• Lucy in the Sky (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 4.90/10 from 8700 votes

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Synopsis

Lucy in the Sky follows the story of Lucy Cola, an astronaut who returns to Earth after a transcendent experience during a mission to space. As she struggles to readjust to life on Earth, Lucy becomes increasingly disconnected from reality and begins to spiral out of control.

Haunted by her experiences in space and feeling alienated from her family and friends, Lucy embarks on a reckless affair with a fellow astronaut. As her behavior becomes more erratic, Lucy's grip on reality slips further and she must confront the consequences of her actions.

Directed by Noah Hawley and starring Natalie Portman as Lucy Cola, Lucy in the Sky is a gripping exploration of the psychological toll of space travel and the challenges of returning to Earth after experiencing the vastness of the universe.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Lucy in the Sky
	It's Connie 1400 AM	Connie Conway: Writer
	Blue Shadows on the Trail	Eliot Daniel: Writer Riders in the Sky: Performer
	South Texas Girl	Lyle Lovett: Writer
	Polk Salad Annie	Tony Joe White: Performer Tony Joe White: Writer
	Good Morning	Danger Mouse: Writer Norah Jones: Performer
	Chant of the Moon	Robert Drasnin: Performer Robert Drasnin: Writer
	Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds	John Lennon: Writer Lisa Hannigan: Performer Jeff Russo: Produced
	Shine	Aria Pullman: Writer Mondo Cozmo: Performer
	Private Idaho	Kate Pierson: Writer The B-52's: Performer
	Party Girl	Mel Tillis: Performer Wayne Walker: Writer
	Main Titles - Why Are We Here	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Cosmic Pickup (Theme 5)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Running On the Track	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Percussion	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Suit Breach (NBL)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	We Can Go To My Place	Jeff Russo: Performer
	The Wake	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Feel the Feeling	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Changing Clothes (Alt)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Inconsistent - Liftoff	Jeff Russo: Performer
	You're Gonna Lose	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Airport Arrival	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy Exits Car	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Feel It All	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Pressure (Theme 1 H&M Test)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Bees	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Theme (Theme 4)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy Floats (Theme 2 OP 174)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	End Credits Suite	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Insomnia II - Cocoon	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Following Mark	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Poem	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Back In Space	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Homecoming	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Butterfly	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Someone Else	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Bees (Alt Version)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Percussion	Jeff Russo: Performer
	You're Gonna Lose	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Pressure (Theme 1 H&M Test)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Theme (Theme 4)	Jeff Russo: Performer
	Lucy's Poem	Jeff Russo: Performer

User reviews

Jennifer Carter

7/10

The use of electronic elements in the music reflects the futuristic and otherworldly nature of Lucy's experiences in space.

Mark King

3/10

The soundtrack of Lucy in the Sky failed to capture the emotional turmoil and inner conflict of the main character, Lucy Cola. The music felt generic and uninspired, missing the opportunity to enhance the depth of the story.

Stephanie Evans

8/10

The haunting melodies and ethereal tones of the music mirror Lucy's sense of alienation from her family and friends.

Thomas Harris

6/10

The use of ethereal and haunting melodies in the soundtrack enhances the otherworldly atmosphere of the film, reflecting Lucy's sense of alienation and detachment from reality. The music creates a sense of tension and foreboding, underscoring the escalating chaos in Lucy's life as she spirals out of control.

Robert Clark

4/10

The lack of a cohesive musical theme throughout the film left me feeling disjointed and disengaged from the story. The soundtrack seemed like an afterthought, failing to create a meaningful connection between the audience and Lucy's journey.

Michelle Lewis

7/10

The music enhances the sense of disorientation and disconnect that Lucy experiences as she struggles to readjust to life on Earth.

Mark Hill

8/10

The soundtrack of Lucy in the Sky perfectly captures the eerie and unsettling atmosphere of Lucy's mental unraveling.

Betty Young

3/10

The use of repetitive electronic beats in the soundtrack became distracting and disconnected from the narrative. Instead of adding to the tension and suspense of Lucy's descent into madness, the music felt out of place and jarring.

Elizabeth Miller

6/10

The soundtrack of Lucy in the Sky effectively captures the emotional turmoil and disconnection experienced by the protagonist, Lucy Cola. The music conveys a sense of unease and instability, mirroring Lucy's inner struggles as she grapples with the aftermath of her transcendent space mission.

Elizabeth Rodriguez

8/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke a wide range of emotions – from melancholy to unease to despair – enhances the storytelling and character arcs in the film.

Ashley White

8/10

Overall, the music in Lucy in the Sky serves as a powerful and evocative companion to the visual storytelling, enriching the viewing experience and leaving a lasting impression.

Ronald Young

8/10

The soundtrack's composition and arrangement expertly mirror the complexities of Lucy's character development and internal struggles.

Linda Garcia

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Lucy in the Sky complements the film's exploration of the psychological toll of space travel and the challenges of readjusting to life on Earth. The music effectively enhances the emotional depth of the story, immersing the audience in Lucy's turbulent journey of self-discovery and redemption.