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All The Songs In ‘Heartstopper Forever’ From Royel Otis To Angie McMahon
Netflix's 'Heartstopper Forever' brings the television adaptation of Alice Oseman's graphic novel series to a close. The film follows protagonists Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring through significant life changes as Nick prepares for university at Leeds and their wider friend group scatters across different countries and educational paths, including supporting character Elle's relocation to Berlin to study art.
The film's accompanying soundtrack comprises over twenty songs from a diverse roster of musicians. The compilation reunites artists who appeared in previous Heartstopper seasons—including Baby Queen and Billie Eilish—whilst introducing new contributions from performers such as Olivia Rodrigo, Maggie Rogers, Sufjan Stevens, and Royel Otis. The marketing campaign highlighted Rodrigo's track 'stupid song,' released from her recent album in mid-June, featured prominently in promotional materials.
In short
- Netflix's 'Heartstopper Forever' film concludes the series with the main characters facing life transitions—Nick attending Leeds University whilst the friend group disperses globally
- The soundtrack features 20+ songs from artists including Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Maggie Rogers, Sufjan Stevens, and others, with Rodrigo's recent single prominent in the trailer
Explained simply
Heartstopper Forever is the final film in Netflix's adaptation of Alice Oseman's coming-of-age graphic novel series. The film follows main characters Nick Nelson and Charlie Spring as they experience a turning point in their lives, with Nick preparing to leave for university and other members of their friend group moving to different locations to study.
The film's soundtrack includes over twenty songs from a diverse range of artists spanning multiple musical genres and styles. The compilation features both returning musicians from previous Heartstopper seasons and new collaborators, bringing together contributions from indie rock, alternative and pop music performers.
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