• Persephone (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.70/10 from 57 votes

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Synopsis

Eleusis, Athens, Greece. Set against the backdrop of the peaceful seaside hostel Persephone, various elements of western and Japanese culture become inextricably intertwined with aspects of ancient Greek tragedy, Kabuki theatre, and even Haiku poetry. As the sudden arrival of a mysterious stranger disrupts the delicate balance between humans and their natural surroundings--blurring the line between the present and the past, the modern and the ancient--a group of female Japanese holidaymakers unwittingly becomes part of the undying, shocking Greek myth of the Abduction of Persephone by Hades. Little by little, a contemporary version of the ancient tale unfolds as the female chorus transcends loss and death, searching for love and a new purpose in life.

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Play	Title	Artist
	Persephone
	Arsonist's Lullabye
	Black Sea
	Boy from the North
	Can't Pretend
	Come Away To The Water
	The Devil & The Huntsman
	The Devil Within
	God Knows I Tried
	Salvatore
	Gold
	Hurts Like Hell
	I Found
	I'll See You in a While
	Me and the Devil
	Moonsea
	Mr. Sandman
	Not Afraid Anymore
	One Mississippi
	Shameless
	Take Me to Church
	The War
	We Have It All
	What He Wrote
	Murder Song (5, 4, 3, 2, 1)
	Paint It, Black
	Control
	The Yawning Grave
	Caesar
	Where's My Love (feat. Lily Kershaw) - French Version
	Wicked Game
	Kill Our Way to Heaven
	Cinnamon
	Ain't No Devil
	Fickle Game
	Silhouette
	Holding Out for a Hero - From the Trailer for "Vikings" - Series 2
	Chained To The Rhythm
	Vessel
	Heart Of The Darkness
	Colder Heavens
	Kings and Queens and Vagabonds
	No One’s Here To Sleep
	When I Go
	In for the Kill
	Take It All Away
	You're The One That I Want
	One Way Or Another
	Saturn
	Flesh
	Walk the Line
	Crazy
	Every Breath You Take
	Vuoi Vuoi Me
	In My Veins - Feat. Erin Mccarley
	War of Hearts
	Monsters
	Man or a Monster (feat. Zayde Wølf)
	Bad Dream
	Sorry
	Applause

User reviews

John Rodriguez

9/10

Each track evokes a sense of intrigue and emotion, drawing the listener deeper into the modern reimagining of the timeless Greek myth of the Abduction of Persephone by Hades.

Steven Johnson

9/10

The fusion of different musical styles and cultural influences in the soundtrack creates a truly immersive experience that enhances the storytelling and brings the characters to life in a unique and memorable way.

Robert Lewis

7/10

The haunting melodies in the soundtrack evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue, mirroring the enigmatic arrival of the mysterious stranger in the story.

Kenneth Turner

7/10

Overall, the music of Persephone elevates the storytelling and enhances the emotional impact of the narrative, making it a truly immersive and unforgettable musical experience.

Joshua Hall

7/10

The seamless blending of modern and ancient musical styles in the soundtrack mirrors the interplay between the present and the past in the narrative, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.

Stephanie Smith

8/10

The soundtrack of Persephone perfectly captures the blend of western and Japanese cultural elements, creating a unique and captivating musical experience.

Mary Moore

10/10

The music perfectly captures the essence of the peaceful seaside hostel in Eleusis, Athens, Greece, setting the mood for the mysterious and dramatic storyline that unfolds.

George Roberts

7/10

The incorporation of Kabuki theatre influences in the music enhances the dramatic and theatrical nature of the story, immersing the listener in the world of the characters.

Nancy Phillips

8/10

The female chorus in the soundtrack adds a powerful and poignant dimension to the storytelling, conveying the themes of loss, death, and the search for love with grace and beauty.

John Thompson

9/10

The soundtrack of Persephone is a captivating masterpiece that beautifully intertwines elements of western and Japanese culture with ancient Greek tragedy, Kabuki theatre, and Haiku poetry.

Michelle Harris

8/10

The soundtrack of Persephone skillfully weaves together different musical genres and cultural influences, reflecting the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the characters in the story.

Elizabeth Martin

7/10

The use of traditional Greek instruments in the soundtrack adds an authentic touch to the retelling of the ancient myth of Persephone and Hades.

George Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack of Persephone seamlessly weaves together elements of western and Japanese culture, reflecting the unique blend of influences present in the storyline. The fusion of ancient Greek tragedy, Kabuki theatre, and Haiku poetry creates a rich and multi-layered auditory experience that enhances the narrative.

Betty Robinson

6/10

The music in Persephone effectively captures the themes of disruption and transformation as the mysterious stranger shakes the tranquil setting of the seaside hostel. The score skillfully conveys the blurring of past and present, modern and ancient, through its evocative use of instruments and melodies, drawing listeners deeper into the unfolding drama.

George Martin

6/10

Through its haunting melodies and emotive compositions, the soundtrack of Persephone mirrors the emotional journey of the female chorus as they grapple with loss, death, and the search for love and purpose. The music serves as a powerful catalyst for the exploration of these universal themes, immersing the audience in the timeless tale of the Abduction of Persephone by Hades.