The K-pop Demon Hunters soundtrack has quickly captured the hearts of fans with its powerful lineup of songs, blending K-pop’s signature energy with cinematic storytelling. Below, we take a look at the top tracks and their ranking in popularity.
🔥 Top Tracks from the Soundtrack
헌트릭스(HUNTR/X)
Genre: Musical, Exorcism, Hero
Director & Screenwriter: Maggie Kang, Chris Appelhans
Story: Maggie Kang
Producer: Aaron Warner, Michelle Wing
Cast: Aden Cho, Ahn Hyo-seop, Kim Yun-jin, Lee Byung-hun
Original Soundtrack: Marcelo Ushoah Jarbous
Production Company: Sony Pictures Animation
Distributor: Netflix
Release Date: June 20, 2025
Running Time: 1 hour 39 minutes
Over-the-Counter: Netflix
Rating: 12+
K-Pop Demon Hunters currently has a 7.9 out of 10 rating on IMDB.
That’s almost an 8, which is quite a positive rating.
The number of reviewers has now surpassed 2,100 and is expected to soar even higher.
Discover the addictive songs of K-pop group Demon Hunters.
1. TAKEDOWN (JEONGYEON, JIHYO, CHAEYOUNG – TWICE)
When you think of TWICE, the first words that come to mind are usually bright, catchy, and fun. But in “TAKEDOWN”—part of the K-pop Demon Hunters soundtrack—Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung flip that image upside down. Instead of sweet smiles and bubblegum hooks, they deliver a fierce, battle-ready anthem that feels like it belongs in the middle of an action scene.
When you think of TWICE, the first words that come to mind are usually bright, catchy, and fun. But in “TAKEDOWN”—part of the K-pop Demon Hunters soundtrack—Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung flip that image upside down. Instead of sweet smiles and bubblegum hooks, they deliver a fierce, battle-ready anthem that feels like it belongs in the middle of an action scene.
What makes this song even more exciting is how it reflects TWICE’s growth as artists. Over the years, they’ve evolved from cute, cheerful rookies into global superstars who can dominate stadium tours and Billboard charts. “TAKEDOWN” shows their versatility—they’re not just queens of pop; they can step into darker, cinematic concepts and own it.
2. How It’s Done – Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami, EJAE, …
Smooth and confident, this collaboration delivers a mix of cool rap verses and catchy hooks. A perfect showcase of rising international K-pop-inspired artists.
- What Makes It Special
If you’ve ever wondered, “What if BLACKPINK had an action-packed theme song?” — this is it. Gleaming with bold beats, high-voltage energy, and swaggering confidence, it’s the kind of track that sets the bar for cinematic K-pop-pop fusion
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3.Soda Pop – Andrew Choi, Kevin, Neckwav, …
Refreshing and upbeat, “Soda Pop” brings fun summer vibes to the soundtrack. Its playful rhythm makes it one of the most addictive tracks.
“Soda Pop” was born not from a single singer, but through collaboration with multiple artists.
The song’s high quality is further enhanced by the talented contributions of Blackpink’s composers.
The song gained further popularity thanks to its addictive chorus, and dance cover videos have been created around the world, further proving its popularity.
4.Golden – Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami, EJAE, …
“Golden” is bold and stylish, filled with sharp beats and sleek vocals. It has quickly become a standout for fans who love modern hip-hop and R&B influences in K-pop.
Many Korean and foreign singers have uploaded videos of themselves following along.
This is considered a legendary event, as a virtual girl group topped the real music charts.
Although a virtual group, they are creating a new culture as their fandom grows.
5.Strategy – TWICE
Another powerhouse track from TWICE, “Strategy” is fast-paced, energetic, and empowering. A perfect follow-up to “TAKEDOWN,” showing TWICE’s versatility.
6.Takedown – Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami, EJAE, …
A different version of “Takedown,” performed by a new lineup of artists. This track delivers an alternative vibe compared to the TWICE version, making it exciting for fans to compare.
7.Your Idol – Andrew Choi, Kevin, Neckwav, …
A confident anthem with lyrics about fame, influence, and the spotlight. Its strong beats make it a memorable addition to the OST.
8.Free – Andrew Choi, EJAE, Rumi, …
“Free” brings an emotional yet powerful energy, showcasing the theme of breaking limits and living without boundaries.
9.What It Sounds Like – Audrey Nuna, Rei Ami, EJAE, …
With its longer playtime, this track dives deeper into layered beats and vocal experimentation. A bold and experimental piece that fans appreciate.
10.Love, Maybe (사랑인가 봐) – MeloMance
A soft, romantic ballad that balances out the high-energy tracks of the OST. “Love, Maybe” offers emotional depth and heartfelt vocals.
First of all, this is the instant drama OST from the Korean romance drama ‘Sanae Yeon ae’.
11.Path (오솔길) – Jokers
A moody, atmospheric track that builds a cinematic journey through sound.
This is one of the songs from an old Korean band from an album released in 1971.
12. Score Suite – Marcelo Zarvos
Highlight: A cinematic instrumental, blending classical strings with modern beats.
Artist Note: Marcelo Zarvos is a renowned Brazilian-American composer for Hollywood films. His presence elevates the OST to global cinematic quality.
