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BLACKPINK’s JENNIE ‘Steps’ Out For New Netflix Release

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BLACKPINK’s JENNIE has released a preview of “Someone to Hold”, her first song for an animated film, in the main trailer for Netflix’s forthcoming comedy adventure, Steps. The Cinderella-inspired story reimagines the stepsisters’ tale, as Lilith teams up with Cinderella to try to undo the damage after a scheme threatens the kingdom.

The soundtrack, led by producer and songwriter Justin Tranter, also features original songs by Amanda Seyfried, Rose Gray and Emei, with a score by Kris Bowers. Steps stars Ali Wong, Stephanie Hsu, Nikki Glaser, Daniel Radcliffe and Bette Midler among others, and arrives on Netflix with its soundtrack on 20 November. JENNIE recently reached No. 5 on the US Billboard Hot 100 with her guest appearance on Tame Impala’s “Dracula” remix.

  • JENNIE previews her first song for an animated film.
  • “Someone to Hold” features in Netflix’s Steps trailer.
  • Steps and its soundtrack arrive on 20 November.

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BLACKPINK is a South Korean pop group, and JENNIE is one of its members as well as a solo performer. Songs made for films can introduce an artist’s music to audiences who may not follow their usual releases.

Steps is an animated comedy adventure that retells part of the Cinderella story from the stepsisters’ perspective. Its plot centres on Lilith joining forces with Cinderella after a scheme puts the kingdom at risk.

The film’s soundtrack includes songs by several singers and a score by composer Kris Bowers. The project brings together pop music and animation, with a cast including Ali Wong, Stephanie Hsu, Daniel Radcliffe and Bette Midler.

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