• I See You (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

I See You is a psychological thriller that follows the story of a detective named Greg Harper who is investigating a series of disturbing crimes in a small town. As he delves deeper into the case, he begins to uncover dark secrets that threaten to unravel his own life.

Meanwhile, Greg's wife Jackie is dealing with her own personal demons, including the recent loss of their son. As tensions rise between the couple, strange occurrences start happening in their home, leading them to question their own sanity.

With the help of his partner Spitzky, Greg must race against time to solve the case before it's too late. But as the pieces of the puzzle start to come together, Greg realizes that the true danger may be closer to home than he ever imagined.

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Play	Title	Artist
	I See You
	Darkest Ocean - Radio Edit
	A Little Bit Of Fear
	Stockholm
	Conqueror
	Playsom
	Playsom (Part. Márcio Victor)
	Sister of Pearl
	Shine A Light
	Dreams
	Soy Yo
	Fool
	Tonight
	Omen - Radio Edit
	Slow Burn (feat. Chuck Ellis)
	Mountain at My Gates
	New Rush
	Emergency
	Yeah Yeah Yeah - Radio Edit
	Tiring Game
	Way down We Go
	A Man At The Frontier	Marc Morvan: Writer Marc Morvan: Performer
	Woe Is Meee (Slowdive Remix)	Ghostpoet: Performer
	An Opening	William Arcane: Performer
	I See You	William Arcane: Performer
	Vacant Stare	William Arcane: Performer
	Broken Glass	William Arcane: Performer
	The Search	William Arcane: Performer
	Intruder	William Arcane: Performer
	In the Woods	William Arcane: Performer
	Trapped	William Arcane: Performer
	What Keeps You up at Night	William Arcane: Performer
	Calling	William Arcane: Performer
	Out There Somewhere	William Arcane: Performer
	Visitor	William Arcane: Performer
	Flashback	William Arcane: Performer
	Mugged	William Arcane: Performer
	House	William Arcane: Performer
	A Pattern	William Arcane: Performer
	Phrog	William Arcane: Performer
	Bound by Violence (unknown Guests)	William Arcane: Performer
	Bastard	William Arcane: Performer
	Pills	William Arcane: Performer
	Masked	William Arcane: Performer
	Fly on the Wall	William Arcane: Performer
	Accident	William Arcane: Performer
	Bodies (magic House)	William Arcane: Performer
	Executed	William Arcane: Performer
	An Ending	William Arcane: Performer
	Hearing The Way	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Inner Visions	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	On The Balcony	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Runaway (White Magic)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Swimming No. 1	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Last Minute Cancellation	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Viarejo (Clap! Clap!)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	That's Not How I Imagined It	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Look in the Mirror	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Baby Where You Are (Ted Lucas)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Going To Spain	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Bad News	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Don't Leave Me Now (DePedro)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	I Have Been Here Before	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Walking to the New House	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Swimming No. 2	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Low Rate Rejection	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Gina Lies	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Mae Kah Som Tam (Onuma Singsiri)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Break In	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	I Am Pregnant	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Finding The Drops	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	The Letter	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Double Dutch (Blake Lively)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	In Our Dreams (Blake Lively)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	All I See Is You	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	Reality And Fantasy (Raphael Gualazzi)	Marc Streitenfeld: Performer
	THE HOUSE OF THE DEVIL: Opening	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Family Photos	Jeff Grace: Performer
	The View Upstairs	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Original Inhabitants	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Meeting Mr. Ulman	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Keep the Change	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Footsteps	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Mother	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Chalice	Jeff Grace: Performer
	On the Run	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Lights Out	Jeff Grace: Performer
	He's Calling You	Jeff Grace: Performer
	The House of the Devil	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Mrs. Ulman	Jeff Grace: Performer
	I CAN SEE YOU: Today In New York City (Graham Reznick)	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Pitch Meeting	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Summer Day	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Looking for Doug and Summer	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Doug Returns	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Doug Escapes	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Where Are You Now? (Graham Reznick)	Jeff Grace: Performer
	The Cliff	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Evening Fog	Jeff Grace: Performer
	I Can See You	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Swimming Hole	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Passing Trees	Jeff Grace: Performer
	Theme from I Still See You	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Ten Years Later	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Ice Skating	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Ghost Fish (feat. Aeone)	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Run	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Blacklight	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Darkness Falls	Bear McCreary: Performer
	The City of Ghosts	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Watch Her Die (feat. Aeone)	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Revelation and Transference	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Break My Heart	Bear McCreary: Performer
	A Thousand Times	Bear McCreary: Performer
	Dance Beneath the Ice (feat. Aeone)	Bear McCreary: Performer
	First Morning	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	Second Morning	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	Back Home	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	Speed Dating	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	So What	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	Away from All the Noise	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	How You Doing?	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	Incomplete	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	The Ride Home	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	I'll See You in My Dreams	Keegan DeWitt: Performer
	The Restaurant	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Thème de Monique	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Le rabbin	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Le mariage	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Max s'ausculte	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Love Scene	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	At the Restaurant	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Max vs Monique	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Les guitares	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Vintage Afro Theme	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Thème de Monique - L'enterrement	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	La maternité	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Si tu vois ma mère (Sweat Like An Ape!)	Philippe Jakko: Performer
	Kristoffer's Cool Sunday Ball (Sweat Like An Ape!)	Philippe Jakko: Performer

