The Canadian musician also shared that she had worked on a remix of ‘Armageddon’ K-pop girl group aespa have tapped Canadian musician Grimes for a remix of their hit single ‘Supernova’. READ MORE: aespa – ‘Armageddon’ review: the girl group shine brightest at their most experimental On September 20, aespa and SM Entertainment unveiled their ‘Supernova / Armageddon’ remixes under the agency’s iScream project, through which DJs and producers around the world remix songs by its artists. Leading the project is a new remix of their hit track ‘Supernova’ by Grimes.
In a string of posts on X earlier this week, Grimes shared that K-pop had gotten her into producing music again. “Honestly I prob wouldn’t have started producing music again except that my autistic hyper fixation got hijacked by k pop. Friendship ended w Nietzsche, now Æspa is my friend,” she wrote.
She revealed that she also remixed aespa’s single ‘Armageddon’, but did not submit it to the label. “idk if they want it but I could ask,” she said. “I also have a second supernova remix that’s kinda good but my baby destroyed the computer it was on so it’s unmixable”.
While this marks the first time the two acts have worked together, they previously featured on an episode of Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians interview series, where they discussed their common usage of AI and avatars in their music. aespa first released ‘Supernova’ in May as the pre-release single to.