NMIXX Makes History as the First K-Pop Girl Group Featured on NPR Music's Main YouTube Channel

NMIXX has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by becoming the first K-pop girl group to have their 'Tiny Desk Korea' video featured on NPR Music's main YouTube channel. This video, titled 'NMIXX: Tiny Desk Korea,' showcases the group's exceptional live vocals, featuring members Lily, Haewon, Sullyoon, BAE, Jiwoo, and Kyujin. The performance, which was filmed in one take without any additional sound effects or post-production, highlights the raw and authentic talent of the group, captivating both domestic and international fans.

'Tiny Desk Korea' is a live performance content series by musicians and bands, officially licensed from the 'Tiny Desk Concert' series produced by the American public radio broadcaster NPR. NMIXX's performance on this platform not only emphasizes their vocal prowess but also their ability to engage and mesmerize the audience with their harmonious singing.

Following the video's upload on NPR Music's original channel, fans from around the world flooded the comment section with praise, noting the group's harmonious vocals and the genuine display of their musical talent. Comments ranged from admiration for the group's harmony to pride in seeing K-pop represented on such a prestigious platform.

This achievement adds to NMIXX's growing list of international accomplishments, including their participation as panelists at the Billboard Latin Music Week, marking them as the first K-pop artists to do so. With their solid skills and expanding presence on the global stage, NMIXX's future endeavors are highly anticipated by fans and industry watchers alike.