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Piano-Notenblätter von HUNTR/X auf Zen Virtual Piano entdecken. HUNTR/X is a fictional K-pop girl group in the 2025 animated musical urban fantasy film KPop Demon Hunters. The group has three members, Rumi, Mira and Zoey. Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami provide their singing voices, in that order. The singers Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami did not meet until the premiere event of the film, since each recorded separately. Three singers who recorded apart and first met at a premiere may suggest that the group on screen was assembled from separate studio sessions. Kang conceived KPop Demon Hunters, wanting to make a film "set in Korean culture". EJAE helped write several songs for the film, including "Your Idol", "Golden" and "How It's Done", and she was also the onscreen singing voice of Rumi. For almost 10 years EJAE had been a trainee with SM Entertainment, one of the biggest companies in the K-pop industry. Ejae is both one of the three singing voices of HUNTR/X and a co-writer of "Golden", the song the group puts out in the plot. In the plot of KPop Demon Hunters, HUNTR/X put out "Golden" as their newest song, meant to create the "Golden Honmoon", a lasting magical barrier that holds off the demons the group fights. Ejae and Mark Sonnenblick co-wrote the song "under the guidance" of Eisendrath. Rolling Stone reports that Ian Eisendrath, the executive music producer, and the film's directors get the credit from both songwriters for how well their collaboration works. Three honours went to "Golden": the 2026 Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media, plus Best Original Song at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards and the 98th Academy Awards. It is tempting to link Kang's wish for a film "set in Korean culture" with the fact that Ejae, who co-wrote "Golden", spent almost 10 years as a K-pop trainee. Netflix announced on May 13, 2026 that it had partnered with AEG Presents on a global concert tour for KPop Demon Hunters. The announcement did not confirm whether the singing talent behind HUNTR/X would appear on the tour. Does a concert tour announced for a fictional group, beside three singers who recorded separately, leave it open who would perform on it?
Piano-Notenblätter von HUNTR/X auf Zen Virtual Piano entdecken.
HUNTR/X is a fictional K-pop girl group in the 2025 animated musical urban fantasy film KPop Demon Hunters. The group has three members, Rumi, Mira and Zoey. Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami provide their singing voices, in that order. The singers Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami did not meet until the premiere event of the film, since each recorded separately. Three singers who recorded apart and first met at a premiere may suggest that the group on screen was assembled from separate studio sessions.
Kang conceived KPop Demon Hunters, wanting to make a film "set in Korean culture". EJAE helped write several songs for the film, including "Your Idol", "Golden" and "How It's Done", and she was also the onscreen singing voice of Rumi. For almost 10 years EJAE had been a trainee with SM Entertainment, one of the biggest companies in the K-pop industry. Ejae is both one of the three singing voices of HUNTR/X and a co-writer of "Golden", the song the group puts out in the plot.
In the plot of KPop Demon Hunters, HUNTR/X put out "Golden" as their newest song, meant to create the "Golden Honmoon", a lasting magical barrier that holds off the demons the group fights. Ejae and Mark Sonnenblick co-wrote the song "under the guidance" of Eisendrath. Rolling Stone reports that Ian Eisendrath, the executive music producer, and the film's directors get the credit from both songwriters for how well their collaboration works. Three honours went to "Golden": the 2026 Grammy Award for Best Song Written for Visual Media, plus Best Original Song at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards and the 98th Academy Awards. It is tempting to link Kang's wish for a film "set in Korean culture" with the fact that Ejae, who co-wrote "Golden", spent almost 10 years as a K-pop trainee.
Netflix announced on May 13, 2026 that it had partnered with AEG Presents on a global concert tour for KPop Demon Hunters. The announcement did not confirm whether the singing talent behind HUNTR/X would appear on the tour. Does a concert tour announced for a fictional group, beside three singers who recorded separately, leave it open who would perform on it?
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