
Hachiku is an Australian indie pop / alt-pop music project centred around Anika Ostendorf, a German‑Australian singer‑songwriter and producer based between Melbourne and Berlin. Known for dreamy, shimmering pop soundscapes infused with indie and electronic elements, Hachiku blends captivating melodies with introspective lyrics that explore emotion, vulnerability, and connection. Hachiku first emerged with self‑recorded EPs (including Hachiku in 2017) and gained wider attention with the critically acclaimed debut album I’ll Probably Be Asleep (2020). Their music has received support from outlets like triple j Unearthed, NPR, BBC Radio, and respected music press, and they’ve toured internationally, supporting artists such as Courtney Barnett, The Breeders, José González, and Snail Mail. In 2025, Hachiku released their sophomore album The Joys of Being Pure at Heart, expanding their signature sound with collaborative arrangements and orchestral textures, further solidifying their place in the contemporary indie pop landscape.
Dream Pop, Indie Pop, Electronic
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