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Pitchfork deputy director Jeremy D. Larson speaks with producer, DJ, and artist Ninajirachi at Primavera Pro about building a career in electronic music, the impact of COVID-19 on touring and production, and her creative process. They discuss her journey discovering dance music on headphones as a young person, releasing her "Blumier" EP during lockdown, the rise of social media DJs during the pandemic, collaborations with major artists, her album's exploration of life online, songwriting and perfectionism, and the importance of trusted friends who give honest feedback.
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Pitchfork deputy director Jeremy D. Larson speaks with producer, DJ, and artist Ninajirachi at Primavera Pro about building a career in electronic music, the impact of COVID-19 on touring and production, and her creative process. They discuss her journey discovering dance music on headphones as a young person, releasing her "Blumier" EP during lockdown, the rise of social media DJs during the pandemic, collaborations with major artists, her album's exploration of life online, songwriting and perfectionism, and the importance of trusted friends who give honest feedback.
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