According to Yonhap News, singer and composer EJAE expressed overwhelming joy as the OST of animation 'K-pop Demon Hunters' earned five major Grammy nominations, including the prestigious 'Song of the Year.' On November 8, EJAE shared on Instagram that he could not find words to describe his feelings, calling the 'Song of the Year' nomination for the track 'Golden' an achievement beyond his wildest dreams and a lifelong dream come true.
Five Grammy nominations for 'K-pop Demon Hunters'
The 'K-pop Demon Hunters' OST, led by the hit song 'Golden,' received nominations in five categories: 'Song of the Year,' 'Best Pop Duo/Group Performance,' 'Best Song Written for Visual Media,' 'Best Remixed Recording' (David Guetta Remix), and 'Best Compilation Soundtrack for Visual Media.' The multiple nods highlight the global impact and musical excellence of this collaboration.
Voices behind Huntrix
EJAE lent his voice as Lumie, a member of the fictional girl group Huntrix in the animation, while Korean-American singers Ray Ami and Audrey Nuna performed the vocals for bandmates Joy and Mira respectively. EJAE credited fans and his fellow vocalists for their indispensable role in securing the nominations, expressing heartfelt gratitude.
Rose's joyful reaction and Cats Eye's celebration
Blackpink's Rose, nominated across three major Grammy categories for her hit 'Apt.,' captured her emotions in a video shared during the nominations announcement, showing an excited reaction of joy and relief. Global girl group Cats Eye, nominated in two categories including 'Best New Artist,' also took to social media to celebrate their unexpected and "honored" nominations, congratulating fellow nominees.
The anticipation builds for the 68th Grammy Awards
The prestigious 68th Annual Grammy Awards are scheduled for February 1 in Los Angeles at the Crypto.com Arena, promising to spotlight these artists and their remarkable contributions on a worldwide stage.
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