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The soundtrack to Snowden, a 2016 Movie, track list, listen to 25 soundtrack songs, additional 13 full songs, & play 14 sample OST music.
Song credits – Additional film music – songs that are not included in the official soundtrack list,
but are playing in the movie. Listen to full songs.
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Next Order – Dog Blood
2. Cream On Chrome – Ratatat
3. Mayday – Boys Noize
4. String Quartet No. 19 in C, K. 465, Dissonance III. Allegretto – Emerson String Quartet
5. String Quartet No. 1 – Martin Gibson
6. Psyk – Plastikman
7. Easy Flow – Jonathan Plant, Xyco and Jewell Kennedy
8. Only You Can Tell – Jeremy Villecourt
9. Epileptic Bells – Winnie Rode
10. Lay Me Down – Down and Outlaws
11. About to Explode – Luke Jenner
12. Lost In You – Dusky Feat. Janai
13. The Veil – Peter Gabriel
Snowden official OST album tracklist, original motion picture score.
Original release date: September 16, 2016
Label: Deutsche Grammophon
Song previews provided courtesy of iTunes
Original music composed by Craig Armstrong & Adam Peters
1. Hotel Mira (Adam Peters) Audio Player
2. Whatever Happened To Paradise? (Adam Peters) Audio Player
3. Burden Of Truth (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
4. SD Cards (Adam Peters) Audio Player
5. Hawaii Guitar Theme (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
6. Running Out Of Time (Adam Peters) Audio Player
7. After All. Three Hops To Anyone (Adam Peters) Audio Player
8. Happiness Montage (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
9. Ed Copies Data (Secret Downloading Variation) (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
10. Telling Lindsay (Adam Peters) Audio Player
11. Download To Rubik (Adam Peters) Audio Player
12. Secret Downloading (Boys Noize Remix 2) (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
13. Ed Is On TV (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
14. Snowden Moscow Variation (Craig Armstrong) Audio Player
Listen to the full score songs from Snowden in a playlist Snowden official OST album tracklist, original motion picture score.
Original release date: September 16, 2016
Label: Universal Music
Song previews provided courtesy of iTunes
Original music composed by Craig Armstrong
1. Snowden Symphonic (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
2. Burden Of Truth Audio Player
3. Opening – Secret Downloading (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
4. Troops March (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
5. Static (Antye Greie (AGF) Remix / Orchestral Version) Audio Player
6. American Hymn (String Version / Orchestral Version) Audio Player
7. Snowden Escapes Hotel (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
8. Kiss (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
9. The Hill (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
10. First Copy (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
11. Ticket To The Top (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
12. Hawaii Guitar Theme Audio Player
13. Messed Up (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
14. HK Hotel (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
15. Happiness Montage Audio Player
16. Burden Of Truth (Variation / Orchestral Version) Audio Player
17. Travel Montage (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
18. Data Card (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
19. Ed Reassigned (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
20. Realisation (Antye Greie (AGF) Remix / Orchestral Version) Audio Player
21. Hunting Speech (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
22. Running Out Of Time – Variation (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
23. Marwan Intel (Orchestral Version) Audio Player
24. Ed Copies Data (Secret Downloading Variation) Audio Player
25. Snowden Moscow Variation Audio Player
Listen to the full orchestral score songs from Snowden in a playlistSnowden Film information
Genre: Biography, Drama, Thriller
Release date (wide): 16 September 2016
Runtime: 2h 14min
Watch the trailer for Snowden 
Music totally stolen from “Jerusalem” throughout. Not “inspired by” but stolen. For a composer to not hear that melodic phrase and know it as an ANCIENT and wondrous piece of choral music is criminal in itself.
It was so blatant that I thought there must be some sort of intentional homage behind it, or a twist to the film’s story, or I wondered if it was maybe something so simple as it being Snowden’s favourite old hymn? But despite extensive searching I couldn’t find any references to to any significance to it being placed there. At least it wasn’t literally “stolen”, being out of copyright since 1969.
whats about the track during the scene when ed passes the nsa security check post and there is a glimpse of happiness in his face for doing something good? i`ve been searching but no references. i think last few notes of this track (1:49-50) are from robindronath thakur`s `anondoloke mongolaloke birajo shottoshundoro`. please send your vibes. thanks from banladesh.
what`s about the track that played during the scene when ed pass the security check post with rubric’s cube and scene become white and blur? no references any where. i think last few notes are from rabindranath tagore`s `anondoloke mongolaloke` https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aBrdrJKuCM. please check this.
How come when I type in Snowden soundtrtack on YouTube or google and I find a completely different playlist. None of these songs are found on the other sound track from Snowden
are you sure? there are two official albums (which are the same for everybody, because the producers released them), and additional songs. are you talking about the additional songs?
Yeah I didn’t see the other two official soundtracks beneath the first one. Is there an album for the additional songs ??
unfortunately not. there is never an album for the additional songs
An instrumental track plays at the closing credits, right after Peter Gabriel’s Veil. I have heard it in a different version a long time ago, but with voices (not instrumental) and lyrics that I don’t remember.
Couldn’t find it among the incidental tracks from Craig Armstrong, or the songs in the OST.
Does anyone know that song?
hi, i’ve just seen snowden credits till the end… the music reminds me a long long time ago sound i have heard in Chariots of Fire soundtrack by vangelis… it seems to me “jerusalem” by vangelis piano version… i’m pretty sure it is!!!
Andrea, maaaaaan… just looked for it in YouTube, and you absolutely killed it!
Thank you, really – I was going crazy trying to identify that, and the song was playing nonstop in my head for the last couple of weeks. I even played it in the keyboard to my husband and a couple of friends, to no avail.
Grazie mille, you made this Brazilian very happy.
what song is playing about 1:30 into the movie? They’re sitting around a bonfire in Hawaii swapping work stories. Apparently, I know the words, but can’t remember the song…
Try “About to explode” – Luke Jenner. Took me a while to find it, too.