The Black Label producers participated in the 'Golden' K-pop Awards for the first time

*This content was translated by AI.

Golden, composed by The Black Label producers, won the first Grammy Award for K-pop.

At the 68th Grammy Awards held in Los Angeles on the 1st (local time), the OST "Golden" of the Netflix animated film "K-Pop Demon Hunters" won Best Song Written For Visual Media.

"Golden" is the main theme song that decorates the highlight scene of the virtual girl group Huntrix's goal, capturing global listeners by dominating the top of domestic and international music charts along with the movie's global box office success. In particular, it topped the Billboard main chart "HOT 100" (Hot Back) for eight weeks, which was very unusual as an OST.

As "Golden" overtook prominent contenders to win the award, the milestone of winning the first K-pop Grammy Awards was born, sending K-pop fans wild not only in Korea but also around the world. The Black Label producers who attended the event received the trophy, and 24 producers said, "It's a great honor. I am proud and happy to make such a good achievement in the name of K-pop. I couldn't be here with you, but I dedicate this honor to producer Teddy who worked with me through this whole process," he said. IDO producer said, "The 'Grammy Awards' is like the biggest goal I can dream of as a composer, and I feel good because I feel like I've achieved my dream. It is an honor and rewarding to be able to contribute to the work that promotes K-culture, not just the success of K-pop," he said.

Meanwhile, "Golden" previously won the Best Original Song (Motion Picture) at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, raising the status of K-pop. In addition, the prestigious British award ceremony "The BRIT Awards 2026" and the Oscars, the most prestigious film award ceremony in the United States, are expected to show the global leap of K-content beyond K-pop by challenging trophies.

"Golden," which was composed and arranged by the producers of The Black Label, which led the K-pop trend such as 24 and IDO centered on Teddy, became a global mega hit at once with its amazing impact. The Black Label producers produced "How It's Done," "Soda Pop," and "Your Idol," another OST of "K-pop Demon Hunters," showing the power of music to unite the world by driving the movie's box office.

<© STARNEWS. All rights reserved. No reproduction or redistribution allowed.>

*This content was translated by AI.