Its arrival at the #1 spot on the Billboard 200 albums chart followed a stunning seven non-consecutive weeks when the soundtrack refused to budge from the #2 slot, reports Billboard. Its final push to the top of the charts was surely inspired by the soundtrack’s deluxe reissue on September 5th, which came packed with fresh, unreleased tracks and karaoke-ready versions.
This new milestone for KPop Demon Hunters follows a bevvy of achievements for the soundtrack. “Golden” is enjoying an unprecedented six-week unbroken reign at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart, but it’s also joined by “Your Idol,” “Soda Pop,” and “How It’s Done.” It’s the first soundtrack ever to have four Top 10 singles at the same time.
The Soundtrack’s Deluxe Release Is Packed With Karaoke-Friendly Revisions
The deluxe edition of the KPop Demon Hunters soundtrack helped stir up even further interest in what’s already proven to be one of the year’s legitimate musical juggernauts. The re-release featured two new tracks in the form of “Prologue (Hunter’s Mantra)” and “Jinu’s Lament,” but more importantly, an entire new disc packed with bonuses for fans.
The second disc is a sprawling 21-track set that packs in seven a cappella versions—letting fans hear the original vocals in isolation—and just as many “Sing-Along” cuts prepped for karaoke sessions. Still thirsty for more? The remaining tracks are all instrumental versions of the originals, rounding out a deluxe edition built to satisfy every kind of fan.
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