AUDREY NUNA and Teezo Touchdown Feed Fans With "Starving"


Photo: Henry Arres 

There is perhaps nothing better in music than when two equally talented and unique artists join forces to create something greater than the sum of its parts—a piece of art that celebrates culture while also pushing it forward. Today, listeners are treated to this in the form of “Starving,” the newest banger from AUDREY NUNA, featuring none other than Teezo Touchdown.

You might remember NUNA from her string of viral singles like "damn Right" and the Jack Harlow-assisted "Comic Sans," tracks known for pairing high-energy intensity with the rising star’s signature laid-back and borderline indifferent delivery. Pair her with Teezo Touchdown, the pioneer of rock & boom, and you get a poppy yet dejected indietronica anthem perfect for anyone navigating romantic tension and transformation.

Over delicate guitar plucks and dreamy synth-laden production, “Starving” features Audrey and Mr. Touchdown trading verses while depicting their respective romantic struggles and frustrations. Its visual amplifies this message with shots of jewel-encrusted fruit, perhaps a metaphor for things in our lives that, while beautiful, do not serve the purpose that they are supposed to.

Above all else, “Starving” is a beautiful and bittersweet goodbye to not only an unnamed romantic interest but NUNA’s liquid breakfast era that fans have been enjoying since she first started making waves in 2021. And if you're still not satiated after sinking your teeth into the delectable sonic feast that is "Starving," rest assured knowing that NUNA is busy at work on a new body of work. 

Watch the "Starving" video below:


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