Porter Robinson joined Ninajirachi during her Coachella set on Friday night (April 10) to debut a new collaboration, giving festivalgoers an early listen to an unreleased track from the two electronic artists.
The surprise moment came during Ninajirachi’s debut performance at the Indio, Calif., festival, after fans had begun speculating something was in the works following a teaser posted to Robinson’s website. According to fan chatter cited ahead of the set, the teaser included a countdown that appeared to point toward Ninajirachi’s Coachella appearance.
After the performance, Robinson’s website reportedly changed to display imagery resembling the WannaCry ransomware screen, extending the rollout around the unreleased song. Fan-shot footage of the debut quickly circulated online following the set.
The new collaboration continues an existing creative connection between the two artists. Ninajirachi previously supported Robinson on dates of his SMILE! 😀 tour, including shows in Australia.
Ninajirachi’s rise has been fueled by her debut album ., Ninajirachi’s rise over the past year has positioned her as one of the most prominent emerging names in Australia’s electronic and alternative pop space, driven in large part by her debut album I Love My Computer. The project swept major categories at the 2025 ARIA Awards, taking home best breakthrough artist, best solo artist and best independent release — a rare triple win that underscored both her commercial momentum and critical recognition within the local industry.
An official release date has not yet been announced.
The Coachella debut adds to a breakout stretch for Ninajirachi, whose I Love My Computer helped raise her profile in Australia and led to major recognition at the 2025 ARIA Awards, where she won best breakthrough artist, best solo artist and best independent release, according to the source report.
Ninajirachi is next scheduled to return home for an Australian tour in July.
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