‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Voice Audrey Nuna Partners with Outschool for Music Contest
Audrey Nuna, the singing voice behind Mira on the popular “KPop Demon Hunters” soundtrack, is collaborating with Outschool, an online learning platform based in San Francisco, to launch a global music contest for students aged 6–18.
Contest Details and Prizes
- Finalists can win prizes valued up to $1,000.
- A master class with Audrey Nuna is part of the rewards.
- Participants submit original performances in categories such as singing, dancing, instrumentals, and musical theater.
Purpose and Impact
This competition is the first of several Outschool initiatives designed to encourage young learners to express their creativity through the arts.
"Outschool has always believed that learning thrives when kids are inspired," said Amir Nathoo, CEO of Outschool. "This collaboration with Audrey Nuna celebrates the idea that creativity is a powerful way for young people to learn, connect, and build confidence."
Audrey Nuna, whose song “Golden” from “KPop Demon Hunters” recently reached No. 1 on Spotify’s Global Chart and is being submitted for Oscar consideration, expressed her dedication to supporting new talent.
"I love seeing young people experiment and make stuff that feels real to them," Nuna said.
Author’s Summary
This collaboration between Audrey Nuna and Outschool empowers young creators worldwide to explore and develop their artistic talents through an engaging, supportive music contest.
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