Audrey Nuna, the Grammy-nominated Korean-American artist and songwriter, has released a bold new single titled 'superHuman'. This marks her first solo release in two years and showcases her unique ability to blend genres, incorporating elements of rap, pop, and R&B. The song is a powerful statement of redemption and validation, with Nuna's powerful vocals delivering the message, "Hey world, hit me with whatever you got." The single is a collaboration with renowned producer Cirkut and Riot Games, and serves as an official track for the 2026 VALORANT Champions Tour.
In an interview, Nuna shared her inspiration for the song, explaining that it captures the feeling of a significant life change, where she felt more perceived by the world than ever before. She emphasizes the importance of staying human and open, even in the face of rapid change, and believes that being more human is a superpower. This message resonates with her own journey, as she has consistently pushed creative boundaries and challenged expectations, as evidenced by her album 'A Liquid Breakfast' and her work on the hit film 'KPop Demon Hunters'.
The success of 'KPop Demon Hunters' has been remarkable, with the film amassing over 130 million views in the first half of 2026 and inspiring sold-out screenings, collaborations, and a global concert tour. The film's hit single 'Golden' was praised for its melodic potency and ability to stand out among viral hits. Nuna's performance in the film has also garnered attention, as she offered an emotional rebuke of the music industry while accepting the Women Of The Year award at the 2026 Billboard Women In Music event.
Nuna's artistic vision and talent have been recognized by industry professionals, including the NME, who praised her as 'modern R&B's new visionary cooking up a storm'. Her ability to blend genres and deliver powerful messages through her music is a testament to her artistic growth and influence in the industry. As she continues to explore new creative avenues, Nuna's music is sure to leave a lasting impact on the global music scene.
