Whether it’s the classic covers of Bridgeton’s modern hits or the weird punch music of the Squid game, many of Netflix’s most popular TV shows have iconic soundtracks.

Now Netflix has teamed up with Spotify to launch a new hub where fans can listen to music behind their favorite shows.

Available to listeners for free and at a premium, the Hub contains soundtracks, playlists, and podcasts for shows such as Money Heist, Bridgeton, and Squid Game.

Spotify announced the new hub in a blog post on its website.

“Current trending shows and movies not only inspire fans, they also increase the widespread popularity of the Internet,” he said.

In the two weeks since the Squid game debuted on Netflix, Spotify has created 22,500 unique theme playlists for listeners to continue the experience.

“It is clear that viewers need more after the credit roll – they are coming to Spotify to hear that.

“Starting today, the two streaming companies are launching a new Netflix hub in Spotify, where fans can enjoy the full audio streaming experience from their favorite pastimes.”

Available for free and premium to listeners in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK, Ireland and India, the hub includes music for Money Heist, Bridgeton, On My Block, Squid Game, Bruised and Cowboy Bob.

“By searching ‘Netflix’ on Spotify, you can find the music behind some of your favorite Netflix shows and sing along with it – all in one place,” Spotify said.

The launch of the hub comes shortly after the Squid game became Netflix’s most watched TV show or movie.

Launched a new website streaming service that measures the number of viewers for greater transparency.

The 14-year-old secrecy has come to an end with the launch of the Netflix Top 10 Matrix website, which tracks Netflix’s most popular TV shows and movies globally and in more than 90 countries.

At the top of the company’s list is the Korean Sensation Squid game.

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