User reviews

Matthew Campbell

5/10

The music in I See You effectively mirrors the inner turmoil and emotional struggles of the characters, adding depth to their development.

Thomas Hall

5/10

The soundtrack seamlessly integrates with the storyline, heightening the tension and creating a sense of foreboding that lingers long after the film has ended.

Michelle Moore

3/10

The soundtrack of I See You failed to capture the tension and suspense of the psychological thriller. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the ability to enhance the eerie atmosphere of the film.

George Brown

8/10

The soundtrack's ability to build suspense and anticipation kept me on the edge of my seat, fully immersed in the story.

Margaret Allen

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of I See You fell short in delivering a compelling and cohesive auditory experience that could have heightened the suspense and intrigue of the thriller. It failed to leave a lasting impression or create a lasting emotional connection with the audience.

Donna Young

1/10

The score lacked memorable melodies or themes that could have helped to evoke a sense of unease or mystery. Instead, it felt forgettable and disconnected from the haunting narrative of the film.

Ashley Mitchell

8/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music adds layers to the characters' struggles and dilemmas, making their experiences more relatable.

Nancy Adams

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a range of emotions, from fear to sorrow to hope, showcases the composer's talent in creating a multifaceted musical experience.

Elizabeth Garcia

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of I See You is a standout feature of the film, elevating the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression on the audience.

Donald Smith

7/10

The musical cues and motifs effectively foreshadowed key plot points, creating a sense of anticipation and intrigue that kept me engaged from start to finish.

Laura Jackson

8/10

The haunting and eerie music perfectly sets the tone for the mysterious and suspenseful atmosphere of I See You.

Melissa Evans

5/10

The soundtrack of I See You perfectly captures the eerie and suspenseful atmosphere of the film, setting the tone for the psychological thriller.

Paul White

5/10

The emotional depth of the music in I See You adds layers of complexity to the characters' experiences, making their journey more engaging and relatable.

Ashley Smith

6/10

The music in I See You is a crucial element in building suspense and maintaining a sense of mystery, keeping the audience invested in the unfolding story.

Andrew Hill

7/10

The seamless integration of the music with the visuals created a cohesive and immersive viewing experience that left a lasting impact.

Timothy Allen

3/10

The music choices in key moments of the movie felt misplaced and jarring, disrupting the immersion in the story rather than enhancing it. It seemed like a lack of synchronization between the visuals and the sound design, diminishing the impact of crucial scenes.

Joseph Lee

8/10

The use of subtle and unsettling sounds in the soundtrack enhances the sense of unease and tension throughout the film.

James Clark

6/10

The use of subtle cues and motifs in the soundtrack of I See You enhances the narrative and provides a deeper understanding of the characters' motivations and fears.

Patricia Miller

8/10

The unique blend of orchestral arrangements and electronic elements in the soundtrack added a modern twist to the traditional thriller genre.

Michael Allen

5/10

The use of haunting melodies and unsettling soundscapes in the soundtrack enhances the sense of unease and keeps the audience on edge throughout the movie.

Kimberly Moore

3/10

The use of repetitive motifs throughout the soundtrack became distracting and monotonous, failing to add depth or complexity to the emotional journey of the characters. It felt like a missed opportunity to elevate the storytelling through music.

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