Hachiko

Overview

HACHIKO is a madwoman, a cybernetic fairy found not in haunted houses, but wherever there’s a four-on-the-floor kick. She appears at raves to bestow her blessing on all the toxic types and nymphomaniacs of the world. She raps and sings to fight gender stereotypes, talking about men the way trap boys talk about women: erectile dysfunction and daddy issues are the order of the day. Hachiko tells stories from the everyday lives of women and LGBT people, with a bluntness stripped of poetry that lets anyone, from high society to the gutter, see themselves in it. This is a project with a piss-taking spirit, offering an honest portrait of young people who find no representation in the mainstream market or its same-old love songs. Hachiko talks about things we’ve all been through at least once, things we only had the nerve to confess at a table in some dive bar over a glass of prosecco. February saw the release of “HYPERTROIA”, the new concept album imagining a future where women can freely live out and speak about their own sexuality, exploring identities, contradictions and complex relationships between genders. With a fluid, razor-sharp sound, HACHIKO claims the right to be multifaceted, powerful and autonomous, contradictions and all.