No Na comes to L.A., and we’re taking you inside a day in the life of the newest Indonesian girl group. They show us their process of recording a song in the studio, how they cook, share the story of how they met and more!
Are you excited to hear more of No Na’s music? Let us know in the comments!
No Na:
Hey, everyone for No Na, come spend 24 hours with us with Billboard. Let’s head into the 88 Studio. Let’s do it!
Lyndsey Havens:
This group has worked together before, it seems?
Sean Miyashiro:
Yes.
Lyndsey Havens:
OK on all the music so far?
Sean Miyashiro:
A lot of it, yeah, this is kind of like the consistent crew got it. I mean, everybody has made songs with the girls that are coming out, basically. They only have one song out.
Lyndsey Havens:
Amazing.
No Na:
Coming soon.
Sean Miyashiro:
Hey, this is kind of fire, actually.
Lyndsey Havens:
Do you usually wait to find a beat before you start writing? Or sometimes–
No Na:
Yeah.
Lyndsey Havens:
OK, cool. Feel the vibe, and then you see what fits that?
No Na:
Yeah. Baila comes up with the best melodies.
Lyndsey Havens:
That’s a good strength.
No Na:
She makes the best lyrics.
Sean Miyashiro:
Oh that’s so fire. The best. So the key is these, like lead bass lines that he does. He’s insane with this stuff. It kind of drives everything, right? It leads us. Should we start? Should we start coming up with the melodies. Let’s do it.
No Na:
I like how we started this. What did you say? Got you in my glass? Got you in my hole? Got you in my what? Caught you in a lie. Caught you in a lie, love. Time to say goodbye.
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