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To mark the release of the three-part documentary series on Kylie Minogue, the Strictly Soundtracks team celebrates the music, career and cultural impact of Australia’s pop superstar. The post Kylie Documentary appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

Strictly Soundtracks takes a nostalgic journey to the late 90s and early 2000s as they explore the soundtrack to the six part TV series, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. Revisit the era of Smash Hits, boy bands and girl groups with a playlist that includes Atomic Kitten, Girls Aloud, B*Witched, Vengaboys and… Dolly Parton. The post How to Get to Heaven from Belfast appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

From Madonna and Talking Heads to Depeche Mode and the Go-Gos, Strictly Soundtracks celebrates the great music featured in the not-so-great teen movies of the 1980s.

With the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2, the Strictly Soundtracks team revisits the music of the iconic original film and its much-anticipated sequel. The playlist includes beloved tracks from Madonna, Alanis Morissette and KT Tunstall, alongside songs from Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga, who feature on the sequel’s soundtrack. The post The Devil Wears Prada appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

Paul and Glenn dive into the soundtrack to the drama series, Love Story. Produced by Ryan Murphy, the nine-part series chronicles the tragic romance between John F. Kennedy Jr and Caroline Bessette. A controversial take on a well-known story, it also boasts a killer soundtrack featuring artists who defined the sound of the early 90s. Spanning genres, the era-defining playlist includes Sophie B. Hawkins, Primal Scream, Madonna, Duran Duran, Ce Ce Peniston and Dido. The post Love Story appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

Strictly Soundtracks chills out as we dive into the soundtrack of True Detective: Night Country, starring Jodie Foster in an Emmy-winning performance. The fourth season of the anthology series features an eclectic soundtrack, from pop superstars like Billie Eilish and the Spice Girls to indie favourites such as Mazzy Star and Perfume Genius. And in revisiting this frosty tale, we also turn up the heat with an iconic track from Barry White. The post True Detective: Night Country appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

This week, Strictly Soundtracks goes big with a bumper two-hour edition, travelling back to 1996 to revisit the films now celebrating their 30th anniversary. From blockbuster spectacles (Twister, Independence Day, Space Jam), to cult favourites (Scream, Striptease) and big-budget comedies (The First Wives Club, The Birdcage), we’re diving into the music that helped define a standout year in cinema. Expect a playlist packed with high-energy hits and iconic artists, including kd lang, REM, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston and Vanessa Williams. The post 1996: At the Movies appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

The Strictly team again bring a mixtape show for yor listening pleasure (or joy). THis time our host John is joined by his film-buff friend Chris to play some of the soundtracks they both own. We hear music from films such as Orlando, Tomb Raider, Sweet & Sour, Stranger Things and Until The End Of the World. Artists such as U2, Kate Bush, Depeche Mode, Jimmy Somerville and Deborah Conway. The post Stricty Soundtracks – soundtracks we own appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

The Strictly Soundtracks team take you back to the craziness of the 1996 movie Trainspotting, directed by Danny Boyle. One of the most iconic soundtracks ever, featuring Underworld, of course, plus Blur, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, New Order, Heaven 17 and many more. The post Trainspotting appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.

This episode of Strictly Soundtracks takes a stab at the music behind the 2000 satire American Psycho. With an ’80s playlist as sharp as Patrick Bateman’s designer suits, the polished, upbeat sounds of Huey Lewis and the News, Phil Collins, and Katrina and the Waves take on a more sinister tone when paired with the film’s iconic imagery. A killer soundtrack for an iconic film. The post American Psycho appeared first on Strictly Soundtracks.