Ninajirachi Vows to Dominate Touring Schedule After Record-Breaking Awards Season.
A few months after a whirlwind awards season, Australian EDM producer, singer and songwriter Ninajirachi (real name Nina Wilson) has emerged refreshed and primed for the next leg of her meteoric rise.
Her latest outing on the first episode of Odyssey TV this week found Ninajirachi sounding rejuvenated and determined, having just chalked up a string of triumphs – including multiple ARIA Awards, J Awards, the Australian Music Prize and the NSW Music Prize for breakthrough artist, all spawned from her debut album I Love My Computer. And just last week, she won second prize in the 2025 Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition for "iPod Touch."
Ninajirachi revealed that she took some time to recharge after New Year, taking a moment to reflect on everything she'd been through over the summer and fall of 2024. In doing so, she found herself feeling positively awestruck at her rapid progress.
"I feel awesome," Ninajirachi said in an interview with Odyssey TV host Roxy Lola. "I've had a lot of practice, and I'm ready to play a million more shows." The rising Aussie star is currently set for a weeks-long run of dates across the United States, followed by appearances in Asia, Europe, and at iconic festivals including Coachella – marking her first-ever appearance.
Ninajirachi discussed with Roxy Lola not only her most recent musical triumphs but also shared insights into her songwriting process, revealing that one of her proudest achievements was penning "F—My Computer," a song born in just 20 minutes. She also opened up about her love for video games, particularly Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, and overcoming past doubts regarding her singing voice.
"I've always loved playing music with my friends," Ninajirachi explained to Roxy Lola, "and this journey has been the most exciting thing I’ve ever done – honestly."
A few months after a whirlwind awards season, Australian EDM producer, singer and songwriter Ninajirachi (real name Nina Wilson) has emerged refreshed and primed for the next leg of her meteoric rise.
Her latest outing on the first episode of Odyssey TV this week found Ninajirachi sounding rejuvenated and determined, having just chalked up a string of triumphs – including multiple ARIA Awards, J Awards, the Australian Music Prize and the NSW Music Prize for breakthrough artist, all spawned from her debut album I Love My Computer. And just last week, she won second prize in the 2025 Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition for "iPod Touch."
Ninajirachi revealed that she took some time to recharge after New Year, taking a moment to reflect on everything she'd been through over the summer and fall of 2024. In doing so, she found herself feeling positively awestruck at her rapid progress.
"I feel awesome," Ninajirachi said in an interview with Odyssey TV host Roxy Lola. "I've had a lot of practice, and I'm ready to play a million more shows." The rising Aussie star is currently set for a weeks-long run of dates across the United States, followed by appearances in Asia, Europe, and at iconic festivals including Coachella – marking her first-ever appearance.
Ninajirachi discussed with Roxy Lola not only her most recent musical triumphs but also shared insights into her songwriting process, revealing that one of her proudest achievements was penning "F—My Computer," a song born in just 20 minutes. She also opened up about her love for video games, particularly Pokémon Mystery Dungeon, and overcoming past doubts regarding her singing voice.
"I've always loved playing music with my friends," Ninajirachi explained to Roxy Lola, "and this journey has been the most exciting thing I’ve ever done – honestly."
, looks like Ninajirachi is REALLY ready to SLAY the music scene now 
...after taking a whole month to catch her breath 
. Like, who needs that kind of self-care after a whirlwind awards season, huh? 
Anyway, I'm low-key hyped for her Coachella debut 
- hope she doesn't forget her earplugs though! 
! She sounds like she's got her head down and is ready to take on the world 
. I mean, who wouldn't be after having a string of record-breaking wins under their belt? 
It's awesome that she took some time to recharge after New Year - we've all needed that, am I right? 
. Bring it on, Ninajirachi - we can't wait to see you live! 
. 20 minutes to write a whole song? That's like me finishing a project in an hour 
. Still can't wait to see what she does next 
. Maybe she'll even convince me to dust off my Pokémon Mystery Dungeon game 
.
it's easy to get caught up in the hype, but she's using that energy to fuel her creativity. "i've had a lot of practice" 
still got it to learn from her, tho. and yeah, who wouldn't wanna see ninajirachi at coachella?! 
. And Coachella, wow! That's like, the ultimate music festival exposure 
like whoa 20 minutes to write "f—my computer" is insane 
can't wait to see what else she has up her sleeve
but have you seen how her schedule is gonna be? She's got like, weeks and months of non-stop shows lined up 
! but what really gets me excited is that she's still so down-to-earth and passionate about music 
. did you guys know that she won a global songwriting comp just last week? 
according to her spotify profile, she has around 2.5 million followers and over 500 million streams 
. not too shabby for just a few months of touring! 
that's some serious buzz!
ninajirachi has an engagement rate of around 5.2% on instagram, which is pretty high for an artist with only a few months of consistent touring under her belt 
. also, her twitter following grew by over 200k followers in just the past 3 months - that's some serious growth! 
And that songwriting process story about writing "F—My Computer" in just 20 minutes is mind-blowing 
. I love how honest she's being too, talking about overcoming doubts and just having fun with her friends. It's so inspiring to see her passion for music and gaming shine through 
, so seeing someone who's on top of the world right now is def motivating me to crush mine 