The Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie soundtrack was released Friday, featuring songs from pop singer-songwriter Max and K-pop girl group Aespa.

The Hollywood Reporter has an exclusive look at the lyric video of Aespa’s single, “Dollhouse World,” which mixes the four-member girl group’s signature vocals with the bubbly and fun world of Gabby’s Dollhouse. The soundtrack, released by Republic Records: Kids and Family, includes 12 tracks total.

“Aespa and Max have added so much color and fun to this soundtrack with ‘Dollhouse World’ and ‘Say Hello.’ It has been both exciting and a privilege to watch this soundtrack come to life as the music is filled with undeniable heart and is an integral part of an incredible film,” Republic Records: Kids and Family senior vp Bree Bowles said in a statement.

The SM Entertainment girl group, known for their futuristic and intricate concepts, debuted in 2020 and have become one of the top global girl groups in recent years. Last year, Aespa released their first studio album, Armageddon, which earned the group immense domestic success. Their pre-release single “Supernova,” a delightfully fun hyper-pop anthem, continued to sit at the top of Korean music charts months after its release. This year the group released a single “Dirty Work” featuring Flo Milli, in June, which racked up over 1 million pre-orders ahead of its release. The girl group most recently released their sixth EP, Rich Man, which marked the group’s first project in partnership with Capitol Records in the U.S.

Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie finds the titular character heading out on a roadtrip with her grandmother to Cat Francisco. Lockhart Kraner reprises her role of Gabby, with Kristen Wiig joining the cast for the film. Gabby’s Dollhouse: The Movie is streaming on Netflix.

In the video, exclusive to The Hollywood Reporter, the members of Aespa – Karina, Giselle, Winter and Ningning – hit the recording studio. Ningning even sports Gabby’s signature headband for some of the recording.