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Chemical Brothers' 'Go' Sees Streaming Surge After 'Apex' Synch
The Chemical Brothers' song "Go" experienced a significant surge in streaming numbers, reportedly increasing by over 400%, following its synchronization with the "Apex" game or show. This highlights the impact of media placements on music popularity.
6 May, 22:47 — 7 May, 09:15
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billboardMostly Factual16h ago
The Chemical Brothers’ ‘Go’ Sees 429% Streaming Surge After ‘Apex’ Synch
The 2015 track was selected for the recently released Netflix thriller by one of the film's own stars.
By Katie Bain
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Chemical Brothers’ ‘Go’ sees giant surge in streams thanks to ‘Apex’
The standout track was chosen by one of the film's stars The post Chemical Brothers’ ‘Go’ sees giant surge in streams thanks to ‘Apex’ appeared first on NME.
By Victoria Luxford
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First report: billboard · 6 May, 22:47|Full coverage: 2 · 10h|Window: 10h
