The Chemical Brothers’ 2015 track “Go” sees a sharp rise in streaming following its use in the recently released Netflix thriller “Apex.” Billboard reports a 429% streaming increase after the song’s synchronization with the film, while NME describes a “giant surge” in streams attributed to the same “Apex” connection. Across both outlets, the increase is linked to the track being selected for the movie by one of the film’s stars. The coverage focuses on the timing of the streaming growth relative to the thriller’s release and frames the boost as a result of the song’s prominent placement or selection for the soundtrack, rather than any change to the track itself. The sources do not provide additional breakdowns such as country-by-country performance, platform-specific figures, or the size and duration of the surge.