Audrey Nuna
Audrey Nuna
Audrey Nuna is a Korean American artist.
She was first discovered at the age of 16 by Roc Nation producer Anwar Sawyer. The musician has drawn more than one million streams on Spotify with her hit single “Time,” and was even mentioned as one of the favorite artists of Blackpink member Rosé in a Vogue Korea interview[1].
Career
After a trip to South Korea where she was featured on MBC Radio’s Bae Bae Bae Cheol-soo’s Music Camp, a radio show run by one of the country’s most legendary hosts. Known for her catchy lyrics and beats that combine genres of hip hop, Soul and Trap, the artist is quickly rising through the music ranks. She signed with Sony’s Arista Records, released her critically acclaimed single “Time,” and co-directed a music video with Grammy-nominated director Emma Westernberg (of Janelle Monáe’s “PYNK”
The artist was also featured on Dazed Magazine´s "top 100" list for young aspiring creatives to look out for in 2020[3].
Nuna's as-yet-untitled debut EP is set to arrive this May via Arista Records[2].
Personal
Audrey Nuna got her start singing the national anthem at sporting events aged 10 and never looked back.
“I sang all my life,” she reflects, “and that very organically turned into making my own songs[2]