K-pop group aespa has joined the soundtrack for DreamWorks’ first big-screen take on the global hit series Gabby’s Dollhouse, titled "Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie".
The film’s end credits roll to Dollhouse World, performed by aespa―a bouncy, hook-filled track powered by the quartet’s high-energy vocals and a glossy K-pop sheen to send audiences out on a high.
Gabby herself, voice star Laila Lockhart Kraner, also lends her talents to the soundtrack, with American singer-songwriter MAX and pop powerhouse LU KALA among the featured artists. Music from the Gabby’s Dollhouse franchise has already surpassed 500 million streams, fueling anticipation for the movie’s soundtrack.
“Great music has been at the heart of Gabby’s Dollhouse from day one, and with the movie we wanted to elevate those magical moments even further,” said Alexandra Nickson, Senior Vice President of Music at DreamWorks Animation. “Packed with fresh originals designed to connect with audiences, this soundtrack delivers unforgettable tunes for kids and parents alike.”
Meanwhile, "Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie" opens Friday, Oct. 3, kicking off Korea’s Chuseok holiday weekend.
