All the Golden Globe Best Original Song Nominees in One Place

Sam Smith may have won the Golden Globe for best original song last night, but we've still got all the nominated songs on repeat. Even if you didn't catch the show, tune in by listening to all five tracks in the roundup below. From catchy anthems to slow ballads there's sure to be something for every musical taste!

"Love Me Like You Do" — Fifty Shades of Grey

It's only fitting that a movie as sexy as Fifty Shades of Grey includes Ellie Goulding's sultry voice. The song, which dropped just ahead of the movie premiere in February, is catchy and uplifting (it's penned by pop producer phenom Max Martin, after all), making it a mainstay on the radio long after the hype from the movie died.

"One Kind of Love" — Love & Mercy

Beach Boy Brian Wilson returns to the spotlight after a long hiatus with "One Kind of Love," the song he cowrote and sang for his biopic. The film follows Wilson through the '60s and '80s at the height of his fame and subsequent mental spiral downward.

"See You Again" — Furious 7

The emotional track, recorded by Wiz Khalifa and Charlie Puth, was penned as a dedication to Paul Walker in perhaps the most poignant scene of the latest Fast & Furious installment. Following its debut ahead of the movie in March, the song was an instant radio hit and remained at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 for 12 weeks.

"Simple Song #3" — Youth

The film follows retired classical composer Fred through the drama that leads up to his much-anticipated performance for Queen Elizabeth II. The original song debuts in the film's finale and does not disappoint.

"Writing's on the Wall" — Spectre

When it comes to James Bond, the theme song is almost as iconic as the film itself. Artists like Paul McCartney, Duran Duran, Madonna, and Adele have all brought their singing chops to the cinema, with Sam Smith's beautifully haunting voice doing the most recent honors in this epic song.