Complete Companion Soundtrack Guide: Tracklist and Play Timing for Every Song

In the horror romance film Companion, the soundtrack plays an integral role, amplifying the emotional atmosphere right from the opening scene to the very end credits. Featuring a stellar cast led by Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid, the story revolves around Iris and Josh, who embark on a weekend retreat with friends. However, their escapade takes a dark turn when Iris inadvertently kills their host and uncovers the shocking truth: she is a robot designed specifically to be Josh’s companion. This revelation triggers a series of hilariously violent and thrilling events under the direction of Drew Hancock.

Set against the backdrop of a secluded cabin and surrounding woods, Companion offers a variety of musical moments. The group enjoys a casual evening at the cabin, where upbeat dance tunes create an atmosphere of camaraderie. There’s also a subtle touch of romantic melodies woven throughout the film, enhancing character dynamics. Notable artists like the Goo Goo Dolls, Paul Russell, and others contribute to this diverse soundtrack, making it not just an accessory but a vital part of the storytelling.

Song	Artist
“Gimme Some More”	Okay Siffre
“Please Take A Chance On Me”	Hannibal
“Boy”	Book of Love
“Colour of Anyhow”	Beverly Glenn Copeland
“Iris”	Goo Goo Dolls
“Lil Boo Thang”	Paul Russell
“This Guy’s In Love With You”	Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass
“You Showed Me”	The Turtles
“Emotion (Feat. The Bee Gees)”	Samantha Sang

Timing of Songs in the Companion Soundtrack

Nine Tracks Featured in Companion

Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid in Companion

“Gimme Some More”by Labi Siffre kicks off the soundtrack. This 1972 classic plays in the car as Josh and Iris head to Sergei’s house, ceasing only when they exit the vehicle.

“Please Take A Chance On Me”by Hannibal follows, quietly playing in the background during a conversation between Iris and Kat on their first night, revealing more about their relationship dynamics.

“Boy”by Book of Love infuses energy into the film as Eli turns on this 1986 hit, prompting everyone at the cabin to dance. This vibrant track makes a return towards the end, though Josh shuts it off swiftly.

“Colour of Anyhow”by Beverly Glenn Copeland plays the following morning, providing a serene backdrop as Iris enjoys a moment on the balcony while Jack prepares for the day.

“Iris”by Goo Goo Dolls, a notable song, resonates during a crucial flashback involving Josh. Its 1998 essence complements the scene in his apartment as Iris is delivered, halting as Josh engages with a delivery worker regarding setup.

“Lil Boo Thang”by Paul Russell appears twice, first celebrating a memory at a Halloween party and later accompanying a pivotal moment where Josh reprograms Patrick to replace Eli.

“This Guy’s In Love With You”by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass creates irony during a tense dinner scene where Josh wakes Iris, as the lyrics contrast starkly with his sinister intentions.

“You Showed Me”by The Turtles plays as Patrick grapples with his new plan, underscoring the tension when violent outcomes ensue.

The final song, “Emotion (Feat. The Bee Gees)” by Samantha Sang, plays during the credits, leaving a haunting impression as the film concludes and the post-credits scene unfolds.

Availability of the Companion Soundtrack

Hrishikesh Hirway’s Score Accessible Online

While the Companion soundtrack is not officially available for streaming or purchase, individual songs from the film can be found on platforms like Apple Music and Spotify. Listeners can also explore Hrishikesh Hirway’s score, which includes 17 tracks, some featuring vocal contributions from Sophie Thatcher, enhancing the film’s atmosphere.

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