A surprise collaboration between electronic artists Porter Robinson and Ninajirachi captivated festivalgoers at Coachella on Friday night, April 10. During Ninajirachi’s debut performance at the Indio, California festival, the duo premiered an unreleased track, fulfilling fan speculation that had been circulating after Robinson’s website featured a teaser countdown, seemingly pointing towards Ninajirachi’s appearance.

Following the highly anticipated debut, Robinson’s website reportedly transformed, displaying imagery reminiscent of the WannaCry ransomware screen, adding an intriguing layer to the rollout of their new song. Fan-shot footage of the performance quickly permeated online platforms, capturing the excitement of the moment. This new collaboration signifies a continuation of the creative bond between the artists; Ninajirachi had previously served as a supporting act for Robinson on various dates of his SMILE! 😀 tour, including engagements in Australia.

Ninajirachi’s career has experienced a significant ascent over the past year, firmly establishing her as one of the most prominent emerging talents within Australia’s electronic and alternative pop scene. This rise has been substantially fueled by her critically acclaimed debut album, "I Love My Computer." The project achieved remarkable success at the 2025 ARIA Awards, where it swept major categories by winning Best Breakthrough Artist, Best Solo Artist, and Best Independent Release. This rare triple win not only underscores her burgeoning commercial momentum but also highlights her strong critical recognition within the local industry.

The Coachella debut further solidifies a breakout period for Ninajirachi, whose album "I Love My Computer" played a crucial role in elevating her profile in Australia and led to her significant triumphs at the ARIA Awards. While an official release date for the newly debuted collaboration remains unannounced, Ninajirachi is scheduled to return to Australia for a tour in July, continuing her busy schedule.