The Sound of Being Online: Sabukaru Meets Ninajirachi — sabukaru
sabukaru caught up with Ninajirachi mid-tour across North America; our conversation moved across gaming, otaku culture, the architecture of a perfect drop, and what it means to build something genuinely personal inside a music world that rewards surface-level spectacle. Nina has built one of the mor
sabukaru caught up with Ninajirachi mid-tour across North America; our conversation moved across gaming, otaku culture, the architecture of a perfect drop, and what it means to build something genuinely personal inside a music world that rewards surface-level spectacle. Nina has built one of the more distinct positions in Australian electronic music, starting from FL Studio sessions in her Central Coast bedroom and arriving at Coachella and sold-out nights across Japan through a sound that has stayed consistent. Her music sits somewhere between maximalist EDM energy and something far more…
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