The Chemical Brothers' track 'Go', released in 2015, has recently achieved the number one position on Shazam's charts. This surge in popularity follows its inclusion in Netflix's series 'Apex'.
This phenomenon illustrates the significant role that film and television can play in revitalizing older music tracks, often reshaping their value in the music industry.
As audiences discover or rediscover songs through visual media, it raises interesting questions about how contemporary platforms influence music consumption and artist visibility.