Ninajirachi continues to tease debut album I Love My Computer (Aug 8) with ‘Infohazard’

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July 17 2025

PRAISE FOR Ninajirachi

“Ninajirachi is a crown jewel of Australia’s dance scene”

triple j

“Electronic dance music’s best kept secret”

Derrick Gee

“Very witty, catchy, dancey, clever, skillful production which I most definitely appreciate”

Anthony Fantano

“Creates the kind of epic and universal EDM that takes you from creating music in your bedroom to playing festivals the world over”

Rolling Stone ANZ (Future of Music)

“Sure to leave listeners wanting more”

Wonderland Magazine

“Beneath Ninajirachi’s immaculate aesthetic moulding, there’s a deep knowledge of crowd-pleasing, extraordinarily satisfying dance music”

The Guardian

“Ninajirachi takes listeners on a rollercoaster ride through fully realised worlds of pseudo-ambient IDM, ultra-shimmery hyperpop and deftly meticulous, boundary-pushing aquacrunk”

NME

“Her music has a shimmery, fractal, fantastical quality balanced with the toughness of bass that bangs in a way that makes you want to get off your butt and get moving”

Billboard

NINAJIRACHI
I Love My Computer LP
out August 8 via NLV Records
PRE-SAVE/PRE-ORDER HERE
12″ VINYL PRE-ORDER

‘Infohazard’ is out now, buy/stream here.

Ninajirachi today shares ‘Infohazard’, continuing to feed anticipation for her upcoming debut album I Love My Computer out Aug 8 via NLV Records. LISTEN HERE + PRE-ORDER LP HERE + PRE-ORDER LIMITED EDITION VINYL HERE.

As the next preview of the considered and sentimental nature of I Love My Computer, her new single ‘Infohazard’ is a track propelled by anchored chords and like the earlier ‘iPod Touch’, ‘Fuck My Computer’ and ‘All I Am’, conforms to early music discovery with carefully selected nostalgic tributes. ‘Infohazard’ sees Ninajirachi recount a moment of growing up in the early internet age, of which she shares, “I love my computer for a million reasons, but it’s also exposed me to some pretty dubious material when I was far too young to see it. Infohazard is about the first time I encountered a snuff film as a kid. It’s kinda like a rite of passage and loss of innocence moment for people who grew up online. If I’d been in high school a hundred years ago, without ever touching a computer, would I even know things like that existed? I can’t ever really forget about it.”

“I started this song with Darcy Baylis in January 2020” she continues. “The first version was just some chords and drums. I wrote the lyrics much later, and we revisited it all in another session. The track went through a lot of changes, but those chords never left, they were always kinda the anchor. Darcy is such a chords master, I’m so grateful he contributed to three songs on this album.”

I Love My Computer is a record that speaks to the timelessness of Ninajirachi’s calling card and extension of herself – her computer. Built on a foundation that reimagines the formative, shiny ‘10s sound Ninajirachi was raised on, I Love My Computer reflects on the thread between reality and the vivid experiences that computers can uncover; unimaginable worlds that defy boundaries in dance music categories and where virtual limits don’t exist in an unfiltered gen Z EDM revival. To celebrate the upcoming release of I Love My Computer, Ninajirachi also shares a special addition  12″ vinyl release, which can be ordered HERE.

Recently named Spotify’s EQUAL Ambassador for April and selected by Rolling Stone AU/NZ as part of their ‘Future of Music’ list, she continues to establish herself as one of the most innovative and distinctive producers emerging today. Continuing to ignite a level of out-of-this-world innovation with a sound that is all her own, Ninajirachi has her feet firmly planted in the international music landscape as “a producer of and for the internet age” (Music Tech). Described by Billboard as the “female equivalent to Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites-era Skrillex”, Ninajirachi has proven herself capable of opening up her own 2010s-inspired world – a world showcased her 2024 EP girl EDM, which has now grown into an adjective, a genre, a celebrated catchphrase and symbol amongst Nina’s fans across the globe.

Amongst scores of career highlights, from headlining shows across three continents, to her co-headline tour with umru and Australian tour with Porter Robinson, she’s also ticked off three iterations of her flagship club event Dark Crystal, with the fourth edition taking place next month featuring umru and MGNA Crrrta. An artist set on the expansive possibilities of dance music, Ninajirachi has raised a flag for the new generation of Australian electronic artists on the international stage, from appearances at Laneway Festival, Lollapalooza, EDC, Beyond The Valley, Dark Mofo and soon, Spilt Milk to sold out headline shows on both sides of the Pacific Ocean.

Today Ninajirachi continues her stream of new music, with her upcoming headline date in London this weekend, following her debut in Paris, Trenčín and Prague.

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