Anna Oxygen | |
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 Oxygen in 2014 | |
| Background information | |
| Birth name | Anna Jordan Huff |
| Origin | Olympia, Washington |
| Genres | Electropop, psychedelic folk |
| Occupation(s) | Actress, vocalist, musician, songwriter |
| Instrument(s) | Piano, vocals |
| Years active | Late 1990s–present |
| Labels | Kill Rock Stars, Cold Crush, K |
| Member of | The Space Ballerinas, Cloud Eye Control |
| Website | www |
Anna Jordan Huff is an American multi-media artist, composer, producer and actress best known by her stage name Anna Oxygen. After starting her music career as a member of the Space Ballerinas, a synth-pop group then based in Olympia, she recorded her debut solo album All Your Faded Things (2003) with producer Justin Trosper,[1] before releasing her second album This Is an Exercise (2006) on the Kill Rock Stars label.[1] Her albums have featured guest vocalists such as Beth Ditto and Mirah.[1]
Huff has appeared as a guest artist on recordings by groups such as the Microphones.[1] Huff is also a member of Cloud Eye Control, a performance art group, and is a member of the psychedelic folk group Day/Moon.[2] Her feature film debut as an actress was the 2005 film Police Beat,[3] and she has written for a number of film soundtracks, including the three films This World Made Itself, Myth and Infrastructure, and Dreaming of Lucid Living, animated by Miwa Matreyek, and numerous short films by animator Maureen Selwood.
Since 2020, Huff has taught at Hamilton College. She had previously taught at the Cornell University College of Architecture, Art, and Planning and California Institute for the Arts' Center for Integrated Media.[4]
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