K-Pop is no longer just influencing global trends — it’s helping shape the future of music.
Yeonjun of TOMORROW X TOGETHER, Jungwon of ENHYPEN, and Huh Yunjin of LE SSERAFIM have officially been welcomed as new members of the Recording Academy, the organization behind the Grammy Awards.
The announcement came as part of the Academy’s 2025 New Member Class, highlighting artists from across the globe who are not just performing, but pushing the culture forward.
“They’ve been inspired by the generations that came before them, and now they’re shaping the latest era of K-Pop,” said Recording Academy on their Instagram post.
“As they light up many fans’ lives and music stages, they also continue to define the legacy and evolution of K-Pop, emphasizing how music transcends languages and brings us all together,” they added.
Yeonjun debuted in 2019 as the eldest member of TOMORROW X TOGETHER under BIGHIT MUSIC. He is recognized for his roles as rapper, dancer, and vocalist in the group.
Jungwon is the leader of ENHYPEN, which was formed in 2020 through the reality survival program I-LAND. The group is managed by BELIFT LAB, a joint venture between HYBE and CJ ENM.
Huh Yunjin is a vocalist and songwriter for LE SSERAFIM, which debuted in 2022 under SOURCE MUSIC. Prior to debut, she competed on the reality show Produce 48. She has since co-written multiple tracks for the group and released solo music.
The Recording Academy invites music professionals from across the world each year to become members. These members are eligible to vote in the Grammy Awards and participate in Academy initiatives.
