Written by Ever since James Gunn took over the creative direction of the new DC Universe, one thing has remained constant: music matters. From the mixtapes of the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy to Peacemaker and Superman, Gunn has consistently used licensed music to define his characters, and the same can be said for Supergirl.
The Milly Alcock-starrer film, directed by Craig Gillespie, embraces an energetic mix of indie rock, punk, alternative music, and so much more that perfectly matches Kara’s rebellious streak and turbulent journey.
If you loved the film’s soundtrack or are just curious, here is the complete soundtrack of Milly Alcock’s Supergirl!
Official Soundtrack of DCU’s Supergirl
Milly Alcock in Supergirl | Credits: DC Studios/Warner Bros.
The official soundtrack of the film has been composed by Claudia Sarne, who is known for Shining Girls, The Book of Eli, Broken City, and more.
Here is the official original soundtrack for the DCU flick (via Film Music Reporter):
Supergirl Suite (3:06)
Bar Fight (2:51)
Krypton Destroyed (1:54)
Argo, Pt. 1 (2:32)
Argo, Pt. 2 (2:59)
Cat and Mouse Hunt (3:02)
Silent Scream (1:30)
Lobo (2:56)
Krem (2:27)
The Battle (2:29)
Flying Through Space (2:15)
Sklarian Raiders (3:00)
Vigilantes (Space Cowgirls) (2:31)
The Cave (3:14)
Supergirl (2:58)
Poisoned (2:57)
Ruthye (2:17)
Clark’s Apartment (1:39)
Reunited (3:06)
Sarne remarked to Superman Super Site that scoring the film has been like a “wild fever dream”. Her work complements the licensed tracks well, without overshadowing them.
All the Licensed Songs in Supergirl Soundtrack
Credits: DC Studios/Warner Bros.
Credits: DC Studios/Warner Bros.
Credits: DC Studios/Warner Bros.
Credits: DC Studios/Warner Bros.
Milly Alcock’s DCU flick, which has received a score of 7 out of 10 from the FandomWire critic Joshua Ryan, features a pretty modern soundtrack, with a few classics here and there. So, if you are looking to recreate the movie’s playlist or simply want to identify a song, here’s the complete soundtrack:
This Summer by Sleigh Bells
Digital Tattoo by Werner Neidermeier
Le Temps De L’Amour by Françoise Hardy
Catch These Fists by Wet Leg
Silver Lining by Rilo Kiley
Satin In A Coffin by Modest Mouse
Smile by Wolf Alice
(I’ve Got) Trouble In Mind by The Limiñanas
Girl From Ipanema by Antônio Carlos Jobim
Cheek to Cheek by Ella Fitzgerald
Safeword by Halsey
Care by Hana Vu
Don’t Speak (I Came To Make A Bang!) by Eagles Of Death Metal
The Middle (Jimmy Eat World cover) by Kelty Greye and KidMotel
What Are We by Winnie Ama
Roforofo Fight by Fela Kuti
Superman (Main Theme) by John Williams
Celebration (Supergirl Ver.) by LE SSERAFIM
The film’s trailer also uses Blondie’s Call Me and Jimmy Ruffin’s What Becomes of The Brokenhearted. Alcock also revealed on the DC Studios Showcase Official Podcast that they wanted to use Björk’s It’s Oh So Quiet, but were unable to secure the rights.
Where to Stream Supergirl’s Official Soundtrack?
A still from the film | Credits: DC Studios/Warner Bros.
The Supergirl (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) has been released by WaterTower Music on all major streaming platforms. The official playlist also has additional songs chosen by the cast and crew, along with video messages from the cast explaining their selection and how these songs reflect the characters.
Fans can stream the official soundtrack on platforms like the following:
Apple Music
YouTube Music
Amazon Music
Spotify
Moreover, fans can purchase the digital soundtrack on sites like Amazon.com, with 2LP vinyl and CD versions releasing soon and available to preorder.
Additionally, in partnership with WaterTower Music and DC Studios, Mutant will release the physical edition of Claudia Sarne’s original score for the film on 2x 140gm color vinyl, featuring artwork by Bilquis Evely and a UV-printed D-side, as well as on CD (via Superman Super Site).
Supergirl also stars Eve Ridley, Matthias Schoenaerts, David Krumholtz, Emily Beecham, and Jason Momoa.
Which of the songs featured in the film did you like the best? Let us know in the comments below.
Supergirl is in theaters now.
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