Walker recorded her first song, titled "Waiting for the Winds (Woza Moya)", as ZIA and in 1989 released it on the Zulu Hits various artists compilation by Celluloid Records. She recorded Zia v1.2 in 1992 and brought in a band for Zia v1.5, her second release. Fifth Colvmn Records released the EP Shem in 1996, and the composition "Space-Time" was released on the label's Echo compilation. The album showcased her atonal composition technique with electronic music. Discography Blue Cartoon (1989) Mars (2000) As ZIA Studio albums Zia v1.2 (1992, Blue Cartoon) Zia v1.5 (1994, Blue Cartoon) Big Bang! (2000, Zia/Chaos Control) Martians (2006) Drum 'n' Space (2011) Trapezoid (2019) No Terrestrial Road (2020) Extended plays SHEM (1996, Fifth Colvmn) Four-Momentum (2018) Compilation appearances Zulu Hits (1989, Celluloid) Echo (1996, Fifth Colvmn) Boston Elektro 101 (1996, Sinless) Mind/Body Compilation Volume 3 (1996, Atomic Novelties/DIY) Musical Sampler 1998 (1998, Deus ex Musica) Movement 1998 (1998, Deus ex Musica) Shades of Grey (1998, Grinding Into Emptiness) She: A Female Trip-Hop Experience (2001, Sonic Images Electronica) Bloc Party - Tapes (2013, !K7) See also Fifth Colvmn Records Richard Boulanger Space advocacy Sources External links "Elaine Walker's site", ZIAspace.com. ZIA at Bandcamp "YouTube.com/miselaineeous", YouTube channel with historical and most up-to-da ZIA videos, theory, vertical keyboards, philosophy, life “Matter Over Mind: Cosmos, Chaos, and Curiosity” hardcover Africa, Chris (2004). "Pro-Space Activist Elaine Walker", Ultraverse. "Elaine Walker", Discogs.com. "Zia Biography", AllMusic.com''. American women composers 21st-century American composers American electronic musicians American industrial musicians Microtonal musicians Space advocates Year of birth missing (living people) Living people 21st-century American women musicians 21st-century women composers