object blue is a Tokyo-born, Beijing-raised, and London-based producer and DJ.

As well as releasing her own music, object blue is also a radio mixer and DJ, and she regularly plays shows all across London.

Her debut release came in the form of the EP Do you plan to end a siege? (2018), which featured only three tracks but showed that she is esteemed in the clubbing scene. It seems that a little girl-power was part of the production process, as she remarked, “I dedicate my first EP to all the women on the dancefloor”.

In the same year, she lifted the lid on another EP—REX—which was released by Let’s Go Swimming and had a vinyl version.

When speaking with Rhine Gold, she said:

Björk was my first foray into electronic music. Glitch was very important too and I still listen to Oval all the time, as well as experimental electronic musicians like Pauline Oliveros, Holly Herndon, For the Lonely Ones and Laurel Halo. Herndon and Halo are especially important since they merge experimental components with club music. Perhaps my biggest influence is a close friend of mine, who produces under the monikers SIMARA and YASHA. I was endlessly listening to his album hologram summer when I was first starting production, and I think the influence is quite obvious. […] I have no doubt that if I weren’t told that ‘boys do machines, girls sing’ while young, I’d have started production much earlier. Everyone expected me to play piano and that’s it. I have lost count of the number of times male classmates said to me, ‘you know a lot about music for a girl’. Teachers must work at talking to both boys and girls to undo this harmful stereotype, and I hope to see more women teachers in my field, leading by example.