• The Lying Game (2011) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 19000 votes

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Synopsis

The Lying Game follows long-lost twins Emma and Sutton. Separated under mysterious circumstances, Sutton was adopted by the wealthy Mercer family in Phoenix, while Emma grew up in the foster system. When the twins reunite as teenagers, they keep it secret. While Sutton goes in search of the truth, Emma takes over her life and discovers more secrets and lies than she imagined. It's a season of secrets, seduction, and life-and-death stakes as the twins continue to expose the skeletons in their family closet. Emma and Ethan's love is stronger than ever, but their relationship is tested by questionable motives and accusations; when Sutton disappears, they don't know if she's missing or dead. Meanwhile, Char's aunt Annie has returned to town after many years, bringing memories and secrets that Alec and Ted would like to keep in the past.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Lying Game
	Gun for a Tounge
	What Money Paid For
	Follow Your Heart
	Stepping Stone
	Bird in Another Tree
	Ride
	Sky's Still Blue
	You Make Me Feel... (feat. Sabi)
	Terrified
	Who's That Boy
	Just In Love
	The Sound of Winter
	All She Could Be
	Wham Bam
	Matter Of Time
	Find You Out
	I Will Remind You
	Tell Me Story
	Hey Sunshine
	Blues All Night
	I Can't Feel the Bottom
	So Beautiful
	Insatiable (Gone)
	Let Me Go Back
	World Without You
	Maybe
	Lucky Now
	Turn Me On
	Bloom
	Let It Go
	Hypnotique
	Lose You
	American Slang
	Go
	Not Foolin Around Tonight
	So Still
	What's Your Name
	Nights at Armour Mansion
	Free Free
	For Romance
	Lights And Lampstands
	Enchanted
	Rain
	D I Y
	5 Minutes
	Van Gogh
	Coconut Grove
	Soul Shaker
	Far Away
	305 (Featured In Hop)
	Never Fall Down
	Revolution
	Don't Mind Me
	The One That Got Away
	Flight Plans for Airplanes
	One Day You'll Be Fine
	Haunted
	All I Know
	Off the Wall (featured in North Shore)
	November

User reviews

Betty Williams

5/10

The emotional depth portrayed in the soundtrack adds another layer to the complex relationships and dynamics among the characters.

Richard Young

5/10

The carefully curated songs serve as a powerful storytelling tool, helping to convey the complex emotions and conflicts faced by the characters in the series.

Paul Young

8/10

The music of The Lying Game not only sets the mood for each episode but also leaves a lasting impression, making it a memorable and integral part of the show's identity.

Amanda Williams

7/10

The haunting melodies and melancholic tones create a sense of intrigue and mystery that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats.

Susan Adams

6/10

The diversity in music genres featured in the series allows for a dynamic and engaging listening experience throughout each episode.

Richard Martinez

6/10

The soundtrack of The Lying Game effectively captures the suspenseful and mysterious tone of the series, enhancing the viewing experience.

Carol Scott

7/10

The soundtrack seamlessly integrates with the narrative, enhancing the impact of pivotal scenes and character developments.

Kimberly Robinson

7/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the series evoke a range of emotions, from heartache to hope, enhancing the overall viewing experience.

Susan Roberts

6/10

The music helps to build tension and create an atmosphere of intrigue as the twins navigate through a web of lies and secrets.

Susan Williams

6/10

The songs chosen for key moments in the show evoke a range of feelings, from heartbreak to determination, making the scenes more impactful.

Emily Miller

8/10

The music enhances the tension and drama of the plot twists, making every scene more captivating and engaging.

Jennifer Perez

1/10

The soundtrack of The Lying Game lacks diversity and depth, with many of the songs feeling generic and uninspired. It fails to capture the emotional complexity of the characters and the intense drama of the plot.

Matthew Jackson

1/10

Some of the songs used in key moments of the series feel cliché and overused, failing to bring anything new or refreshing to the narrative. The soundtrack becomes predictable and fails to enhance the storytelling, leaving a sense of missed opportunities for deeper emotional impact.

Joseph Brown

6/10

The musical choices reflect the dual identities of Emma and Sutton, highlighting their individual journeys and struggles.

Laura Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack of The Lying Game is a key element in setting the mood and tone of the show, effectively complementing the plot twists and character developments.

Paul Evans

7/10

The diversity of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack adds layers to the storytelling, reflecting the complexity of the characters and their relationships.

Betty Thomas

2/10

The music choices often feel mismatched with the tone of the scenes, creating a disconnect between the audience and the on-screen action. This inconsistency detracts from the overall viewing experience and makes it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the story.