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Aussie Producer Ninajirachi Explores Intimate Relationship with Computer
31 Oct
Summary
- 26-year-old Australian producer Ninajirachi releases debut album "I Love My Computer"
- Album explores her personal connection with technology, including a track called "Fuck My Computer"
- Ninajirachi's music blends diverse genres like EDM, tech-house, and hyperpop
As of October 31st, 2025, 26-year-old Australian producer Nina Wilson, known as Ninajirachi, has released her debut album "I Love My Computer." The album presents an eclectic and aggressively stimulating sonic journey, moving between genres like EDM, tech-house, speed garage, dubstep, and hyperpop.
Ninajirachi, who hails from the regional town of Kincumber in New South Wales, Australia, has crafted a concept record that delves into her personal relationship with her computer. The album's standout track, "Fuck My Computer," serves as a bold declaration of this connection, with Ninajirachi deadpanning, "I wanna fuck my computer/'Cause no one in the world knows me better."
While the track may initially come across as ironic, it quickly becomes clear that Ninajirachi is playing the album's conceit straight. "I Love My Computer" is a sincere and uniquely moving exploration of growing up with the screen as a constant companion, sidestepping broader societal questions about technology addiction and disconnection.
Ninajirachi's music reflects the jerky irregularity of a "spasming ocular muscle," mirroring the experience of navigating the digital landscape. Her debut album is a testament to the profound impact technology can have on an individual's life, both in positive and challenging ways.
