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Below, you can find the top 50 movie soundtracks, released in 2019, sorted by view count. Click through to each movie to listen to the complete soundtrack and playlist. Years. 2023. 2022. 2021. 2020. 2019. 2018.
- Aladdin
100 Most Featured Movie Songs. 100 Most Featured TV Songs....
- The Intruder
Listen to all 39 songs from the The Intruder soundtrack,...
- Escape Room
Listen to all 27 songs from the Escape Room soundtrack,...
- Us
Listen to all 63 songs from the Us soundtrack, playlist, ost...
- Aladdin
- 52 VOTES. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood "Treat Her Right" - Roy Head and the Traits 2. "Ramblin’ Gamblin’ Man" - Bob Seger System 3. "Hush" - Deep Purple.
- 111 VOTES. Rocketman "The B*tch Is Back" - Taron Egerton and Sebastian Rich 2. "I Want Love" - Kit Connor, Gemma Jones, Bryce Dallas Howard and Steven Mackintosh.
- 34 VOTES. Yesterday "Yesterday" - Himesh Patel 2. "The World is Universal (Universal Fanfare)" - Daniel Pemberton 3. "Summer Song" - Himesh Patel 4. "Interlude I: A Day In The Life" - Daniel Pemberton.
- 63 VOTES. Us "I Got 5 On It (feat. Michael Marshall)" - Luniz 2. "I Like That" - Janelle Monáe 3. "Forever (feat. Ravyn Lanae & Joseph Chilliams)" - Noname.
- “Private Property” — Noni Feat. Kid Culprit, Beyond The Lights
- “Cups
- “Young and Beautiful” — Lana Del Rey, The Great Gatsby
- “Remember Me” — Anthony Gonzalez & Ana Ofelia Murguía, Coco
- “See You Again” — Wiz Khalifa Feat. Charlie Puth, Furious 7
- “Everything Is Awesome” — Tegan & Sara Feat. The Lonely Island, The Lego Movie
- "Happy" — Pharrell Williams, Despicable Me 2
- “Never Enough” — Loren Allred, The Greatest Showman
- “Let It Go” — Idina Menzel, Frozen
- “Shallow” — Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, A Star Is Born
Films featuring some of the best original music of the decade were slept on at the box office (think Begin Again, Sing Street, or Wild Rose). But the hardest pill to swallow was a film about a pop star singing music written by the man behind Beyoncé's "Single Ladies" and Rihanna's "Umbrella" (The-Dream, a popular artist in his own right) flopping. ...
Anna Kendrick and her cups will go down as one of the wilder examples of an unexpected celebrity hitting the Billboard Hot 100 off a standout musical scene (shout out to the dance remix of Jennifer Lawrence singing "The Hanging Tree" in a Hunger Games' sequel). More an original arrangement than original record, turning a camp song into an earworm, ...
Much like the Fifty Shades of Grey or Hunger Games franchises, The Great Gatsby greatly benefitted from commissioning an album full of original music that elevated the film itself. While songs from Jay-Z, Florence + The Machine, and even Fergie all created a fun, modern soundscape for the classic story, it was Lana Del Rey who made the most of the ...
It's hard to write about this song, specifically the "Reunion" version, without sobbing so hard that my tears fry my laptop keyboard. "Remember Me" is both proof of the stranglehold Pixar still has on its audience's emotions and the benefits a film reaps by making authenticity a top priority when representing a culture that's been denied a mainstre...
With fans of the Fast and Furious films still reeling from the tragic death of Paul Walker, giving his character Brian a literal swan song may have been a necessary, but impossible task. Newcomer Charlie Puth cracked the code though, with a simple hook representative of the entire ethos of the popular franchise about a chosen family. Along with the...
Fans of The Lonely Island may argue that a song from their cult film Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping deserves a spot on this list, but that has the type of soundtrack where no one can agree on a favorite. Meanwhile, this song, made in collaboration with Tegan & Sara, plays on loop in The LEGO Movie and still never gets stale. "Everything Is Awes...
Where "Cups" and "See You Again" were breakthrough moments for artists, "Happy" is more a return to form for Pharrell Williams, who proved that although he had a bit of a quiet period after ruling the charts in the early aughts, can't nothing bring him down. That "Happy," a song written for a film about a reformed villain, became so ubiquitous that...
"Never Enough," the big turning point within The Greatest Showman, is a one-two punch of musical elements that ruled movie music in the 2010s. Like the orchestral Bond themes that won both Adele and Sam Smith their Oscars, the vocal performance of Loren Allred hits dizzying operatic heights, making it a standout in the catalog of Oscar-winning song...
This decade, Walt Disney Animation Studios put in a lot of effort toward modernizing the standout numbers their trademark princesses get to sing. They've recruited the brightest of Broadway's new talent like Lin-Manuel Miranda for "How Far I'll Go" from Moana, while still leaning on the ever-reliable Alan Menken for songs like "I See the Light" fro...
Could it really be anything else? Given, it took incredible restraint not to include "Why Did You Do That?" on this list based on the power of the memes it spurred, but it's hard to think of another song that captures millions of moviegoers off of its placement in the film's trailer alone. Any of the adjectives used to compliment the songs above ap...
Dec 13, 2019 · Updated on 13 12 2019. The perfect song can elevate a movie scene to instantly-iconic status. Whether it’s an all-out song-and-dance number, a new piece of music penned specifically for the...
Dec 9, 2021 · From the iconic closing notes of ‘The Breakfast Club’ to the era-encapsulating mix of ‘Dazed and Confused’ to the work of the Purple One himself, these are the best mixes of cinema and sound...
- Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes, "Up Where We Belong" in 'An Officer and a Gentleman' Hot 100 Peak Position: 1 (three weeks), Peak Date: 11/6/82. Cocker & Warnes recorded this rock ballad for the Richard Gere/Debra Winger romantic drama.
- Isaac Hayes, "Theme From Shaft" in 'Shaft' Hot 100 Peak Position: 1 (two weeks), Peak Date: 11/20/71. More than half a century after its release, the theme song to the classic blaxploitation film Shaft still sounds funky, fresh and unstoppable.
- Whitney Houston, "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" in 'Exhale' Hot 100 Peak Position: 1 (one week), Peak Date: 11/25/95. Babyface wrote this soulful ballad for Houston to sing in her second feature film, Waiting to Exhale.
- Bobby McFerrin, "Don't Worry Be Happy" in 'Cocktail' Hot 100 Peak Position: 1 (two weeks), Peak Date: 9/24/88. McFerrin penned this good-natured song that urged people not to sweat the small stuff.
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#1. Push It. Salt-N-Pepa. heard in. 20 movies. Father of the Bride. 2022. Fatherhood. 2021. The King of Staten Island. 2020. What Men Want. 2019. Booksmart. 2019. Second Act. 2018. Second Act. 2018. Boo 2 A Madea Halloween. 2017. Endless Love. 2014. Love, Rosie. 2014. In a World... 2013. August: Osage County. 2013. Project X. 2012. End of Watch.
