For over five decades, John Williams has been highly valued and productive in cinema’s music world, yet it could be said that there is no period in his career more impressive than his extraordinary run during the 1970s, particularly the mid to late years.
During the three-year period spanning from 1975 to 1978, Williams composed the scores for Jaws, Star Wars, and Superman – along with several others. These timeless musical pieces continue to be some of the most recognized and influential tunes in popular culture history.
In other words, it’s not unexpected that the soundtrack for James Gunn’s reimagining of Superman heavily references the original score, especially as the main theme is frequently played during significant scenes throughout the movie.
The composition, penned by Gunn’s frequent partner John Murphy in collaboration with David Fleming, is included within a fresh score. The complete track listing for this score can be found beneath.
Indeed, Gunn has a knack for incorporating popular and rock tunes into his movies’ soundtracks, and this is especially evident in the Guardians of the Galaxy series.
In this movie, while he hasn’t repeated it as much, you can still identify a few familiar melodies, along with an original tune written by Gunn and sung by the fictional band The Mighty Crabjoys. This song is played during the ending credits.
Read on for everything you need to know about the Superman soundtrack.
Superman soundtrack: Full list of songs in James Gunn’s DC relaunch
The full – albeit relatively short – list of songs which appear in the film can be found below:
- Bring Me Sunshine performed by Sophie Madeleine
- 5 Years Time performed by Noah & The Whale
- Punkrocker performed by Teddybears feat Iggy Pop
- The Mighty Crabjoys Theme performed by The Mighty Crabjoys
Superman score: Full track list
David Fleming and John Murphy jointly worked on the music composition, where certain tracks were a combined effort, while others represented separate compositions penned by each of them individually.
All the track titles are listed below:
- Home composed by David Fleming
- Last Son composed by David Fleming
- Hammer of Boravia composed by David Fleming
- LuthorCorp composed by John Murphy
- The Daily Planet composed by David Fleming
- Lois & Clark composed by John Murphy
- Eyes Up Here composed by David Fleming
- Justice Gang vs Kaiju composed by David Fleming
- Intruders composed by David Fleming
- The Message composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Secret Harem composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- The Real Punk Rock composed by John Murphy
- Pocket Universe composed by David Fleming
- Something Like a Sun composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Jailbreak composed by David Fleming
- The River Pi composed by David Fleming
- Take the T-Craft composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Your Choices, Your Actions composed by David Fleming
- Raising the Flag composed by John Murphy
- The Rift composed by David Fleming
- Bases Loaded composed by David Fleming
- Speeding Bullet composed by David Fleming
- Remote Control composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Upgrade composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Driven by Envy composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Look Up composed by David Fleming
- Being Human composed by David Fleming
- Luthor the Traitor composed by John Murphy
- Metropolis composed by David Fleming & John Murphy
- Walking on Air composed by John Murphy
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