Wafia releases a meaningful video for her latest single BodiesAccording to director Alli Coates, the video is a "visual representation of the social divide ripping our world apart."
Listen to a bouncy remix of Kilter's Waste Time courtesy of Ninajirachi
The Australian young gun and triple j Unearthed High finalist will be touring the country as a part of this year's Listen Out festival.
Posted By Hayden Davies
6 years ago
We've been following Australian production young gun Ninajirachi for over a year now, and despite being relatively new to the music world (and the real world too, if you wanted to put it that way), she's never failed to impress us. Ahead of this year's Listen Out festival (which kicks off this weekend in Melbourne and Perth), the emerging producer continues to strive with an official remix of Kilter's stunning Woodes collaboration Waste Time, taking the single's soft, radio-friendly sound and giving it an extra perky boost full of energy. Woodes' vocals are left alone to shine on Ninajirachi's remix (much like in the original), but this time around, they are layered above a more refined and stripped-back production, which pulses with deep bass kicks and crisp percussion snaps. Listen to the remix below, and catch Ninajirachi at Listen Out on the dates below:
Ninajirachi Tour Dates (with Listen Out Festival):
Sat, September 23 - Listen Out @ Catani Gardens, Melbourne
Sun, September 24 - Listen Out @ HBF Arena, Perth
Sat, September 30 - Listen Out @ Centennial Park, Sydney
Sun, October 1 - Listen Out @ Victoria Park, Brisbane
Follow Ninajirachi: FACEBOOK
Wafia releases a meaningful video for her latest single BodiesAccording to director Alli Coates, the video is a "visual representation of the social divide ripping our world apart."
Listen to Be Friends, a hip-hop-tinged new single from Alice IvyOne of Australia's most exciting names continues to impress.