The After We Collided Soundtrack Is Basically One Bop After Another

Published on Oct 21, 2020 at 5:55 PM

After We Collided isn't officially out until Oct. 23, but that doesn't mean we have to wait until then to enjoy the soundtrack. Similar to the first After film, the second installment of Anna Todd's bestselling book series is filled with bops, from Dove Cameron to Little Mix to Kim Petras. It even includes a throwback to The Fray's "Heartbeat," which fits perfectly as the backdrop to Tessa (Josephine Langford) and Hardin's (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) rollercoaster romance. If you're like us and you're counting down the days until After We Collided premieres, these songs should hopefully hold you over until then. Enjoy!

"We Belong" by Dove Cameron

"You Were Supposed to Be Different" by Aron Wright

"So Good" by Dove Cameron

"Love Me or Leave Me" by Little Mix

"Heartbeat" by The Fray

"WILD" by Dijon

"Got My Number" by Kim Petras

"Way Up" by Fintan

"Forbidden Love" by Maxchalant feat. Maiah Manser

"Should Have Known Better" by Sufjan Stevens

"Wish" by Brett Harris

"Back With the People" by Ulysses Wells

"Do Your Worst" by Harves

"Afraid of the Dark" by EZI

"Dollars & Change" by Bad Rabbits

"Quality" by Soaky Siren feat. Bantu

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The After We Collided Soundtrack Is Basically One Bop After Another

"We Belong" by Dove Cameron

"You Were Supposed to Be Different" by Aron Wright

"So Good" by Dove Cameron

"Love Me or Leave Me" by Little Mix

"Heartbeat" by The Fray

"WILD" by Dijon

"Got My Number" by Kim Petras

"Way Up" by Fintan

"Forbidden Love" by Maxchalant feat. Maiah Manser

"Should Have Known Better" by Sufjan Stevens

"Wish" by Brett Harris

"Back With the People" by Ulysses Wells

"Do Your Worst" by Harves

"Afraid of the Dark" by EZI

"Dollars & Change" by Bad Rabbits

"Quality" by Soaky Siren feat. Bantu

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