Its Leah Luna

Its Leah Luna World Music DJ | Mentor | Creator ''A DJ that transcends boundaries, ignites souls, and guides you on
transformative musical odysseys.''
[Pablo P.

at Healing Festival]

Berlin-based DJ Leah Luna is a dynamic and versatile artist who effortlessly embodies various creative roles, elevating the energy of dance floors around the world. With a wealth of international experience, Leah Luna brings deep passion and purpose to her craft, curating sets that create unforgettable moments of connection and liberation. LISTEN NOW -> https://soundcloud.com/dj_leah_luna

FIND OUT MORE -> www.leah-luna.com

29/05/2026

there’s something so special about sharing a passion with someone who gets just as excited as you do over the smallest things 🫠

one of the first things we did when we met was ask each other, “what’s your vibe?” and then we just started DJing.

back then we were both still such beginners.

fast forward a few years and we’re spending sunday nights in our living room getting way too excited over nailing transitions, mixing genres and random little ideas 🥹

honestly, it feels really special to share something you love with someone and watch each other grow in it over time.

also… we’re taking this energy to AUSTRALIA next week 🇦🇺

catch us at for two sets-
honestly can’t wait! 😍🔥

26/05/2026

find me playing at this Saturday ❤️

time for some real talk: I used to think dance had to look good.

now I’m way more interested in what happens when people stop trying to look like anything at all.

Ecstatic Dance is a free-form dance journey-
no performance, no talking on the dancefloor, no need to be “good” at dancing.

just music, movement, body, breath, release.

a space to move through whatever you’re carrying and come back to yourself a little.

that’s the kind of dancefloor I love creating for.

If you’re in Auckland, come join this Saturday 😍

doors open 5:30pm
👉🏽 more info via

On the 30th of May, Manawa transforms into a mini festival of movement, music, expression and connection.We are beyond e...
25/05/2026

On the 30th of May, Manawa transforms into a mini festival of movement, music, expression and connection.

We are beyond excited to welcome Leah Luna to the Manawa dance floor.

Known for immersive, high-energy sets that blend Bass House, Afro House, tribal rhythms and hypnotic electronic textures, Leah Luna creates sonic journeys where expression unfolds naturally, barriers dissolve, and music becomes a fully embodied experience.

From Berlin to Bali to Aotearoa, her genre-fluid approach bridges underground electronic music with emotional depth, sensual tension and explosive collective energy.

Through projects such as Morph Festival NZ and her Ecstatic Boiler Room experiences, Leah Luna is helping reimagine what dance culture can feel like when freedom, embodiment and human connection take centre stage.

✨ What to expect ✨

Yoga
A gentle practice to arrive fully in your body and prepare the ground for movement.

Ecstatic Dance — 90min DJ Set
Let go and move freely in a safe, judgment-free space guided by deep, earthy beats and uplifting soundscapes.

Sound Healing
A soothing integration experience to rest, reflect, and settle the energy stirred through the dance.

Chai & Kai
Enjoy warming chai and nourishing kai in community — time to connect, share, and be held in warmth.

Whether you’re a seasoned dancer or brand new to the space, you’re welcome here.

This is for anyone seeking deeper connection to self and others through movement and meaningful conversations.

Let’s cultivate a community where we live from the heart.

08/05/2026

I genuinely can’t tell anymore if this is a banger or stockholm syndrome 😅

i’ve been dabbling in music production for almost two years now.

starting tracks.
restarting them.
overthinking them.
convincing myself they’re not ready yet.

and honestly?
i think i got so used to gatekeeping my own music because sharing something you ACTUALLY care about is terrifying.

especially when it’s unfinished.
especially when it’s personal.
especially when you’re still learning.

but the last few months i’ve been taking music way more seriously…
and i’m realizing keeping everything hidden forever isn’t actually helping me grow.

so this is me trying to post the songs before they feel perfectly finished.
before my brain over-processes them into oblivion 🫠💯

oh and yes, this is just one tiny snippet of one drop.

anyway…
what do we think? more of this?

❤️

06/05/2026

the confident version of me and the overthinking version of me coexist heavily 🫠

and honestly… I think that’s part of building a life that actually means something to you.

