courtesy of Netflix
Brazilian electronic heavyweight Alok releases “Squid Game (Let’s Play)” from Squid Game, Netflix’s most-watched series – reaching over 142 million households globally.
Listen to “Squid Game (Let’s Play)” HERE via Casablanca Records.
Stay tuned for more music, Squid Game (Let’s Play) EP to be released early 2022.
ALOK states, “After becoming hooked on the show, I was instantly drawn towards the music, with its sombre and chilling tone that worms its way into your brain. I sought to deliver and complement the existing theme with my own rendition that my fans could enjoy, making it club-ready and one to add a stamp to the end of 2021.”
With more than 3.8 billion streams on Spotify making ALOK is the most streamed Brazilian artist in the world, he also rose to take the #4 position on the 2021 DJ Mag Top 100 DJs Poll with his significance within the industry only continuing to skyrocket. Considered one of the most influential modern artists within electronic music, leading to collaborations in 2021 alone with names including Grammy-Award Winning John Legend, Sofi Tukker, and The Vamps, as well as remixing the likes of Ed Sheeran, Joel Corry and Masked Wolf.
The history-making South Korean Netflix series, Squid Game, follows Gi-hun. Laid off and divorced with high-interest loans and a gambling debt, Gi-hun is at his wit’s end when a strange man presents him a business card featuring a circle, triangle, and square. The man invites Gi-hun to a survival game. The prize money? 45.6 billion won. Grasping at straws, Gi-hun accepts the offer and lands himself in a mysterious place with a total of 456 participants; among them is Sang-woo, Gi-hun’s former neighbor who initially seemed to be living the high life, Il-Nam the terminally ill elder, Sae-byeok the North Korean defector, Deok-su the gangster, Mi-nyeo the con artist and Ali the migrant worker. The rule is simple: Everyone has to participate in a well-known, classic childhood game. The stakes? Their lives. Winner takes all. Trust no one, not even yourself. Here, winning is the only thing that matters.
courtesy of Casablanca Records
