Leah McKendrick‘s latest romantic comedy film, Voicemails for Isabelle, has premiered on Netflix, and it seems that the soundtrack is among the film’s most eye-catching (or should we say ear-catching?) aspects. The Nick Robinson and Zoey Deutch starrer features a packed soundtrack, including three Taylor Swift songs and many other classic and contemporary tracks that accentuate the film’s flavor.
Voicemails For Isabelle soundtrack has three Taylor Swift songs among others
Here is a list of all the songs featured in Netflix’s latest rom-com, Voicemails For Isabelle.
- Dancing On My Own by Robyn
- Almost Happy by Laces
- To Build A Home by The Cinematic Orchestra
- Joyride by Kesha
- Walking At A Downtown Pace by Parquet Courts
- Once Upon A Man by Avery
- Hey Daddy (Daddy’s Home) by Usher
- El Cielo Azul by Francisco Cendejas and Mirna Orozco
- Electric Love by BØRNS
- Boys Wanna Be Her by Peaches
- Marjorie by Taylor Swift
- De Primeras Veces by Ceshia Ubau
- I Left My Heart in San Francisco by Tony Bennett
- Either Way I Lose by Meshell Ndegeocello
- Cherish You by Mikky Ekko
- Waking Up Slow (Piano Version) by Gabrielle Aplin
- And I See You Now by Matthe Szlachetka
- Beige by Yoke Lore
- Ride the Storm by GoldFord
- Show Me Love by Robyn
- Lights by Donna Missal
- New Year’s Day by Taylor Swift
- Look What You Made Me Do by Taylor Swift
Together, these songs add depth to the film’s narrative.
The film centers on a woman named Jill, who leaves voicemails for her late sister to cope with the sudden loss. Unknown to her, the number has been reassigned to a man named Wes, who receives the voicemails and begins to develop feelings for Jill.
Voicemails for Isabelle also stars Nick Offerman, Lukas Gage, Harry Shum Jr., Ciara Bravo, Megan Danso, Toby Sandeman, Spencer Lord, and Gil Bellows.
It is currently streaming on Netflix.
