Every song and when they play

Warning: This article contains major spoilers in what’s inside.Netflix It’s what’s inside Includes an interesting soundtrack with predominantly instrumental music that helps add tension and shape the plot. This comedy-horror movie follows a group of friends who play a body-swapping game that leads to deadly consequences. After its strong debut, Netflix quickly snagged up the precious Sundance movie, adding the title to its catalog of exclusive content.

It’s what’s inside went down well with critics and received an impressive 77% score Rotten tomatoes Before its Netflix debut. Many factors contribute to the movie’s success, including the cinematography, the color palette, and the fun premise. Many critics have praised It’s what’s insides engaging characters, which are both flawed and interesting. however, One of the most underappreciated parts of the movie is the fantastic soundtrack. Rather than relying on a score, the movie uses compelling instrumental songs and a handful of songs with lyrics to influence the story.

When every song on the soundtrack plays in the movie

It’s What’s Inside features a powerful soundtrack with Bruno Nicolai

“Coppelia: Act I: Valse” by Slovak Radio Orchestra and Andrew Mogrelia: Nikki’s dating advice video plays while Shelby puts on a wig, with the Coppelia song playing in the background. Shelby practices saying, “Oh hey, cutie,” in the mirror. She goes into the bedroom to see Cyrus masturbating, not realizing he is watching Nikki’s video.

“L’Italiana in Alger: Sinfonia” by Christian Benda and Prague Sinfonia: The song of the Prague Sinfonia plays while photos and videos show a group traveling to Reuben’s mansion for his wedding. The sequence continues as Cyrus tries to talk to Shelby, but she obsesses Nikki’s social media page.

“Guilty One” by Jim Straiton: This song plays when Shelby and Cyrus arrive at the mansion where Maya and Brooke greet them.

“Down in the Country” by T. Fletcher: “Down in the Land” plays as Cyrus walks out to the back porch where Reuben should say hi.

“Veglia Funebre & Macabro Ricordo” by Bruno Nicolai: Bruno Nicolai’s song plays in a scrapbook-like sequence where Brooke, Maya and Shelby go over the events of the birthday party eight years ago, where Forbes and Dennis got into a fight.

“What’s a Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You)” by Timmy Euro: The song plays when Brooke shows off her piece of art at the dinner table, and Reuben stares at her.

“Theme of ‘The Apartment'” by Ferrante & Teicher: As Forbes makes his grand entrance at the party, the Ferrante & Teicher song plays.

“Grits and Gravy” by Gregory Reeves: The Gregory Reeves song plays as Forbes and Cyrus talk in the front room about Cyrus and Shelby’s relationship.

“I’ll Be True” by The Orions: “I’ll Be True” plays as everyone smokes a joint, and Nicki talks about social media

“In My Room” by The Walker Brothers: This Walker Brothers song plays when everyone is panicking about switching bodies. The camera speeds up, spinning until it’s a colorful blur. “In my room” continues as they talk about the car and how many people have tried it before them.

“No Other Love” by Jo Stafford: The song “No Other Love” plays as Forbes tells them about the mafia-inspired body swap game, and they all agree to play it.

“Bellini: Ah, not Credea Mirarti [La Sonnambula/Act 2]” by Cecilia Bartoli: Cecilia Bartoli’s song plays as Round 1 starts, and everyone makes faces in their new bodies.

“Don’t You Know” by Della Reese: “You don’t know” is played when Koresh, in Reuben’s body, begins to take off his pants to reveal the real Reuben.

“Ufficio Vuoto” by Bruno Nicolai: This Bruno Nicolai song plays when Cyrus confronts Forbes about lying to the rest of the group by saying he was Cyrus.

“C’est: Les Vacances” by Sacha Distel: The song by Sasha Distel is playing as Cyrus walks into the hall and sees Shelby dancing with Reuben. Reuben and Shelby proceed to make fun of Cyrus, not knowing that it is him in Reuben’s body.

“Okasa-Bushi” by Chiemi Eri: “Okasa-Bushi” plays as Cyrus looks at Forbes, and the group talks about doing the 2nd.

“Canadian Sunset” by Eddie Haywood: Eddie Haywood’s song plays when Dennis walks into “Forbes” apologizing for what he and Reuben said to the dean who kicked him out of college.

“Shangri-La” by Robert Maxwell: “Shangri-La” plays as Shelby and Cyrus talk about Forbes lying.

“Forget Him” ​​by Bobby Rydell: As the group goes back to the room to switch bodies, “Forget Him” ​​plays in the background, continuing as Nikki insists that Forbes look at the wiring.

“Harbor Lights” by The Platters: “Harbor Lights” plays in the Netflix horror movie when Forbes, in Beatrice’s body, shows up screaming about where the suitcase is. It continues as he realizes that it is Dennis in Forbes’ body, not Beatrice.

“Servizio Fotografico” by Bruno Nicolai: This song plays when Dennis explains to Forbes what happened during the last body swap.

“Theme of ‘The Apartment'” by Ferrante & Teicher: The Ferrante & Teicher song plays as Beatrice, in Nikki’s body, drives a convertible with the suitcase next to her.

Where to listen to the soundtrack of the movie

It’s What’s Inside’s soundtrack is available on most streaming platforms

With such an eclectic soundtrack, some viewers may want to listen to the songs after watching It’s what’s inside. Although the soundtrack is not available in album form, the songs are all accessible online. Audiences can stream all the songs on Spotify, YouTube and Pandora. Additionally, all but the Bruno Nicolai songs are available on Apple Music and Amazon.