Nietche began as two friends in a New Jersey middle school, bonding over Fortnite marathons and late nights making trap beats on Fruity Loops. Their sound took a new direction when Jayden’s father handed down a vintage Juno-106 synthesizer, opening the door to a wider sonic landscape. What started as raw experimentation quickly evolved into a distinct style—melding the shimmer of 80s pop with the grit of indie rock, anchored by the pulse of modern trap.
From filming skate edits with their own beats to producing tracks for local rappers, Nietche became a name whispered around their hometown—part folklore, part future. Now, they’re pushing that energy onto a bigger stage, collaborating with a growing circle of vocalists from their community.
Upcoming projects feature collabs with Blood Lilly, Aimee, Michi Soza, and Malaya—further proof that Nietche is less a band and more a movement, pulling voices and influences into their ever-expanding orbit.
