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Twisters soundtrack: All the songs in disaster movie sequel
Luke Combs, Miranda Lambert and Charley Crockett are among the musicians who can be heard on the soundtrack.
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- Patrick Cremona
Published: Thursday, 8 August 2024 at 5:00 pm
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Twisters, the sequel to Jan de Bont’s 1996 disaster movie has landed, bringing fresh energy to the franchise with rising stars Daisy Edgar Jones and Glen Powell.
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Following in the footsteps of the original, this new action movie is accompanied by an epic soundtrack.
But while the original Twister soundtrack largely featured pop and rock music, things sound a bit different in the sequel, which is jam-packed with country songs, many of which were specially recorded and produced for the movie.
Speaking about why he felt that this genre was best suited to soundtrack the life of storm chasers, director Lee Isaac Chung explained in the film's production notes: "When you spend hours on the road chasing tornadoes, it’s important to have good tunes. I loved asking scientists what was on their playlists; it always brought a smile."
He added: "Our screenwriter, Mark L Smith, brought that spirit to the first draft of the script and wrote many great, classic rock tunes into the road scenes.
"When I came on board to the project, I had been listening to a lot of Chris Stapleton, so I pictured the Tyler Owens (Glen Powell) character listening to the song Arkansas while driving into a tornado.
"That inspiration led to other country artists I loved. We were making a film about people chasing tornadoes on red dirt roads, so I felt like the red-dirt country genre and the outlaw sound would be great for the film."
Fans can expect a host of songs from modern-country artists such as Luke Combs, Lainey Wilson, Miranda Lambert, and Jelly Roll.
Want to know more about the soundtrack? Read on for the full list of songs featured in Twisters.
Twisters soundtrack: All the songs in disaster movie sequel
Glen Powell, Daisy Edgar-Jones and Maura Tierney in Twisters. WB
The following songs can all be heard in the film.
- Ain't No Love in Oklahoma performed by Luke Combs
- Ain't in Kansas Anymore performed by Miranda Lambert
- Steal My Thunder performed by Conner Smith (feat Tucker Wetmore)
- Feelin' Country performed by Thomas Rhett
- The Cards I've Been Dealt performed by Warren Zeiders
- Never Left Me performed by Megan Moroney
- Out of Oklahoma performed by Lainey Wilson
- Hell or High Water performed by Bailey Zimmerman
- Dead End Road performed by Jelly Roll
- Country Classic performed by Kane Brown
- Tear Us Apart performed by Sam Barber
- Song While You're Away performed by Tyler Childers
- Already Had It performed by Tucker Wetmore
- Chrome Cowgirl performed by Leon Bridges
- Death Wish Love performed by Benson Boone
- Boots Don't performed by Shania Twain & Breland
- Stronger Than a Storm performed by Dylan Gossett
- Chasing the Wind performed by Lanie Gardner
- Leave the Light On performed by Jelly Roll (feat Alexandra Kay)
- Before I Do performed by Wyatt Flores & Jake Kohn
- Caddo Country performed by The Red Clay Strays
- Blackberry Wine performed by Tanner Usrey
- Too Easy performed by Tanner Adell
- Shake Shake (All Night Long) performed by Mason Ramsey
- New Loop performed by Tyler Halverson
- Touchdown performed by Flatland Cavalry
- Driving You Home performed by Nolan Taylor
- Wall of Death performed by Wilderado, Ken Pomeroy & James McAlister
- (Ghost) Riders in the Sky performed by Charley Crockett
Who composed the score for Twisters?
In addition to the songs listed above, the movie features an original score composed by Benjamin Wallfisch.
Twisters is now 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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