like no other - Wallis is one of them. A producer, live act, and DJ, she constantly pushes her music into new realms, always searching for something new in a genre that can sometimes struggle to reinvent itself. More at ease building worlds in the studio than chasing the spotlight, her output is driven by obsession, detail, and pure creative instinct.
 

Her catalogue speaks for itself: her DJ sets are packed with mostly her own unreleased material. While many follow trends, Wallis has carved a sound that feels hers unmistakably - unique, distinctive, and future-facing. She only cares about where her music was yesterday and how far she can push it tomorrow. Her recent releases Protect Me From My Friends and Goodbye Berlin deliver exactly that: a much-needed dose of originality in techno.
 

Wallis sees music as an art form and pushes back against anything disposable or toneless. Every release is personal, with a storyline behind it - from track names to EP covers to the poems she has engraved on records. The story is told in the music, but also through everything surrounding it, pushed to its maximum. Her sound is cinematic, melancholic, and energetic, with each release marking a clear step forward in her sound design.
 

Wallis has toured across almost every continent, equally at home on a large stage or in a small, intimate, sweaty basement. She has played some of the world’s most respected techno spaces, including Berghain, Basement NYC, and Vent Tokyo, as well as festivals such as Sónar, Parklife, and Nuits Sonores. Beyond the club, she recently produced the music for the Natasha Zinko runway show at London Fashion Week.