KPop Demon Hunters Lead Makes Her Solo Debut
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KPop Demon Hunters Lead Makes Her Solo Debut
"Well, Ejae, the singing voice of lead vocalist Rumi, has finally put out her own debut single, and yeah, the girl can sing even when she's not slaying demons. "In Another World" is a ballad that sounds like something you'd hear over a Disney musical's end credits. It's definitely giving the late 2000s/early 2010s adult contemporary diva, along the lines of Leona Lewis and Adele, so don't come expecting a Huntr/x-style banger here. All that said, the song is a vocal showcase for Ejae, who soars over its chorus as she sings of an estranged relationship that's fallen through."
"Ejae's career trajectory has been inspiring to watch unfold as KPop Demon Hunters ' success has put her in the spotlight. She began training to be a K-pop idol at a young age in 2003, although she wasn't approved for a debut for over a decade. Ultimately, she discontinued her idol training to pursue a career as a songwriter. After working with groups like Red Velvet and Le Sserafim, she was brought onto KPop Demon Hunters to write songs and record demos, then was asked to be Rumi's singing voice in the final film."
"And now, she's got some of the biggest songs of 2025 and is becoming a household name and performing on late-night talk shows . Add her to the list of later-in-life success stories that teach us to never give up on our dreams."
Ejae, the singing voice for lead vocalist Rumi, released her debut single "In Another World," a ballad that evokes late 2000s/early 2010s adult contemporary divas like Leona Lewis and Adele. The song functions as a vocal showcase, with Ejae soaring over the chorus while singing about an estranged relationship. Her rise followed years of idol training that began in 2003, a later shift into songwriting, and collaborations with K-pop groups such as Red Velvet and Le Sserafim. She wrote and demoed songs for KPop Demon Hunters, served as Rumi's singing voice in the final film, and is now achieving mainstream success in 2025.
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