Sewerslvt - Inlove

Biography

Formerly known as Jvnko (diminutive of another alias of hers, Jvne), Sewerslvt is an electronic, breakcore, drum & bass and ambient music artist based in Adelaide, Australia. Not much is known about her physical appearance nor her voice as she usually uses anime representations of herself and TTS voices on personal non-music videos, vocal interventions being very rare in her tracks.

Although musically inspired by lolicore producers such as ​goreshit and Loli in early 20s, Sewerslvt puts her own spin on the electronic trend through atmospheric bass-enriched production and musical plating that feels less like a spastic rave and more like a fever dream. Her songs are usually tinged with themes of isolation, depression, doomerism, and suicide, along with inheriting dark web themes à la Death Grips.

She had first gained notoriety in the wider web-based dance scene through her single “Pretty Cvnt,” off of her self-titled EP. This popularity continued on subsequent tracks and albums such as Draining Love Story and Skitzofrenia Simulation. Today, “Pretty Cvnt” remains Jvne’s most popular and recognizable track, and Draining Love Story stands as one of the most divisive electronic albums of 2020 among music fans.

Even though often thought to be very active on social media, Jvne doesn’t seem to be at ease with conventional networks: her public Discord was eventually closed after alleged conflicts emerged among its members, leading her to create another one that is only available through subscribing to her Patreon, on which she provides spontaneous updates on her state of mind. Despite often believed to hold a Twitter account to her name, Sewerslvt denied being in control of it and only operates through Patreon and private Discord any more. However, she took control of the placeholder Instagram account that was made to her name to announce her final album on October 8, 2021. She also has an online merch website.

Although fond of creation for the most part of her short career, Sewerslvt revealed wanting to quit making music in mid-2021. She went on to explain that losing her then-girlfriend to suicide was what motivated her choice, and that compiling her very last album was a specifically painful task as it was supposed to be a “love letter” dedicated to her.