Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters reveals real singers behind HUNTR/X’s hit songs
Netflix’s new animated action-comedy KPop Demon Hunters is blowing up worldwide. The show centers on two fictional groups: Saja Boys, demon boy idols, and HUNTR/X, demon-hunting girl idols.
Fans are obsessed not only with the story but also the original soundtrack. Songs by HUNTR/X — “What It Sounds Like,” “Golden,” “Takedown,” and “How It’s Done” — are trending for their vocal power. The mystery of who sings behind the animated characters is finally out.
Here are the real voices powering HUNTR/X:
EJAE for Rumi
EJAE, a Korean-American vocal producer based in Brooklyn, is the voice of Rumi, HUNTR/X’s main vocalist. She also wrote several songs on the soundtrack. EJAE has worked with TWICE, NMIXX, Red Velvet, and KARD. Her voice is familiar to K-pop fans from aespa’s demo track “Armageddon.”
Audrey Nuna for Mira
Mira, the group’s visual and lead dancer, is voiced by Audrey Nuna (Audrey Chu), an R&B singer from New Jersey signed to Sony Music Entertainment. She’s known for tracks like “Damn Right” and “Comic Sans.”
Rei Ami for Zoey
Zoey, the American-born rapper and youngest member, is voiced by Korean-American singer-songwriter and rapper Rei Ami. She rose to fame in 2020 with “Freak,” a viral TikTok hit.
These women’s voices have sparked debate online, with fans saying they outperform many current idols.
You can also check out the singers behind Saja Boys’ tracks separately.
“Rumi, the main vocalist of HUNTR/X, has been voiced by EJAE, a Korean-American vocal producer and arranger based in Brooklyn, New York.” — Koreaboo
“The singing voice of Mira … belongs to Audrey Nuna (real name Audrey Chu).” — Koreaboo
“Zoey … got her pipes from Rei Ami, a Korean-American singer-songwriter and rapper.” — Koreaboo
