NOTHING, NOWHERE

In 2015, he decided to share his songs on Soundcloud under the name nothing, nowhere. Just two years later, he released his first album titled Reaper, whose emo rap sound with electric guitars seduced the prestigious The New York Times, which defined it as “one of the most promising works of 2017”. In fact, Jon Caramanica, the newspaper’s music critic, chose Reaper as the best album of the year.

In April 2018, the artist, who declares himself a vegan and avoids alcohol and drugs, would release his second album Ruiner. This LP includes hits such as ‘hammer’, which has more than 44 million plays on Spotify and almost 8 million views on YouTube.

For his latest release Trauma Factory, Mulherin wrote almost 100 songs and kept the 15 best ones. He refused to set rules about what kind of sound he should follow: “The sound is for other people to define. For me, it’s experimental. That doesn’t mean it’s avant-garde or harsh noise music, but if I don’t experiment, I don’t feel satisfied internally.”
The result is an album rich in variation: “I didn’t care if one song didn’t sound like another. I’m just making songs that I put in a bag and give to people.”