Audrey Nuna

Audrey Nuna, born Audrey Chu on April 2, 1999, is a Korean-American singer and rapper from New Jersey whose music lands between alt-pop, rap, and left-field R&B. She first built traction through self-posted covers, then moved quickly once Arista Records picked her up for the 2019 single run that included Time, Paper, and Comic Sans with Jack Harlow. The early appeal was obvious: sharp phrasing, visual control, and a delivery that could switch from deadpan to chaotic without losing pop structure.

Her releases since then have made the range clearer. A Liquid Breakfast introduced the first full body of work in 2021, while TRENCH in 2024 pushed further into abrasive, fashion-forward songwriting and high-concept visuals. Audrey Nuna's own site frames that era through singles like Mine, Sucking Up, Jokes on Me, Starving, and Cellulite, which tracks with the harsher, more stylised world she has been building around the project.

Her profile expanded again through Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation's KPop Demon Hunters, where she provided the singing voice for Mira. That soundtrack connection also places her alongside artists like REI AMI in one of the biggest crossover moments to hit the K-pop-adjacent pop lane in recent years.