Sara Landry Biography: Age, Songs, Net Worth, Parents, Husband, Height, Ethnicity, Wikipedia

Sara Landry is an American DJ and music producer known for her hard techno sound, currently based in Amsterdam, Netherlands. She was born on September 22, 1993, in Sausalito, California.

Sara Landry spent her early years moving between Boulder, Colorado, and Austin, Texas, following her parents’ divorce, before relocating to New York City at seventeen to pursue her studies.

It was there that she began her DJ career while working as a promoter. After completing her education, she returned to Austin and built a following performing at venues including Kingdom, Plush, Parish, and Vulcan Gas Company.

She released her debut single, “Chasm,” in 2018, and signed with Mau5trap the following year to release her first EP, “Wait.” In 2021, she founded her own label, Hekate Records, named after the ancient Greek goddess of witchcraft, which has since released music from artists including Nico Moreno, Shlømo, and Charlie Sparks.

In 2022, she relocated to Amsterdam, where she collaborated with Don Woezik on the techno album “Delirium.” Her profile rose sharply in 2023 when her Boiler Room debut set became the platform’s third most-streamed set of the year, drawing over 6 million views.

Known as the “High Priestess of Hard Techno,” Sara Landry is a self-taught producer and audio engineer whose sound has been described as dark, driving, and industrial with a ritualistic edge.

She was Beatport’s top-selling female producer in her genre and ranked #75 on DJ Magazine’s Top 100 DJs poll in 2024. She has performed at major festivals including Tomorrowland and EDC Las Vegas, and in March 2026 closed the RESISTANCE stage at Ultra Miami with a back-to-back set alongside Amélie Lens.

Sara Landry
Wiki Facts & About Data
Name:	Sara Landry
Born:	September 22, 1993 (age 32 years old)
Place of Birth:	Sausalito, California, United States
Nationality:	American
Ethnicity:	Mexican American
Education:	New York University
Height:	5 feet 10 inches (178 cm)
Religion:	Christianity
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Landry
Siblings:	1
Relationship:	Nico Moreno
Occupation:	DJ, Music Producer
Net Worth:	$1 million-$4 million

Early Life & Education

Sara Landry is an American DJ, music producer, and record label founder known as the “High Priestess of Hard Techno.” She was born on September 22, 1993, in Sausalito, California, making her a Virgo.

Sara Landry is Mexican American and Christian.

At age three, Sara Landry moved with her family to Boulder, Colorado, before her parents’ divorce prompted a further move to Austin, Texas, where her mother raised her alongside her brother. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Landry, and she has one brother.

For her education, Sara Landry relocated to New York City at seventeen to attend New York University, enrolling in the Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where she took courses in finance, psychology, advertising, and capitalism before graduating around 2015.

Career

After finishing at New York University, Sara Landry moved back to Austin, Texas, at twenty-two and took a day job as a data analyst while building a nightlife career on the side.

She began DJing around 2014, cutting her teeth as a promoter and club regular in New York before landing her first bookings back home at venues in Austin, including Kingdom, Plush, Parish, and Vulcan Gas Company, and eventually earning a Saturday residency at Ethics Music Lounge.

A 2017 trip to Berlin for the Ableton Loop conference, capped by a night at Berghain, pushed her sound toward the harder, industrial techno she is now known for.

Sara Landry released her debut single, “Chasm,” in 2018, and the momentum carried into 2019 when she signed with Mau5trap and released her first EP, “Wait.”

Around the same period, she put together Blood Oath, an all-female DJ collective featuring Jenna Shaw, LP Giobbi, Tokimonsta, and Mary Droppinz, and drew wider attention in 2020 with an industrial remix of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s “WAP” that circulated widely across the European rave scene.

In 2021, Sara Landry founded her own label, Hekate Records, named after the ancient Greek goddess of witchcraft, using it to release both her own work and music from artists such as Nico Moreno, Shlømo, and Charlie Sparks.

She relocated to Amsterdam in 2022 and collaborated with Don Woezik on the techno album “Delirium.” Her career reached a new level in 2023 when her Boiler Room set went viral, becoming the platform’s third most-streamed set of the year with millions of views and pulling in a wave of international festival bookings.

Sara Landry released her debut studio album, “Spiritual Driveby,” on Hekate Records on October 4, 2024, a twelve-track project featuring collaborations with Mike Dean on “Serotonin,” Nico Moreno on “Watch The Skies,” and Shlømo on “Acid Toy.” That same year, she ranked #75 on DJ Magazine’s Top 100 DJs poll.

She has since headlined major festivals including Movement Festival in Detroit, ARC Festival and Seismic Dance Event, and performed at Coachella in 2026. In June 2025, she launched her largest headline show series to date, Eternalism, bringing it to Austin that August, and in March 2026 she closed the RESISTANCE stage at Ultra Miami with a back-to-back set alongside Amelie Lens.

Social Media

• Wikipedia: Sara Landry
• Facebook: Sara Landry (@saralandrydj)
• Instagram: Sara Landry (@saralandrydj)
• YouTube: Sara Landry

Personal Life

Sara Landry is 32 years old.

Sara Landry has not confirmed a husband or marriage; she has described herself online as being in a committed relationship, identifying her partner as someone outside the music industry, though his identity has not been publicly disclosed.

Sara Landry has no publicly confirmed children. Sara Landry stands at 5 feet 10 inches (178 cm).

For her dating history, Sara Landry was linked to fellow techno producer Nico Moreno in 2024 after the pair shared close public appearances and joint content that sparked widespread speculation, though both artists have neither confirmed nor denied a romance, and Sara Landry later addressed the rumours online by stating she was in a relationship with someone unconnected to the DJ scene.

No prior public relationships have been confirmed.

Net Worth

Sara Landry‘s net worth is estimated at $1 million to $4 million, built primarily from her work as a touring DJ, producer, and label owner.

The bulk of her income comes from festival and club bookings, with her fees climbing steadily since her breakout 2023 Boiler Room set, which propelled her onto major international lineups including Ultra Music Festival, Tomorrowland, Coachella, Movement Festival, and EDC Las Vegas.

As the founder of Hekate Records, she earns additional revenue from label releases, distribution, and the artists signed under it, alongside royalties from her own catalog, including her 2024 debut album “Spiritual Driveby” and earlier releases through Mau5trap.

Merchandise, brand partnerships, and sponsorships tied to DJ and music-production gear add further income, while her social media following, now past a million on Instagram, contributes modestly through sponsored content.

Discography

Albums

• “Delirium” (2022) – collaborative techno mini-album with Don Woezik
• “Spiritual Driveby” (2024) – debut studio album via Hekate Records, featuring Mike Dean on “Serotonin,” Nico Moreno on “Watch The Skies,” and Shlømo on “Acid Toy”

EPs

• “Wait” (2019) – debut EP, released via Mau5trap

Singles

• “Chasm” (2018) – debut single

Remixes

• “Sputnik” (2019) – remix of Max Zotti and DJ Jurij’s original, released on PinkStar Black
• “WAP” (2020) – bootleg industrial techno remix of Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion’s original
• “Naked Light” (2024) – remix of Farrago’s original, released on the Blesssed RMX EP via Vermillion Trax

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