KPop Demon Hunters: Finding the Saja Boys Vinyl in Canada

The *KPop Demon Hunters (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film) — Saja Boys Edition* vinyl appears in the official RSD Black Friday 2026 program in Canada. To try to buy it, however, the right approach is to find a participating store and ask it directly whether it expects to receive the title. Inclusion in the official listings does not guarantee Canadian distribution, stock at a particular store, or the option to reserve a copy.

What comes with the Saja Boys edition

The product page published by Record Store Day Canada identifies the release as a Republic LP and a Record Store Day Exclusive. It is pressed on special-effect vinyl and has original cover art by *KPop Demon Hunters* visual development artist Marion Bordeyne.

The package includes a fold-out poster, a sticker sheet, and three snapshot-style cards. Those cards represent three of 12 possible versions. The page does not say which trio comes with each copy, so buyers seeking particular characters or variants should not assume they will be able to choose them.

The official source reviewed also gives no Canadian price, pressing quantity, or allocation per store. Those details must be confirmed with the retailer if it chooses to disclose them.

Which songs are on the LP

Side A contains six tracks: “TAKEDOWN,” featuring TWICE members Jeongyeon, Jihyo, and Chaeyoung; “How It’s Done” by HUNTR/X; “Soda Pop” by Saja Boys; “Golden” by HUNTR/X; “Strategy” by TWICE; and another version of “TAKEDOWN” by HUNTR/X.

Side B contains “Your Idol” by Saja Boys; “Free” by Rumi and Jinu; “What It Sounds Like” by HUNTR/X; “Love Maybe” by MeloMance; “Path” by Jokers; and “Score Suite” by Marcelo Zarvos. The product page credits EJAE, Audrey Nuna, and REI AMI on the HUNTR/X tracks; Andrew Choi, Neckwav, Danny Chung, Kevin Woo, and samUIL Lee on the Saja Boys songs; and EJAE and Andrew Choi on “Free.”

Despite the Saja Boys Edition name, the selection is the film soundtrack rather than an album containing only the group’s songs. The stated distinction lies in the special physical presentation, included items, and edition-specific cover.

Why a listing does not guarantee a copy

The Canadian RSD Black Friday 2026 list includes two crucial warnings: not every title will be available in Canada, and buyers should validate stock and availability with a local independent record store. It also states that products are sold on a first-come, first-served basis, with no holds or reservations.

This separates three facts that may appear equivalent but are not: a title having an official page, a store participating in the campaign, and that same store receiving the record. RSD Canada says it is not involved in ordering or distribution; products are sold to stores through their usual distributors. A store’s decision to carry a release, and the number it receives, therefore cannot be inferred from the national listing.

How to find and contact a store

Use the official participating-store locator to look for a nearby retailer. The page provides addresses and, depending on the listing, a phone number or website. It also warns that not every listed store participates in every promotion or carries every release.

When contacting a store, be precise: provide the full title, mention “Saja Boys Edition,” Republic, the LP format, and RSD Black Friday 2026. Ask whether the store expects to receive the edition and how it will manage first-come, first-served sales. A positive answer expresses the store’s expectation or plan, not a reservation; delivery and availability may still change.

Check the store’s official channels again closer to the occasion because conditions are subject to change. The RSD Canada material provided does not confirm the date, opening time, price, or queue procedure for each retailer, so those details should not be assumed or transferred from one store to another.

Reservations and accessible service

RSD Canada’s participation guidance reiterates that stores operate under a strict code not to reserve products and to sell them on a first-come, first-served basis. Asking for information in advance is welcome; asking staff to set aside a copy conflicts with that rule.

For people with disabilities, RSD Canada says stores are asked to make reasonable adjustments to reduce barriers where possible. Examples include wheelchair access, seating, a numbered queue placeholder, a quieter waiting area, or bringing a product to an accessible location. This is not a guarantee that every measure will be available at every retailer, and it does not permit a reservation. The practical course is to discuss a specific need directly with the store before visiting.

A plan without false guarantees

First, confirm that the item is the special LP with a poster, stickers, and three random cards drawn from 12 versions. Next, select stores through the locator and contact more than one if practical. Finally, check each retailer’s stated procedures and prepare for first-come, first-served sales.

The edition is officially identified by RSD Canada, but the actual chance of finding it depends on each retailer’s supply. Checking the official links and speaking with the store remains the safest way to avoid mistaking a place on the list for confirmed stock.