Blake Lively Starrer It Ends With Us Features Songs by Taylor Swift and Post Malone and More

As a devoted connoisseur of both literature and music, who has traversed the winding roads of life with a heart brimming with emotion, I must say that the soundtrack for “It Ends With Us” has me absolutely spellbound! This cinematic symphony is not just a collection of tunes, but a poignant narrative woven into the fabric of the film itself.


The music accompanying “It Ends With Us” boasts a high-profile cast. This movie, based on the 2016 blockbuster novel by Colleen Hoover, includes performances from Blake Lively, Jenny Slate, and Justin Baldoni, who not only acts but also directs in the production.

In the initial trailer, Taylor Swift’s song My Tears Ricochet is played, while Ethel Cain’s Strangers and a cover of Britney Spears’ Everytime by Ethel Cain are heard in the second trailer. Lively, aged 36, acknowledges celebrities like Spears and Swift in her personal credits for their involvement.

As a music enthusiast with a background in film scoring, I find the soundtrack for this movie to be a delightful blend of contemporary and classic tunes that resonate deeply with me. Having grown up listening to Lana Del Rey, Lewis Capaldi, and Creed, it’s fascinating to see their songs included in this production. The inclusion of lesser-known artists like Rhye, Tow’rs, and Chyvonne Scott adds an element of discovery that makes the soundtrack even more appealing. This eclectic mix of tracks perfectly captures the emotions portrayed by the characters on screen, making it a must-listen for anyone who appreciates the power of music in storytelling.

Furthermore, you’ll find tracks like Barrett Strong’s “Money (What I Want)”, Fatboy Slim’s “Praise You”, Thom Yorke’s “Dawn Chorus”, and Post Malone’s “White Iverson” on the soundtrack as well.

As a follower with discerning taste, I’m excited to share that the soundtrack boasts an eclectic mix of tracks. Among them are DRAMA’s Dark Rain, Cigarettes After Sex’s Nothing’s Gonna Hurt You Baby, and Dashboard Confessional’s Carry This Picture. Furthermore, it includes Brittany Howard’s I Don’t, Lucinda Williams’ Fruits Of My Labor, and Aldous Harding’s Horizon, three tracks that truly resonate with me.

Recently, Lively posted on her Instagram Story that she, alongside Season Kent (the music supervisor) and Shane Reid (the editor), put a lot of emotion into the creation of the movie’s final soundtrack for “It Ends With Us”. This emotional production will be available in cinemas starting August 9.

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2024-08-08 09:23