Artist's Background and Early Influences - Audrey Nuna sang "America the Beautiful" at the 2009 US Open at the age of 10 [1] - Early tech influence included Hit Clips with songs like "Hit Me Baby One More Time" by Britney Spears and Backstreet Boys [4][5] Music and Creative Process - "Damn Right" is recommended as a good introduction to Audrey Nuna's music catalog, while "Get Luv" is a personal favorite [3] - The artist uses an Alphasmart 3000 word processor to avoid distractions from writing on phones or laptops [8][9] - Current tech setup includes a Shure SM7B microphone and new headphones for travel and creating a workstation on the road [10] Industry Navigation and Artistic Identity - Early career involved posting covers on YouTube as a way to express herself and enter the music industry [12] - The artist's identity is rooted in futurism and a desire to not be bound by space or time, drawing inspiration from Hype Williams, Spike Jonze, and the movie Akira [16][17][18] - Animation, particularly Miyazaki's work, inspires the artist due to fewer technical limitations compared to live-action music videos [19] Current Projects and Future Aspirations - The artist expresses excitement about having more freedom and resources to create, meet collaborators, and travel the world for inspiration [14] - Feels blessed to be part of the film "K-pop Demon Hunters" and share art with people who are willing to listen [15][21][22]