“KPOP Demon Hunters on the singer of Audrey Nuna Na Golden, Oscars Buzz

Jet Lag is real for Audrey shows. Freshly from the international tour that took her from Korea to Japan in Australia, a 26-year-old-rapper still adjusted to time zones – including memory 3 hours in the gym that left a cable car until 8:00 in the morning. But exhaustion is valuable: Nune drives the wave “Golden“Her contribution of her interruption”KPOP Demon Hunters“Soundtrack who became a viral global phenomenon.

Nuna provides a snow voice for peace, one of three members of a fabricated K-pop group Huntr / KS, next to Vocalists Ejae (Ko Votes Lead of Singer Ruma) and Rei Ami (Ko Votes Zoey). Together, the trio performed “golden”, which hit no. 1 Na Lists na spotifiive Top songs Global Chart and launched the Soundtrack album on no. 1 At Billboard 200 – The greatest week Streaming for sound for sound to sound in over three years.

“When I filmed these songs, I remember that I told Mom,” but like, Eomma, I think this movie will really get well. “I really had a feeling that this project will do this project very well. I did not know that it would only fully use our niche in terms of just being globally received. ”

The instincts of Korean artists proved to be cleaned. The song is It was submitted for consideration of the Academy Award Author: Netflix, the appearance that has a Nune and amazed and philosophical.

“I feel like I have to go to Egot now,” she says. “I think God and the universe are so incredibly mysterious, where I can’t believe I could potentially get the nomination of the Oscar, and this project could potentially get the Nomination of OSCAR before I was ever considered and ever ever been considered.”

Potential Oscar Nod feels especially surrealably given to Nuno Imeci. “I’m actually called Audrey Hepburn, who was known to be super multiple. She was also in the theater, and he was actually in a way of feeling strangely prophetic.”

For Nun, which blured lines between POPs, R & B and alternatives for her genres of liquids, the success of the “golden” increased belief in the artistic boundary push. “I think those lines are irrelevant. I think the genre is dead, in the sense,” she says. “I have always been interested in so many different types of music.”

Growing up as one of Several Asian Americans, Nuna absorbed various influences – from Britney Spears and early K-pop groups, Vhitney Houston, Detini Houston, General Gambino, Radiohead and Bjork. This eclectic musical education is shaped by refusal to categorize.

“I never felt the need or desire to hide any of such interests,” she explains. “When this movie is set on me, it was an idea that you shouldn’t choose a part of yourself and you are able to be completely the reason why I was the role of this project, I immediately jumped on the board.”

This philosophy of acceptance of duality passes through a recent album Nune “Trench”, Split in two halves: “soft skin” and “hard feelings”. The concept reflects the polarity that she always felt drawn – “beautiful chords and super sharp drums” or “playful double current word with the types of these deep introspective topics”.

“I wanted to show that I can coexist and can sit next to each other on the track list, whether it is sonnium or thematic,” she says.

A recent international tour in Nuna – is the first time it is performing outside the United States – the eye hole showed. From explosive energy in the Korea Festival PentaPort booked, but deeply related to the audience in Tokyo, she discovered that music really exceeds cultural boundaries.

“One thing that was really constant was just that a real and deep relationship that was all the things that came to my music that I was really cool, regardless of the body language, that it really always applies to me.

Experience is an amplifier belief in the transformative authority of music. “My faith is really restored to this idea that music can change the way people think and can change the way people are worn in everyday life, regardless of the culture you are set.”

While Nuna creates this new phase of global recognition, she learned to see vulnerability not as weakness, but as strength. “Heart Atlas” Brene Braun “, explains:” Your level of affiliation will ever be as great as your level of self-acceptance. “

For now, Nune still processes the whirlwind success of “golden” and hunters on “KPOP Demon”, which is now Netflix is ​​the most highest film ever. As Accolades continue to intrude in and Oscar season, one is clear: this artist who defies the genre is just beginning.

“I definitely feel like very happy with gratitude. I feel only extremity humbly and only is very honored to be part of the Korean Culture that makes the platform level,” she says.