Zheani has dropped her new EP, 'I Hate People On The Internet'
Following up on recent singles 'Napalm' and 'Designer Sadness', you can check it out now.
Zheani has dropped her new EP, 'I Hate People On The Internet'.
Released via Dirty Hit, she explains: “I wrote and recorded the majority of the project in the mountains of northern NSW. Despite technically being “isolated” I realised I was still very much literally plugged in, with most of the information I was reacting to emotionally coming from the internet. I felt a hatred grow inside me of “people” but quickly realised I wasn’t spending time with people, and that that hate was in fact of people “on the internet”. Disembodied, difficult to empathise with, faceless and themselves marred by hate. It was a venomous cycle.”
“I wrote and recorded the majority of the project in the mountains of northern NSW. Despite technically being “isolated” I realised I was still very much literally plugged in, with most of the information I was reacting to emotionally coming from the internet. I felt a hatred grow inside me of “people” but quickly realised I wasn’t spending time with people, and that that hate was in fact of people “on the internet”. Disembodied, difficult to empathise with, faceless and themselves marred by hate. It was a venomous cycle.”
Following up on recent singles 'Napalm' and 'Designer Sadness', you can check it out below.
Released via Dirty Hit, she explains: “I wrote and recorded the majority of the project in the mountains of northern NSW. Despite technically being “isolated” I realised I was still very much literally plugged in, with most of the information I was reacting to emotionally coming from the internet. I felt a hatred grow inside me of “people” but quickly realised I wasn’t spending time with people, and that that hate was in fact of people “on the internet”. Disembodied, difficult to empathise with, faceless and themselves marred by hate. It was a venomous cycle.”
“I wrote and recorded the majority of the project in the mountains of northern NSW. Despite technically being “isolated” I realised I was still very much literally plugged in, with most of the information I was reacting to emotionally coming from the internet. I felt a hatred grow inside me of “people” but quickly realised I wasn’t spending time with people, and that that hate was in fact of people “on the internet”. Disembodied, difficult to empathise with, faceless and themselves marred by hate. It was a venomous cycle.”
Following up on recent singles 'Napalm' and 'Designer Sadness', you can check it out below.