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Jennie's 'Someone to Hold' for Netflix's 'Steps' is out now

BLACKPINK's Jennie has released 'Someone to Hold,' her first animated-film soundtrack song, for Netflix's upcoming movie 'Steps,' with the official audio live on Netflix Music's YouTube channel.

By 2FC NEWSROOM · Published

Official Netflix Music upload artwork for Jennie's Someone to Hold from Steps
Image: Netflix Music / YouTube

Jennie's first animated-film soundtrack song is streaming. Netflix Music's official YouTube channel has published 'JENNIE | Someone to Hold (from "Steps") | Official Soundtrack | Netflix,' and Billboard, Film Music Reporter and UPI all reported on November 6 that the track is out now for Netflix's upcoming animated film 'Steps.'

Film Music Reporter said Netflix Music released 'Someone to Hold' as the first soundtrack cut, with the full album — including more songs and Kris Bowers' score — due November 20, the same day 'Steps' arrives on Netflix. Billboard described the song as light-on-its-feet neo-disco with strings, bass and layered vocals, and published lyric lines from the chorus.

Writing credits differ slightly by outlet: Film Music Reporter lists Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels and Jason Gill, matching The Asia Business Daily's earlier OA Entertainment-sourced credit, while Billboard and Rolling Stone highlight Tranter's role as writer/producer. Rolling Stone and Billboard also quote the filmmakers and Jennie on the track's sisterhood theme. Korean outlets CHOSUNBIZ and Newsis, citing OA Entertainment, framed the release as her first animation OST and noted the song's Hollywood Music in Media Awards Song – Animated Film nomination before release.

Confirmed

  • Netflix Music's official YouTube channel published 'JENNIE | Someone to Hold (from "Steps") | Official Soundtrack | Netflix' at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEHGEmjDuLE.
  • Billboard (Nov 6, 2026) reported that Jennie's 'Someone to Hold' is out and will appear on the soundtrack for Netflix's animated film 'Steps,' describing it as a melodic neo-disco production and quoting lyric lines from the track.
  • Film Music Reporter (Nov 6, 2026) reported that Netflix Music released 'Someone to Hold,' performed by Jennie, as the first track from the 'Steps' soundtrack, available on major digital music services, with the full soundtrack and Kris Bowers' score due November 20 alongside the film.
  • UPI (Nov 6, 2026) reported that Jennie released 'Someone to Hold' on Friday for the Netflix animated movie 'Steps,' which premieres November 20.

Reported by other outlets

  • Film Music Reporter credited the song to writers Justin Tranter, Julia Michaels and Jason Gill; The Asia Business Daily had previously attributed the same three writers via OA Entertainment materials ahead of release.
  • Billboard attributed production and writing credit to Justin Tranter and quoted directors Alyce Tzue and John Ripa saying the song represents Lilith, Cinderella and Margot's sisterhood.
  • Rolling Stone (Nov 6, 2026) reported the single is out, quoted Jennie on joining the 'Steps' family for her first animated-film song, and said Tranter produced the track; it also named Ali Wong, Amanda Seyfried, Stephanie Hsu, Nikki Glaser and Bette Midler among the film's voice cast.
  • CHOSUNBIZ and Newsis, citing OA Entertainment on release day, described the song as Jennie's first animation OST and as a powerful ballad inspired by vintage organic dance pop about sisterhood, and noted a prior Hollywood Music in Media Awards Song – Animated Film nomination.

Analysis

Interpretation by 2FC NEWSROOM, not reported fact.

2FC NEWSROOM: This is the release-day confirmation of the OA-backed November 6 drop we covered as an announcement; the Netflix Music upload plus multiple same-day English and Korean reports close the loop without adding unverified chart claims.

Conflicts of interest: Songwriter credit: Film Music Reporter and Asiae (OA) list Tranter, Michaels and Gill; Billboard/Rolling Stone emphasize Tranter as writer/producer without naming Michaels/Gill in the same way. Genre framing varies (neo-disco vs powerful ballad / vintage organic dance pop). allkpop's Odd Atelier/Columbia distribution claim was not independently confirmed in the primary/secondary set above and is omitted.

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