Credits:

Ashnikko

Description:

Born in North Carolina and raised on the Internet, Ashnikko has been heavily influenced by unconventional female artists such as M.I.A., Nicki Minaj, Bjork, Kelis, and Janis Joplin. Since moving to London at the age of 18, she has become a vivid, sharp-tongued pop sensation, a rapper/singer/songwriter of the new generation whose music, fashion, and words have all caught the attention of the public. A genre-defying pop icon who continues to push all boundaries, Ashnikko is releasing a new album, and since the release of her debut mixtape, Demidevil, in January 2021, she has amassed over 2.5 billion streams worldwide in the last few years, with more than 1.5 billion streams in the last few years. She has had a whirlwind run of platinum and gold-certified hits and collaborated with stars such as Grimes, Lady Gaga, Kelis, and Princess Nokia.In February this year, they released their first new single in two years, "You Make Me Sick!", an intense number that screams out strong lyrics about an ex-boyfriend over a distortion and menacing beat reminiscent of new metal, and fans are now expecting that they have entered a new phase. The long-awaited debut full-length album "WEEDKILLER" will be released in June. That debut full-length album, "WEEDKILLER," will be a compelling selection of songs that will complete the bold, genre-bending sound that has characterized her previous work. Known for taking listeners on a journey into a unique and different dimension, her worldview is no exception on her debut album. As the dark fantasy-inspired album artwork suggests, the story depicted on this album is that of a civilization taken over and destroyed by organic-eating machines, and the fairy protagonist seeks revenge by becoming part of the machine, a poetic commentary on environmental destruction and the rapid evolution of technology. It is a dystopian fantasy.The new song "Worms," released at the same time as the release of her debut album, combines a bouncy alt-pop beat with dark undertones, but it too has a different sound than "You Make Me Sick! This is just one more example of the breadth of her musical talent and her boldness to move between genres as an artist of the new era.

Tracklisting:

1.World Eater
2.You Make Me Sick!
3.Worms
4.Super Soaker (ft. Daniela Lalita)
5.Don't Look At It
6.Cheerleader
7.Moonlight Magic