Ninajirachi

Nina Jo Wilson，艺名为Ninajirachi，是澳大利亚的一位电子音乐制作人和DJ。她于2025年发行的首张专辑《I Love My Computer》在ARIA舞曲专辑排行榜上 debut 登顶，并获得了广泛的评论赞誉。在2025年ARIA音乐奖上，她赢得了最佳独奏艺术家、突破艺术家和最佳独立发行奖，还在J Awards上荣获澳大利亚音乐奖和澳大利亚年度专辑奖。她的音乐风格融合了迷幻的流行和电子节拍，常被拿来与Sophie和Flume相比较。她在Splendour in the Grass、Lollapalooza和Pitchfork Music Festival等音乐节上进行高能量的现场表演，并配以定制的视觉效果。截至2026年，她继续进行国际巡演，并不断壮大着她的忠实粉丝群。[编辑]

Ninajirachi在New South Wales中部海岸的一个小镇Kincumber长大。她在小学乐队里吹奏过单簧管，并会在GarageBand里录制和编辑自己的演奏。12岁那年，她偶然发现了器乐舞曲：一个关于扎染牛仔裤的YouTube教程视频背景音乐是Madeon的《Pop Culture》混搭曲。这是她第一次听到没有突出人声的音乐，她沉迷于理解其制作过程。她会搜索诸如“什么在发出这种声音”之类的短语来学习合成器，因为那时她还不知道术语。她还听Kylie Minogue的歌，这得益于她的母亲，并在车里和父亲一起听广播。她童年最喜欢的歌曲是Pussycat Dolls的《Don't Cha》和The Veronicas的《4ever》。她分别在2016年和2017年成为Triple J Unearthed High的决赛选手，获得了早期曝光。她签约了Nina Las Vegas的厂牌NLV Records，并在18岁时开始正式发行音乐。[编辑]

Ninajirachi的突破来自于她与Kota Banks于2021年合作的项目《True North》，该项目被《The Atlantic》评为当年第八佳专辑。2022年，她发行了混音带《Second Nature》，并参加了包括Lollapalooza和Electric Daisy Carnival在内的美国主要音乐节。她的首张专辑《I Love My Computer》于2025年8月发行，在ARIA舞曲专辑排行榜上 debut 登顶。单曲包括《All I Am》、《iPod Touch》和《Fuck My Computer》。这张专辑获得了《Billboard》、《Dazed》和《Stereogum》的报道，以及Anthony Fantano和Derick Gee的赞誉。在2025年ARIA奖上，她获得了八项提名，是所有艺术家中最多的，并赢得了最佳独奏艺术家、突破艺术家和最佳独立发行奖。她还获得了澳大利亚音乐奖、NSW音乐奖年度突破艺术家奖以及2025年J Awards澳大利亚年度专辑奖。她曾为Princess Nokia、Deadmau5和The Neptunes混音。[编辑]

Ninajirachi的音乐被描述为glitch-pop，将复杂的电子制作与朗朗上口的旋律相结合。她的视觉美学融合了奇幻、自然和受电子游戏启发的元素。她称自己的音乐类型为girl EDM，作为一种俏皮的自我认知致敬。《The FADER》曾将她作为一位将girl EDM带到各大音乐节的GEN F艺术家进行报道。她的现场表演以定制的视觉效果和高能量著称。她的社交媒体风格亲切直接，使用小写字母和表情符号。她的Instagram简介写着：my first album out now xx I Love My Computer my debut album <3 comes out august 2025 • all of my music is computer music。粉丝们被她身上那种互联网原生、科技积极的敏感性以及不拘一格的音乐风格所吸引。[编辑]

Ninajirachi has cultivated a digital-native following that feels less like an organized legion and more like a shared appreciation for the romance of technology. Her audience, numbering over 300,000 on Instagram alone, connects deeply with her glitch-pop aesthetic and the way she blends intricate electronic production with catchy melodies. While there is no formal collective noun or official fandom name documented in the community, fans engage through her direct social media voice and by championing her high-energy festival performances. The release of her debut album, I Love My Computer, sparked widespread critical acclaim and solidified her status as a leading voice in Australian electronic music, while her collaboration with Porter Robinson on WannaCry marked a definitive milestone that resonated across unexpected audiences. This partnership, particularly its live debut at Lollapalooza, stands as a key moment in her growing reputation, though the culture around her remains focused on her rapid rise rather than legendary crowd disruptions or folklore. As of August 2026, Ninajirachi is currently evaluated by iFANN's Global Fame Engine but does not hold a placement in the published rankings (Global Top 1,000 or a Top-100 scope list).[编辑]

Her stage name fuses her first name with Jirachi, a beloved Pokémon character. Nina discovered electronic music via a tie-dyeing tutorial at age twelve, eventually recording her clarinet lessons from primary school band in GarageBand before she even understood production terminology. In those early days, she would simply search what is making this noise to identify synthesizer sounds. Her childhood soundtrack featured Don't Cha by the Pussycat Dolls and 4ever by the Veronicas, alongside influences drawn from nature, fantasy, science fiction, and the occult. She describes her genre as girl EDM, a tongue-in-cheek nod to 2010s electronica, having learned production entirely through online research without industry connections. A major legend in her short career emerged with the late July 2026 release of WannaCry, a collaborative single with Porter Robinson that generated immediate industry attention and introduced her sound to new listeners. Fans still retell the story of the song's live premiere at Lollapalooza, where the energy of the performance cemented her reputation as a festival headliner. Additionally, her debut album I Love My Computer secured eight Australian Independent Music Awards and reached number one on the Australian album charts, marking a historic commercial breakthrough.[编辑]

Ninajirachi的母亲是Kylie Minogue的忠实粉丝，这塑造了她早期的音乐接触。她的父亲在车里播放广播。她没有公开透露关于兄弟姐妹或大家庭的细节。她成长于New South Wales中部海岸的一个小镇Kincumber。截至2026年，她尚未分享关于自己家庭或宠物的信息。[编辑]

Ninajirachi签约于Nina Las Vegas创立的NLV Records。她于2021年与Kota Banks合作发行了项目《True North》。她曾为Princess Nokia、Deadmau5和The Neptunes混音。[编辑]

Ninajirachi未公开证实过任何恋爱关系。她的个人生活保持私密，没有任何可靠的媒体报道过她的约会历史、订婚、婚姻或子女。根据现有信息，截至2026年，她处于单身状态。[编辑]

截至2026年，尚无公开可查的Ninajirachi身价估值。她是一位崭露头角的独立艺术家，于2025年发行了首张专辑。她的收入来源包括通过NLV Records进行的音乐销售和流媒体播放、音乐节演出费（Splendour in the Grass、Lollapalooza、EDC、Laneway、Pitchfork）、通过她的网站和girl EDM品牌进行的周边商品销售、混音工作以及潜在的同步授权。具体的金额尚未披露。[编辑]

Ninajirachi 于 2025 年赢得了三个 ARIA 音乐奖：最佳独奏艺术家、突破艺术家和最佳独立发行。她还赢得了澳大利亚音乐奖、新南威尔士州音乐奖的年度突破艺术家奖，以及 2025 年 J 奖的澳大利亚年度专辑奖。[编辑]