Check out the full soundtrack for ‘The Black Phone 2’
Sequel to the 2022 hit brings new compositions and an even darker atmosphere
20 out
2025
– 09h06
(updated at 9:12 am)
The long-awaited sequel to the psychological horror Black Phone (The Black Phone 2) hit theaters on October 16, promising to expand the dark universe created by Scott Derrickson (Doctor Strange) e C. Robert Cargill (Between Mountains). The film takes up the story of the teenager Finney Blake (Mason Thames), now trying to rebuild his life after escaping the mysterious kidnapper known as “The Terrorist”. But when new disappearances happen again in the city, Finney needs to confront the echoes of his past again — and the phone, once again, starts ringing.
The official soundtrack is signed by Atticus Derricksonson of the director and newcomer to feature film soundtracks. The composer delivers 25 instrumental tracks that oscillate between atmospheric suspense and psychological terror, with metallic timbres, distorted synths and dense strings — creating a sonic texture that works both on and off screen.
Complete soundtrack
The tracks below are part of the album The Black Phone 2 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)now available on Spotify:
- “Who Is This?” – 1:24
- “Felix” – 1:37
- “Cal” – 1:30
- “Following the Ring” – 1:34
- “Another Brick in the Wall (Pt. 1)” – Pink Floyd
- “You Shouldn’t Be Here” – 0:37
- “Call the Cops” – 1:32
- “Grisly Downpour” – 2:22
- “He Isn’t Gone” – 1:10
- “Mando and Finn and the Moonlit Sky” – 1:36
- “The Lake Search Pt. 1” – 1:06
- “The Lake Search Pt. 2” – 0:57
- “Ice Incursion” – 3:58
- “Can You Hear Me Now?” – 2:18
- “Blood on the Floorboards” – 1:42
- “Through the Static” – 1:25
- “Run to the Woods” – 1:31
- “They Can See Us” – 2:06
- “The Basement” – 1:44
- “Voices in the Static” – 1:23
- “Gravel Road Requiem” – 2:00
- “The Grabber Returns” – 1:51
- “The Call” – 1:35
- “End Credits / The Black Phone Theme” – 3:02
- “Hope” – 3:37
You can listen to the full playlist here:
Other songs featured in the film
In addition to the original track, Black Phone 2 brings period music that intensifies the gloomy atmosphere:
- “Subways Of Your Mind” – FEX
- “The Lord Is Good” – The End Times Quintet
- “Billy Call” – Mark Korven
- “You Don’t Scare Me” – The 77s
Hi! I’m Renato Lopes, an electric vehicle enthusiast and the creator of this blog dedicated to the future of clean, smart, and sustainable mobility. My mission is to share accurate information, honest reviews, and practical tips about electric cars—from new EV releases and battery innovations to charging solutions and green driving habits. Whether you’re an EV owner, a curious reader, or someone planning to make the switch, this space was made for you.
Post Comment