Jessy Lanza

New yamaha in Jessy Lanza's Studio

"I started experimenting with like doing electronic stuff, someone gave me a copy of logic and it kinda went from there"

"So i sample her saying, the phrase 'cat daddy' and then in the sample the way it looped in Ableton it just turned into Kathy Lee"

In an Instagram post, Jessy Lanza features the Arturia MiniBrute Analog Synthesizer alongside a Rhodes Mark 2 and her Juno 106, illustrating her setup during a practice session.

In an Instagram post, Jessy Lanza showcases her studio setup, featuring the Roland AIRA TR-8 drum machine.

Iconic drum machine in the upper right corner!

Jessy Lanza: “I bought that because I wanted to make music that sounded like DJ Rashad [laughs]. I found out that they primarily use an MPC to make their tracks and it kind of appealed to me. I talked to Spinn about making tracks, and they would make them in a night or a few hours. The MPC is cool because you can just load the samples up and work really fast. It has a really great sequencer on it and the effects are cool. It sounds really good, so I wanted to try it. The song it was used on primarily is Oh No.”

She uses it in live and studio

Jessy Lanza is seen using a Fender Rhodes Mark II Stage Piano 73 in her home studio, as shown in a photo she shared on Instagram with the caption, "Practicing .. Need fog machine."

Jessy Lanza has added the Roland SH-101 synthesizer to her studio setup, as shown in her Instagram post.

She uses it in live performances and studio recordings

Always with her in live concerts

Jessy Lanza: “It works for my voice...I had this other mic, an Apex microphone with a cap on it, but it sounded like shit so for ‘Oh No’ we used the SM 7.”

In this photo, which comes from Lanza's 2021 KEXP performance, Yamaha Reface DX can be seen in her setup.

In this photo of Lanza performing at 2021 KEXP concert, one of the pedals in the setup is Eventide H9.