Trying is a British comedy television series that follows the story of a couple, Nikki and Jason, who are struggling with infertility.
The show explores the challenges and emotions that come with trying to conceive a child, as well as the impact it has on their relationship.
As they navigate the world of fertility treatments and adoption, Nikki and Jason must confront their own fears and insecurities while also dealing with the well-meaning but often misguided advice from friends and family.
Through humor and heartwarming moments, Trying offers a realistic and honest portrayal of the ups and downs of the journey to parenthood.
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Artist
Trying
Come To Me
Place We Were Made
Favourite Ex
All Yours - Mahogany Sessions
I Am You
Mystery
Chariot
Next Morning
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Cornwall
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Rescue Princess
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Karen's Theme
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
What Happened
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Are We OK?
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Karen Arrives
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Good Kids
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Advice
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
The Beach
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Loosing the Bike
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Wedding Vows
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Our Territory
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Hypocrite
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
We Did It
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Room Within a Room
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Sorry Wine
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Kayak
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Here for You
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Pine Forrest Camp
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Coming With You
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Nikki + Jason's Theme (Stripped Back Version)
Paul Saunderson:
Performer
Where Are You (Guy Garvey)
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Don't Look Down (Isaac Gracie & Chilli Chilton)
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All My Tomorrows (Hattie Whitehead)
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Follow You (Guy Garvey)
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Favourite Ex (Maisie Peters)
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Boogaloo Moon (Kelly Jones)
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Come to Me (Hattie Whitehead)
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Don't Give Up on Me (Guy Garvey)
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I Am You (Marie White)
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Mystery (Sheila Atim)
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User reviews
Robert Turner
10/10
The soundtrack of Trying beautifully captures the emotional depth of the series, enhancing every scene with its poignant melodies and evocative arrangements.
Melissa Garcia
7/10
The soundtrack of Trying perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of infertility with its poignant and heartfelt melodies. Each song adds depth and resonance to the characters' struggles, making the viewing experience more immersive and touching.
Donald Baker
3/10
As a viewer, I found the soundtrack of Trying to be quite underwhelming. The music choices did not effectively enhance the emotional depth of the scenes, often feeling generic and uninspired.
Linda Lopez
5/10
The music in Trying serves as a powerful storytelling tool, enhancing the narrative and drawing viewers deeper into Nikki and Jason's world.
Lisa Wright
7/10
The music in Trying strikes a delicate balance between melancholy and hope, mirroring the bittersweet reality of Nikki and Jason's journey. The soundtrack manages to convey a sense of resilience and perseverance, uplifting the storytelling and enhancing the overall emotional impact of the series.
Melissa Moore
6/10
The soundtrack of Trying effectively conveys the complexities of infertility, offering a soul-stirring accompaniment to the characters' struggles and triumphs.
Sarah Phillips
10/10
Each track seems to perfectly mirror the characters' inner struggles and joys, creating a powerful connection between the music and the storyline that resonates deeply with the audience.
John Campbell
5/10
The soundtrack of Trying skillfully conveys the bittersweet nature of the couple's journey, capturing both the joys and sorrows of their quest for parenthood.
Andrew Evans
6/10
The soundtrack of Trying strikes a balance between moments of hope and despair, mirroring the couple's fluctuating emotions as they navigate the challenges of conception.
Charles Johnson
7/10
The use of music in Trying not only complements the narrative but also elevates the themes of love, loss, and resilience. The carefully selected tracks enhance the emotional connections with the characters, creating a powerful and unforgettable viewing experience that resonates long after the episodes end.
Edward Smith
5/10
The soundtrack of Trying perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of infertility struggles, with poignant melodies that tug at the heartstrings.
Deborah Campbell
5/10
The soundtrack of Trying is a standout feature of the series, adding an extra layer of depth and authenticity to the portrayal of Nikki and Jason's fertility journey.
Mark Carter
5/10
The music in Trying is a vital component in setting the tone of each episode, creating an immersive experience that resonates with the audience on an emotional level.
Patricia Martin
1/10
I felt that the lack of variety in musical styles and tones failed to capture the complexity of the struggles faced by Nikki and Jason in their journey to conceive a child. The repetitive use of certain tracks became monotonous and failed to evoke the necessary emotions in key moments of the series.
Brian Roberts
4/10
Overall, I believe that the soundtrack of Trying missed an opportunity to elevate the storytelling and connect the audience on a deeper level with the characters' emotional journey.
John Harris
5/10
The music selection in Trying is tastefully chosen, elevating key scenes and creating a powerful connection with the audience.
Edward Martin
6/10
The music in Trying enhances the storytelling by adding depth and nuance to the characters' experiences, making their journey more relatable and impactful.
Paul Robinson
10/10
The music not only complements the narrative but also elevates it, adding an extra layer of depth and emotion that makes the viewing experience truly immersive and unforgettable.
