Spider-Man: Brand New Day Soundtrack Guide - Every Song & When They Play — Gaming

Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Spider-Man: Brand New Day!

Spider-Man: Brand New Day sends Peter Parker on a new adventure, and it's accompanied by a great soundtrack as multiple songs play throughout key sequences. The fourth solo film for Tom Holland's Spider-Man marks the extension of Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures' collaboration to keep the wall-crawler in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. And after Spider-Man: No Way Home's events, Peter's life is totally different.

That's brought an entirely new approach to Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Destin Daniel Cretton joined the franchise as the director, after making Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The international or multiversal scope of Spider-Man's adventures are gone, as Peter deals with a mysterious new threat with mind-control powers and the threat they pose to New York.

While Michael Giacchino's score is the main source of music throughout Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the film also includes its fair share of songs to fill out its soundtrack. The songs might not be as prominent as past MCU movies, like Guardians of the Galaxy or Shang-Chi, but each piece of music on the soundtrack was chosen for a key reason and fits perfectly within its selected scenes.

When Every Song On The Spider-Man: Brand New Day Soundtrack Plays In The Movie

"Wolf Like Me" by TV On the Radio: Spider-Man: Brand New Day doesn't wait long to give audiences its first song. "Wolf Like Me" plays during the opening montage showing what Spider-Man was up to over the course of four years.

"Dame Tu Amistad" by Dominique Patrick Noel, Hector Luis Pagan, Eduardo Padua and Eddie Montalvo: Shortly after the montage ends, Peter talks to Detective Jean DeWolff on the phone about an ongoing investigation. As he walks into a store to buy a few items, "Dame Tu Amistad" can be heard in the background until Peter rushes out to help stop a crime.

"I'm Every Woman" by Chaka Khan: Chaka Khan's recognizable song "I'm Every Woman" makes a brief appearance in Spider-Man: Brand New Day during Spider-Man's pursuit of the tanker. He lands on top of a civilian's car during the chase, and the driver has the song playing inside.

"Monopoly" by Monetochka: The Spider-Man: Brand New Day soundtrack gets some international flavor when Peter travels to meet a contact to learn more about attacks on Damage Control. Russian artist Monetochka's song монополия is heard up until Spider-Man arrives at his meeting with Yelena Belova.

"Loser" by Tame Impala: When Peter is at a local bodega, he is surprised to see Ned Leeds back in town. Once he decides to follow his best friend who no longer remembers him, "Loser" starts playing. The song can be heard all the way through Peter getting to Ned and MJ's apartment, with it playing at the party they are having.

"Theme From Spider-Man" by Rob Harris and Paul Francis Webster: Rob Harris and Paul Francis Webster's theme song from 1967's animated show Spider-Man can be heard as the loading music for Ned's SpideyTracker app as he shows it to Peter during the party.

"Fire For You" by Cannons: As the party continues, MJ and Ned discuss a job interview that she had that day, and "Fire For You" can be heard playing as the next song on the party's setlist. It continues to play up until Peter leaves the party on account of seeing MJ kiss her new boyfriend.

"EoO" by Bad Bunny: Spider-Man: Brand New Day's soundtrack receives a pop of energy as one of Bad Bunny's songs starts playing. "EoO" can be heard as Spider-Man travels to fight Scorpion in the streets. This proves to be a more difficult experience for Peter than usual due to his changing powers.

"St. Elmo's Fire" by Brian Eno: When Peter rushes to MJ's apartment after Jean Grey threatens to visit her, "St. Elmo's Fire" is the song she is listening to through her headphones while working on her computer.

"oh yeah?" by Steve Lacy: The last song in Spider-Man: Brand New Day comes after the movie has fully concluded. Steve Lacy's "oh yeah?" plays as soon as the credits begin. It is heard as various shots of New York are shown, and it wraps up well before Spider-Man: Brand New Day's post-credits scene.

Where To Listen To The Spider-Man: Brand New Day Soundtrack

The Spider-Man: Brand New Day soundtrack can be listened to now that the movie is out. There is no official soundtrack curated by Sony that brings all the songs together or includes any additional, original songs created specifically for the movie. That leaves it up to each person to find the individual songs on Apple Music, Spotify, and other music services if they want to hear them again.

Michael Giacchino's score for Spider-Man: Brand New Day is fully released as an album, making it much easier to find and listen to the composer's excellent work. Sony Music has made the "Spider-Man: Brand New Day (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)" album, containing 26 songs, available on Apple, Spotify, etc.