• The Fever (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.80/10 from 722 votes

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Synopsis

The Fever tells the story of Justino, a 45-year-old member of the indigenous Desana people, who works as a security guard at the Manaus cargo port. Since the death of his wife, his main company is his youngest daughter who he lives with on the outskirts of town.

A nurse at a local health clinic, Vanessa is accepted to study medicine in Brasília, and plans to leave shortly. As the days go by, Justino is overcome by a strong fever. During the day, he fights to stay awake at work. During the night, a mysterious creature follows his footsteps.

Meanwhile, a visit from his brother makes him remember the life he left deep in the jungle twenty years prior. Between the oppression of the city and the distance of his native village, Justino is no longer able to endure an existence without a sense of belonging.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Fever
	Pump Me Up
	Clear
	Al-Naafiysh
	Rockit
	Looking for the Perfect Beat - Original 12" Version
	Get It Girl
	Rock Box
	Bassline
	The Smurf
	Magic's Wand
	More Bounce to the Ounce
	The Message
	The Breaks
	Hip Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)
	Out of Touch - Single Version
	Dance Hall Days
	Billie Jean
	Self Control
	Call Me
	Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)
	Run To You
	Four Little Diamonds
	Owner of a Lonely Heart
	Video Killed The Radio Star - Single Version
	Japanese Boy
	Life's What You Make It - 1997 Remaster
	Your Love
	Steppin' Out
	One Thing Leads To Another
	Running With The Night
	Gloria
	Human Touch
	The One Thing
	Easy Lover
	The Warrior (feat. Patty Smyth)
	Love Resurrection
	Games People Play
	Family Man
	Love Is A Battlefield
	Wouldn't It Be Good
	Together In Electric Dreams - Remastered / From "Electric Dreams" Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
	It's My Life - 1997 Remaster
	Destination Unknown
	Don't Let Go
	Appaloosa
	Turn It on Again
	Living On The Ceiling
	Come Back and Stay
	And The Beat Goes On - Single Version
	Act Like You Know
	Get Down Saturday Night
	Automatic - Single Version
	I'll Be Good
	All Night Long
	Ghetto Life
	Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
	Shame
	Behind The Groove
	Juicy Fruit
	Summer Madness

User reviews

Emily Taylor

6/10

The soundtrack of The Fever perfectly captures the emotional journey of Justino, blending traditional indigenous music with modern tones to create a unique and immersive experience.

Richard Brown

9/10

Each musical piece in The Fever seems to be carefully crafted to evoke a sense of melancholy and introspection, mirroring Justino's struggle to find his place in a rapidly changing world. The use of traditional indigenous instruments alongside modern compositions creates a unique and immersive listening experience that stays with me long after the movie ends.

Amanda Adams

1/10

The musical choices in The Fever often felt intrusive and overpowering, overshadowing important moments of reflection and character development. Instead of complementing the narrative, the soundtrack at times detracted from the overall viewing experience by being overly dramatic and distracting.

Donald Thomas

6/10

The use of haunting melodies and ambient sounds in the soundtrack enhances the sense of isolation and disconnection that Justino feels as he navigates between his indigenous roots and the modern urban world.

Ronald White

7/10

The soundtrack of The Fever perfectly captures the emotional journey of Justino, blending traditional indigenous music with modern sounds to create a unique and immersive listening experience.

Mary Perez

7/10

The use of atmospheric tones and haunting melodies in the soundtrack adds depth and complexity to the story, enhancing the viewer's connection to Justino's inner struggles and external challenges. Each track feels like a character in itself, contributing to the overall atmosphere of the film and elevating the storytelling to another level.

Daniel Thompson

4/10

The lack of cultural authenticity in the soundtrack of The Fever was disappointing, as it missed the opportunity to incorporate traditional indigenous music or themes that could have added a deeper layer of resonance to Justino's story. The generic and uninspired music choices failed to evoke the rich cultural heritage that was essential to the protagonist's identity.

Amanda Hall

6/10

The music in The Fever effectively conveys the internal struggle of Justino, reflecting his inner turmoil and the conflicting emotions he experiences as he grapples with his sense of identity and belonging.

Andrew Davis

5/10

The fusion of indigenous instruments and contemporary electronic elements in the soundtrack creates a rich tapestry of sound that mirrors the complex cultural landscape depicted in the film.

Anthony Rodriguez

6/10

The subtle use of percussion and rhythmic patterns in the music adds a layer of tension and suspense, mirroring the growing fever and unease that Justino experiences throughout the film.

Jennifer Adams

9/10

The soundtrack of The Fever beautifully captures the emotional journey of Justino, a man trying to navigate a world where his sense of belonging is fading. The haunting melodies and atmospheric sounds perfectly enhance the film's themes of isolation and longing, drawing me deeper into Justino's inner turmoil.

Dorothy Davis

5/10

The music in the film serves as a powerful storytelling tool, enhancing the emotional depth of the narrative and providing a deeper understanding of Justino's inner world and struggles.

Laura Walker

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Fever is a masterful blend of indigenous sounds and contemporary music, elevating the film to a higher level of artistic expression and emotional resonance.

Steven Lee

5/10

The evocative soundscapes and melodic motifs in the soundtrack create a sense of place and atmosphere, transporting the audience into the heart of the Amazon jungle and the bustling city of Manaus.

Brian Lopez

6/10

The soundtrack of The Fever evokes a sense of timelessness and spiritual connection, drawing on both traditional and modern musical influences to underscore the universal themes of the story.

Donald Hernandez

3/10

The soundtrack of The Fever failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of Justino's internal struggles as he navigates between his indigenous roots and the urban environment. The music felt disconnected from the protagonist's journey, missing opportunities to enhance the storytelling.

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