After delivering a gloriously chaotic rework of Ninajirachi’s breakout anthem “Fuck My Computer”, Frost Children have reunited with the electronic queen on “Sisters”.
The exciting link-up between two of the brightest lights in contemporary electronic music is inspired by the title track from – and backbone of – Frost Children’s 2025 album Sister. “Sisters” includes a new, tender verse from Ninajirachi, new lyrics from Frost Children’s Angel and Lulu Prost, and a total reworking of the instrumentation.
Check it out below.
Released last September, Sister is saturated in the golden age of EDM and blog house, the music Angel and Lulu grew up listening to at home in St. Louis. It delicately weaves strains of emo, electro, and pure pop sonics while exploring close-to-home themes of co-dependence, consistency, and change.
It marks both a return to the first sounds that moved them, as well as a striking portrait of their singular creative partnership: as bandmates, as roommates, as symbiotic savants well-versed in the art of what Angel calls “twin telepathy”. As Lulu put it: “This is so confidently what we love, and what we breathe.”
Frost Children’s remix of Ninajirachi’s “Fuck My Computer” came out in November, delivering a mind bending dubstep edit of the digital anthem.
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Frost Children will soon play in Australia, with shows slated in March in Brisbane, Sydney, and Melbourne, before they head to Golden Plains Festival. For more details, see here.
Frost Children and Ninajirachi’s “Sisters” is out now.
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