Eddington Again is a Berlin-based, Los Angeles-born artist whose creative voice was forged by the political and cultural forces of his youth—from the Rodney King riots, to the Clinton-era War on Drugs, mass incarceration and police brutality in South Central LA. Finding solace in Southern California’s Krump and Clown movement, he was shaped by a community rooted in non-violent political expression through art. This, alongside deep immersion in Los Angeles’s underground queer culture, cultivated a musical palette that is eclectic, vital, and distinctive. 

With a genre-defying blend of sonic influences and non-linear lyrical style, Eddington uses sound as a spiritual medium—an act of resistance, healing, and transformation. His work moves like memory does: abstract, beautiful, chaotic, and deeply human. First gaining notoriety as part of PRJCTS and experimental rap trio Oddience, Eddington has since performed alongside the likes of Nina Kraviz, Dam Funk, Flume, and Charli XCX, establishing himself as an innovator and fixture in alternative music.

As of June 2026