Ninajirachi - I Love My Computer (2025)


Nina Wilson’s debut album I Love My Computer pulses with fervent nostalgia, merging glitchy beats and frenetic chipmunk vocals into an emotionally resonant tribute to her early digital awakening. Tracks like “Fuck My Computer” explode with bleeps, sirens, and raw energy, embodying the thrill of bedroom production turned sonic confession. Elsewhere, “iPod Touch” juxtaposes adolescent memories—high school front gates, smoke in the face—with a rush of sugar-coated synths, hitting a sweet-spot between humor and poignance. Interludes like “Delete” and “Battery Death” peel back the party to reveal burnout and vulnerability lurking beneath the neon glow. The album is both a maximalist dance rush and a reflection on tech, memory, and identity—an exuberant, introspective debut that celebrates the computer as collaborator, confidant, and creative catalyst.




Genre: Electro House
Country: Australia

Final Verdict: 71% (Very Good Album)
Yearly Ranking: 35th / 553

Highlight: (both added to my 2025 best of)
London Song
Fuck My Computer


Made me think of:
SOPHIE
Arca
Charli XCX

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