K-Pop Demon Hunters (Soundtrack From The Netflix Film)
Various Artists
KPop Demon Hunters (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film) is the official soundtrack to the 2025 animated musical urban‑fantasy film from Sony Pictures Animation and Netflix, built around fictional K‑pop girl group HUNTR/X and their demon‑boy‑band rivals, Saja Boys. Released in June 2025 (with a later deluxe edition), the album is credited to Various Artists but anchored by performances from the film’s cast plus real‑world K‑pop heavyweights like TWICE. Across its core tracklist—“How It’s Done,” “Golden,” “Soda Pop,” “Free,” “Takedown,” “Your Idol,” “What It Sounds Like,” “Strategy,” “Your Idol,” and others—it mixes girl‑crush anthems, villain songs, emotional duets, and finale numbers that mirror the movie’s arc from flashy stadium shows to high‑stakes supernatural battles.
Musically, the soundtrack leans into glossy, contemporary K‑pop produced by a stacked team: BLACKPINK producer Teddy Park and other The Black Label mainstays craft HUNTR/X songs “How It’s Done” and “Golden,” while songwriters behind BTS hits (“Butter,” “Permission to Dance”) handle the ballad “Free” and climactic closer “What It Sounds Like.” Saja Boys’ “Soda Pop” and “Your Idol” twist bubblegum hooks into something darker to reflect the demons‑in‑disguise concept, and TWICE contribute both their own single “Strategy” and a featured version of “Takedown” sung by Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung. The album has been a huge commercial success—multi‑Platinum streaming figures, several tracks simultaneously on the Billboard Hot 100, and fan‑driven TikTok challenges built around “Takedown” and “Golden”—and is often described as a high‑impact K‑pop compilation that also functions as a complete narrative companion piece to the film.
K-Pop Demon Hunters (Soundtrack From The Netflix Film)
Various Artists
KPop Demon Hunters (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film) is the official soundtrack to the 2025 animated musical urban‑fantasy film from Sony Pictures Animation and Netflix, built around fictional K‑pop girl group HUNTR/X and their demon‑boy‑band rivals, Saja Boys. Released in June 2025 (with a later deluxe edition), the album is credited to Various Artists but anchored by performances from the film’s cast plus real‑world K‑pop heavyweights like TWICE. Across its core tracklist—“How It’s Done,” “Golden,” “Soda Pop,” “Free,” “Takedown,” “Your Idol,” “What It Sounds Like,” “Strategy,” “Your Idol,” and others—it mixes girl‑crush anthems, villain songs, emotional duets, and finale numbers that mirror the movie’s arc from flashy stadium shows to high‑stakes supernatural battles.
Musically, the soundtrack leans into glossy, contemporary K‑pop produced by a stacked team: BLACKPINK producer Teddy Park and other The Black Label mainstays craft HUNTR/X songs “How It’s Done” and “Golden,” while songwriters behind BTS hits (“Butter,” “Permission to Dance”) handle the ballad “Free” and climactic closer “What It Sounds Like.” Saja Boys’ “Soda Pop” and “Your Idol” twist bubblegum hooks into something darker to reflect the demons‑in‑disguise concept, and TWICE contribute both their own single “Strategy” and a featured version of “Takedown” sung by Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung. The album has been a huge commercial success—multi‑Platinum streaming figures, several tracks simultaneously on the Billboard Hot 100, and fan‑driven TikTok challenges built around “Takedown” and “Golden”—and is often described as a high‑impact K‑pop compilation that also functions as a complete narrative companion piece to the film.