• Jeremiah (2002) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.00/10 from 4600 votes

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Synopsis

Jeremiah is set in a future post-apocalyptic world where, almost a decade before, a deadly virus wiped out the world's adult population sparing only those who haven't reached puberty. Now in their 20s, the oldest survivors of the pandemic include Jeremiah and the colorful but cynical Kurdy.

Jeremiah is on a personal quest to relocate a mysterious place called Valhalla, which his father claimed might hold some hope for the survivors. As Jeremiah falls into a reluctant partnership with Kurdy, both explore new areas and encounter other groups of young adults who are divided into rival social groups.

In the course of the season opener, Jeremiah's smaller personal quest is redirected when he discovers a group of highly organized survivors who want to enlist him to orchestrate peace among the warring factions.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Jeremiah
	Señorita
	Harleys In Hawaii
	hot girl bummer
	original me (feat. dan reynolds of imagine dragons)
	Saint-Tropez
	Bruises - Live Orchestral Version
	Memories
	Good Thing (with Kehlani)
	Nice To Meet Ya
	10,000 Hours (with Justin Bieber)
	Don’t Call Me Angel (Charlie’s Angels) (with Miley Cyrus & Lana Del Rey)
	Graduation (with Juice WRLD)
	Graveyard
	Bonita
	Wanted
	NEVER GONNA LIKE YOU
	Circles
	Younger
	Recognize (with Mercer, feat. Majid Jordan) - Mercer Remix
	Ransom
	Teeth
	Trampoline (with ZAYN)
	M.I.A
	bad guy (with Justin Bieber)
	Stack It Up (feat. A Boogie Wit da Hoodie)
	boyfriend (with Social House)
	Jopping
	How Do You Sleep?
	Good Things Fall Apart (with Jon Bellion)
	Rooting For You
	Lover
	QUE PRETENDES
	Mad Love
	Dear Future Self (Hands Up)
	Money In The Grave (Drake ft. Rick Ross)
	Take What You Want (feat. Ozzy Osbourne & Travis Scott)
	Know Me Too Well
	Loco Contigo (feat. J. Balvin & Tyga)
	Hate Me (with Juice WRLD)
	clementine
	Someone You Loved
	Otro Trago
	Looking at Me
	I Don’t Think I Can Do This Again (with Clairo)
	Own Me
	Silence
	Boys Will Be Boys
	Time - Edit
	Harder (with Bebe Rexha)
	Fuego (with Sean Paul & Anitta, feat. Tainy)
	BOP
	LA CANCIÓN
	Hold Me While You Wait
	Love Me
	Soltera - Remix

User reviews

Edward Young

8/10

The soundtrack of Jeremiah perfectly captures the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the show, with haunting melodies and intense rhythms that enhance the sense of mystery and danger in the storyline.

Robert Lee

5/10

The music often builds tension and suspense, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats during key moments of the series.

Jennifer Parker

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Jeremiah contributes significantly to the overall atmosphere and narrative of the show, making it a memorable aspect of the viewing experience.

Anthony Walker

7/10

The music in Jeremiah effectively sets the tone for each scene, adding depth and emotion to the characters' journeys as they navigate through a world that has been forever changed by the pandemic.

Richard Turner

6/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the emotional depth of the characters, especially Jeremiah's inner turmoil and Kurdy's cynical outlook on life.

Kimberly Harris

9/10

One of the standout aspects of the Jeremiah soundtrack is its ability to evoke a sense of hope amidst the despair of the post-apocalyptic world. The uplifting themes and motifs woven throughout the music serve as a beacon of light in the darkness, mirroring the characters' resilience and determination to find a better future.

Daniel Anderson

5/10

The soundtrack seamlessly blends electronic elements with traditional instruments, creating a unique and immersive listening experience.

Joseph Walker

5/10

The music enhances the sense of mystery and adventure as Jeremiah and Kurdy navigate through the dangerous world left in the aftermath of the virus.

Margaret Campbell

9/10

The soundtrack of Jeremiah perfectly captures the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the show with its haunting melodies and intense orchestration. Each track enhances the tension and drama of the series, immersing the viewer in the bleak world of survivors.

Edward Johnson

8/10

The diverse range of musical styles in the soundtrack of Jeremiah reflects the different factions and groups depicted in the series, creating a rich and immersive auditory experience that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Sarah Williams

10/10

The music in Jeremiah effectively conveys the emotions of the characters, adding depth and complexity to their journeys. From moments of introspection to intense action sequences, the soundtrack enhances every scene, making the viewing experience truly engaging and memorable.

Mary Hernandez

5/10

The soundtrack of Jeremiah perfectly captures the post-apocalyptic atmosphere of the series with its haunting melodies and dark tones.

Dorothy Hernandez

6/10

The use of different musical motifs for the various rival social groups adds an extra layer of complexity to the storytelling and character development.

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