Obsession soundtrack – what songs are in the hit horror film?
The new film from writer/director Curry Baker has become a huge word of mouth hit.

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- Patrick Cremona
Published: Tuesday, 26 May 2026 at 4:01 pm
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In the current movie landscape – where films can often struggle to make back their budgets – it's always great to see a true word of mouth hit.
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Obsession, the new feature from writer/director Curry Baker, is unquestionably one of those. The horror flick was released to rave reviews earlier this month and has become a very rare example of a film that has seen it's box office takings grow in its second week, compared to its first.
It's all the more remarkable when the relatively tiny budget for the film is taken into account. In total, it cost less than $1 million to put together – and it now looks like it could well become one of a very small number of movies to make over $100 million on such a small budget.
The film has been praised for everything from it's masterful use of jump scares to the terrific central performance from breakout star Inde Navarrette, and one other aspect of the movie which is worth mentioning is its soundtrack.
A fair few licensed tracks are heard during the film (in addition to an original score and songs by Rock Burwell), and if you're a regular on TikTok you might very well recognise them, with one social media user pointing out that several of the songs were already very popular on that platform.
Read on for the full list of songs to appear in Obsession.
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Obsession soundtrack – what songs are in the hit horror film?
The full list of songs that appear during the film are listed below:
- Make Believe – Rock Burwell
- Matador (Red Flags) – Jayo
- Pit – Rock Burwell & Museum Complex
- There’s No Other – Felly
- Wrapped Around Your Finger – Rock Burwell and Rachel Stevens
- Blaze – Rock Burwell & Museum Complex
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- Televisions – Current Joys
- Damage – Jayo
- Miss Your Face – Rock Burwell & Museum Complex
- Kids – Current Joys
- Forever – The Little Dippers
Obsession score – full list of tracks
As noted above, in addition to contributing a few original songs to the soundtrack, Rock Burwell also composed the score. You can find the full list of the tracks below, while it is available to listen to in full on Spotify or wherever you get your music.
- Obsession
- Sandy
- Nikki
- One Wish Willow
- Make a Wish
- R U OK
- Can You Sleep With Me?
- Research
- Cat’s Out of the Bag
- Love Is in the Air, Pt 1
- Date Night
- Go Back to Sleep
- If You’re Having Trouble with the Door
- What’s the Verdict?
- Hansel
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- Into Darkness
- I Can’t Be Nikki
- You Wished for This
- The Letter
- One Wish Willow (Revisited)
- You Only Get One
- Billionaire
- Why Don’t You Love Me?
- Mirror Shot
- Bear
- Love Is in the Air, Pt 2
Obsession is currently showing in UK cinemas.
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Patrick CremonaSenior Film Writer
Patrick Cremona is the Senior Film Writer at Radio Times, and looks after all the latest film releases both in cinemas and on streaming. He has been with the website since October 2019, and in that time has interviewed a host of big name stars and reviewed a diverse range of movies.
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