Audrey Nuna Inks Deal with Republic Records
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Audrey Nuna Inks Deal with Republic Records

authorBy Ricky Gervais
DateAug 04, 2026
Read Time2 min

Audrey Nuna, acclaimed for her role as Mira in "KPop Demon Hunters" and a recent Oscar recipient for "Golden," has officially signed with Republic Records. This significant career move was exclusively revealed and precedes the release of her highly anticipated new single, "superHuman."

Her latest track, "superHuman," produced by the Grammy-winning Cirkut, is slated for release this Friday at midnight ET. Nuna describes the song as a "portal," encapsulating a period of rapid personal change and heightened public attention. It reflects themes of triumph and validation, while also serving as a personal reminder to embrace humanity and adaptability. Furthermore, "superHuman" will be featured as an official track for the 2026 Valorant Champions Tour (VCT), building on her previous collaboration with Valorant for "Toxic."

Nuna's journey began in 2018 with independent music, followed by two projects under Arista, including 2024's "Trench." Her career accelerated in 2025 as part of the trio Huntr/x for "KPop Demon Hunters." Now, with her Republic Records deal, she is set to embark on a global festival tour, with performances scheduled for Japan's Summer Sonic 2026, Austria's Frequency Festival, and Belgium's Pukkelpop, concluding later this month.

Audrey Nuna's burgeoning career exemplifies the power of artistic evolution and strategic partnerships. Her dedication to exploring new sounds and engaging with diverse platforms, from film to gaming, demonstrates a forward-thinking approach that resonates with contemporary audiences. This new chapter with Republic Records promises to further elevate her unique voice and creative vision on a global scale, inspiring aspiring artists to embrace change and authenticity.

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