Fans of "Stranger Things" were also interested in the rest of the singer's catalog, increasing listens by 1600%.Īlso read: Why the Netflix business model will take more than a quick fixĪware of the power of music in the series, Spotify and Netflix have launched an official "Stranger Things" playlist with Easter eggs and surprises on the mobile app as well as on computer but only for Android users.
Impressive results that nonetheless pale in comparison with those achieved by the track "Running Up That Hill" by Kate Bush, which saw an 8700% increase in streams throughout the world on May 30, after the premiere of season 4. The renewed interest is linked to an emotional scene in the last episode of the season where the "Master of Puppets" song, played by the Eddie Munson character, plays an important role in the plot and clearly made an impact on viewers.Īnother song, "Separate Ways" by Journey, also used by the Duffer brothers in the series, has also benefited from the popularity of this fourth season in some regions. In the days since the release of the second part of the series' fourth season on July 2, the song has climbed Spotify's US chart to hit number 10 on Tuesday, while it holds 17th place on the platform's Global chart. After the unexpected success of Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill (Deal With God)," the Netflix series has revived cult band Metallica's "Master of Puppets" song released in 1986, the same year in which the latest season of "Stranger Things" takes place. "Stranger Things" is offering a new lease on life to '80s hits. Their song "Master of Puppets" has seen an impressive rise on Spotify's charts. Music plays a major role in the fourth season of "Stranger Things": while Kate Bush's "Running Up That Hill" continues to enjoy a boost in popularity, now it's hard rock group Metallica's turn to win over some new fans thanks to the Netflix series. Eddie Munson's character, played by Joseph Quinn (right), performed the guitar solo for Metallica's "Master of Puppets" in Season 4 of "Stranger Things."
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