Australian hyperpop artist Ninajirachi debuted a new remix of a Porter Robinson track during a performance at Coachella on April 10 [1].
The appearance highlights a growing intersection of hyperpop and electronic production, showcasing a high-profile collaboration between three influential figures in the genre.
The performance took place Friday night [1] at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California. Ninajirachi was joined on stage by electronic producer Porter Robinson and fellow artist Underscores [2, 3].
Reports on the specific nature of the music vary between sources. Some reports said the artists performed a remix of Robinson's 2024 track "Perfect Pinterest Garden" [2]. Other accounts said the set featured an unreleased joint song potentially titled "WannaCry" [2].
While some reports focus on the collaboration between Robinson and Ninajirachi, others said that Underscores joined the pair to perform the remix [2]. The event served as an early listen for festival-goers to hear unreleased material before a formal studio release.
Ninajirachi used the Coachella platform to showcase the track's evolution from a studio recording to a live festival environment. The collaboration brings together distinct styles of electronic music, blending the polished production of Robinson with the experimental edges of hyperpop.
“Ninajirachi debuted a new remix of a Porter Robinson track during a performance at Coachella.”
This collaboration signals a strategic blending of electronic dance music (EDM) and the hyperpop subgenre. By debuting unreleased tracks at a major festival like Coachella, these artists are utilizing live performance as a primary marketing tool to build anticipation and test audience reception before an official digital release.
