AUDREY NUNA

AUDREY NUNA, born Audrey Chu on April 2, 1999, is a Korean-American singer, rapper, and songwriter. Discovered as a teenager by producer Anwar Sawyer, she began releasing music that fused rap cadences with pop and R&B melodies, quickly building a reputation for lyrics that are candid about anxiety, identity, and self-empowerment.

Her breakout came with tracks like «damn Right» and «Comic Sans», which showcased her genre-blurring approach — part trap, part alt-pop, delivered with a laid-back, conversational flow. Songs such as «Space», «Time», and «Top Again» further defined her sound: minimal, moody production paired with sharp, personal songwriting.

Nuna has continued to expand her catalog with releases like «Baby Blues» and «Clocked Out!», and has performed sessions such as an XX-themed Spotify Singles cover, underlining her range across rap, R&B, and pop. She is regarded as one of the more distinctive voices among a new wave of Asian-American artists blending hip-hop attitude with intimate, diaristic songwriting.