👉🏽 because the bigger the dream, the more it asks from you.

more trust.
more courage.
more moments where you have to keep going even while questioning yourself.

there are genuinely days where I feel deeply inspired and completely overwhelmed at the same time 🙃

but i think i’m realizing that maybe self doubt doesn’t mean you’re on the wrong path.

maybe it just means you care deeply about what you’re creating.

and i’d rather care deeply,
risk looking stupid,
and fully go for it…

than spend my life wondering what would’ve happened if I did.

if you’re building something big while also trying to keep your nervous system regulated… welcome ❤️

23/04/2026

look at that moon 🥹
I’m still not over this

21/04/2026

Your nervous system doesn’t always want to talk. Sometimes it wants to move.

There’s actually a reason why dancing, shaking, singing, crying and jumping around your room can make you feel better.

👉🏽 Movement helps your body complete the stress cycle.
Music, rhythm and movement can lower cortisol, regulate your nervous system and release emotions that words can’t always reach.

And honestly… I think this is one of the ways I come home to myself 🥰

Tell me I’m not the only one who does this ❤️👉🏽

20/04/2026

I don’t think I will ever be the same after this…

The truth is: the storm didn’t just tear through the festival site.

It tore through every part of me that still believed I had to do everything alone 🥹

What I saw over those 24 hours was people showing up for each other in the most beautiful way.

And I think that’s what I’ll remember most.

Not the stress. Not the mud. Not the exhaustion.

THE PEOPLE. 🤍

And if there’s one thing I’m taking with me from all of this…
it’s that we were never meant to do it alone 🥰

I think these last 3 months changed my life.It’s been a week since we closed the containers, left site and finally exhal...
09/04/2026

I think these last 3 months changed my life.

It’s been a week since we closed the containers, left site and finally exhaled. Only now, after a few days of rest, do I feel like I can begin to put this into words 🥹

6 months of tireless work went into Morph. We launched only 5 months ago, which honestly is almost no time to build a festival.

People questioned us. Asked if we were really sure we wanted to do this. It was a massive risk.

We did it anyway.

Our little core team slowly grew. More people joined. We shaped, morphed, doubted, cried and kept going.

About 2 months ago, Morph became my full-time world. Other projects paused. It honestly felt like we were building a baby 😅

Then came the week on site.

We arrived on Monday and built EVERYTHING.

Then on Thursday, 3 hours before opening the gates, a cyclone came through and we lost almost everything.

We had to delay opening. And within 24 hours, we rebuilt it all.

What a crew. What a team. What a community.

Then on Friday at 2pm, the gates opened.

And somehow… it felt like nothing had happened.

When the opening ceremony began, I stood there with tears in my eyes, looking around at the smiles, hugs, dancing, relief and love.

These last weeks have been some of the most challenging, exhausting and meaningful weeks of my life.

I cried. I laughed. I worked my ass off.

Bruised everywhere, surviving on coffee and adrenaline, switching between building, posting updates, performing, trying to sleep, and somehow holding it all together.

But more than anything, I am deeply touched.

By our team- every person who showed up fully and kept going through the rain, exhaustion and chaos.

By the volunteers- who stood with us from day one until the very end.

There were moments where I stood in the middle of that paddock, looking out at dancing people of all ages and backgrounds. Watching kids play freely. Seeing hugs, reunions, tears, laughter…

And in those moments, I kept thinking:

We did it.

We created the kind of space we have all been longing for.

A place that felt safe, alive and connected.
A place that felt like home.

And maybe, somewhere in all of this…
I found home again ❤️

02/04/2026

Sunday afters just hit different ✨

Maybe because after the week we had, nobody was ready to let it end 🥹

After the storm, the rebuild, the late nights, the 4 hours sleep and somehow making it all happen…
Sunday night felt like the first moment we finally exhaled.

The whole crew ended up on stage.
People of all generations were dancing.

and lit the fire,
and jumped in for some bangers,
brought the bass
and then and carried us all the way home with their originals.

Honestly, Sunday night was never meant to go this hard.

But maybe that’s exactly why it became one of the most beautiful moments of the whole weekend 😍

To everyone who stayed with us until the very end-
THANK YOU!

Next up our crew will head to Australia to support our sister festival

We’re already dreaming about Morph 2027…
What would you love to see next year? 👀

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