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n0trixx is a music artist and producer with Russian origins. She is associated with the genre of trap metal and is known as an artist diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder (DID).
Biography
editn0trixx hides her identity because of her mental health issues stemming from DID. She claims to be part of a system with two alters with her other identity being an investment professional, prompting her to hide her face behind a mask.[1]
Activism
editn0trixx is an outspoken critic of the Putin's regime in Russia and is openly against the war in Ukraine. On March 8, 2022 she went on a peaceful protest holding a “Peace, Friendship, 8th of March” banner, [2] [3] for which she was arrested and faced court proceedings. [4] She then fled the country to an undisclosed location in Europe,[5] some sources claiming she is based in Turkey. [6] [7] She continues to speak up against the regime in her music (Hard to be a God, [8] F*CK WAR).
n0trixx is also a mental health advocate, using her platform to raise awareness and speak up on behalf of neurodivergent people.[9]
Discography
editAlbums
edit- 2023 - rejected
EPs
edit- 2022 - voices
Singles
edit- 2021 - m0therf*cker
- 2021 - FARSH
- 2022- psychosocial suicide with REZAFACE
- 2022 - NARCISSISTIC D*CKHEAD BLOGGERS CAN GO F*CK THEMSELVES
- 2022 - F*CK WAR feat. UNDEAD PAPi
- 2022 - asylum feat. RAADFORD
- 2022 - Hyde with Nik $ix
- 2022 - Futile Existence with III-SCAR
- 2022 - Ghostbusters with Roma Jonson
- 2023 - D.A.A.Dy with FMA + 12 Gage, Dreadnought
- 2023 - Black Dahlia with REZAFACE
- 2023 - Emotion Eater with XELAVISION
- 2023 - miseria cantare with Kiing Loki
- 2023 - AGORAPHOBIC with Whispersinyahead
- 2023 - Sympathy For The Demons with Sam Astaroth, Roma Jonson
- 2023 - P3AC3 AND LOV3 with Dew Kane, ONI INC
- 2023 - Bitches Please with SUPAVIZOR
- 2023 - Do I Exist feat. Sarunas Brazionis, Garrett Haag
- 2023 - Morphine
- 2023 - I Hate Christmas with FMA + 12 Gage, Dreadnought
- 2024 - F*CK WAR 2.0 feat Sarunas Brazionis
- 2024 - sepsis
- 2024 - Hot Dog HQ
- 2024 - Blood Eagle
References
edit- ^ Deadly, Brett. "An Interview With N0trixx, Trapmetal Arsenal Magazine". Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ Taylor, Shelia (November 18, 2023). "EP REVIEW: Rejected by n0trixx".
- ^ Hohnen, Mike (2022-03-17). "Behind Enemy Lines: Russian musician N0trixx on protesting Ukraine invasion from Moscow". Blunt Magazine. Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ Deadly, Brett. "An Interview With N0trixx, Trapmetal Arsenal Magazine". Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ Macmillan, Paul (2023-11-20). "n0trixx Shares Video for "Hard To Be A God" - New EP Out Now". Ghost Cult Magazine. Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ "n0trixx - 'rejected' review". The Scene - Music, Radio, Zine. Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ GlooM (2024-02-07). "Konser: n0trixx & The Nuclear Band & Last Night at Home İzmir Konseri Kritiği". Kapak Magazin (in Turkish). Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ Volume, Maximum (2023-11-19). "ALL THE TRIXX". Maximum Volume Music. Retrieved 2024-05-20.
- ^ Macmillan, Paul (2023-11-20). "n0trixx Shares Video for "Hard To Be A God" - New EP Out Now". Ghost Cult Magazine. Retrieved 2024-05-20.