Illustration of five small figures standing or sitting on a large black vinyl record with a beige background.

New york

ALL INQUIRIES:

YYANETGARCIA@GMAIL.COM

Give my taste a listen..

‍ ‍Spotify & SoundCloud

OTHER SOCIALS

Art

Main

Wellness

for your next

art opening,

celebration,

corporate event

whatever kind of

private pow wow

DJ RESIDENCY

Yanet had a DJ residency at Black Llama Cocktail & Oyster Bar / American Beech Hotel and Restaurant Bar, at the Square, in Greenport, New York, all of summer 2024.

Text reading 'The American Beach Hotel, Hotel, Bar, and Restaurant' on a pink background.

A pathway at an outdoor cafe or garden area surrounded by colorful flowering plants and trees, with seating arrangements and patio umbrellas visible in the background.

An outdoor walkway decorated with string lights hanging under a large tree, with lush green plants on both sides, leading to a cozy space at night.

A backyard with a large tree, potted plants, a patio with outdoor furniture, an umbrella, and a two-story house painted pink and black.

Colorful lounge with orange velvet sofa, leather chairs, patterned wallpaper, plants, various lamps, and a window with blue sky visible.

Past Partnerships
& Projects

Sign with the phrase 'No Parking' in red and black text.

Sign for KK's at the Farm food barn, promoting biodynamic produce, featuring a line drawing of a barn with a door and windows at sunset or sunrise.

Graphic with the words 'Rise' at the top, stylized in white, above a large yellow sun with rays extending outward on a red background.

Poster for the 4th gathering of lead-free potters in Tlayacapan, Morelos, featuring logos of Clarios Foundation, Pure Earth Mexico, Tlayacapan Pueblo Magico, and Tlayacapan community, with decorative floral elements and a small traditional clay pot illustration.

A graphic of a crab with the words 'Little Fish' written in pink cursive across its body.

It’s been a beautiful and humbling journey, tuning deeper into crafts that have always felt meditative and enriching. I’ve been getting lost in the act of listening and seeing music/art—shaped by travels, community, and quiet moments at home in New York and Mexico.

Back in 2020, while living in East Hampton with fellow restaurant colleagues, I was encouraged to set up my turntable and share sounds—mixer or not. That spark never left.

Now, 3–4 years later, this practice remains deeply intimate, and I’m grateful to share it more widely—with music, with yoga, with friends, and in spaces that invite connection and presence.

Though my yoga ramble may be for another time, I’ll simply say: I’m full of gratitude to share something so meaningful. With the encouragement of dear friends—past and present—I’ve begun offering music, ceremony, and movement in more spaces. I look forward to continuing this path, creating moments of expression, community, and empowerment.

Hope to see you on the mat—and on the dance floor.