W e are well and truly in the thick of a worldwide girl group renaissance. Heralded by the continued success of K-pop acts across the 2010s, this current decade has welcomed not only the return of all-female groups in the West, including NME Cover stars FLO and Say Now , but it has also given way to the ascension of those from Southeast Asia to the global stage for the very first time. The latest act to break out of the region, and following in the footsteps of T-pop favourites 4Eve and Filipino stars BINI , are Indonesia’s powerhouse performers No Na . Comprising Baila (24 years old) and Shaz (23) from Jakarta, Christy (25) from Lombok, and Esther (24) from Bali, the quartet officially debuted last year and were named to the NME 100 of 2026 on the strength of their alluring blend of nostalgic R&B with their “island girl” roots, as they describe it.…