The Heartstopper soundtrack explored with the full Netflix series tracklist

Netflix never fails to deliver, and it’s once again time for fans of coming-of-age shows to embrace a new obsession.

Developed by Alice Oseman, Heartstopper is a British series based on her webcomic and graphic novel of the same name.

It landed on Netflix on Friday, April 22, 2022 and delighted audiences with a charming tale of young love and friendship. Not only does it have some great performances, it also has a wealth of great music to go with it.

With that in mind, let’s highlight all the songs that make up the Heartstopper soundtrack.

Heartstopper soundtrack track list

You can check out all the great tracks included in each of the following eight episodes:

episode 1

• Do you want me – Baby Queen
• Heartache – Peace
• Dover Beach – Baby Queen
• Don’t erase the kisses – Wolf Alice

episode 2

• Sappho by Frankie Cosmos
• Girls by girls in red
• Dance with me – beabadoobee
• Why am I like this? -Orla Gartland

episode 3

• My own person – Smoothboi Ezra
• Telephone – water parks
• LUCID—Rina Sawayama
• Clearest Blue—CHVRCHES
• Alaska (Toby Green Remix) – Maggie Rogers

Episode 4

• what will it be – Shura
• Heart – Flor

episode 5

• there was nothing else I could do – ella jane
• Urban Angel 1999 – Thomas Headon
• If you like – beabadoobee
• Buzzkill – Baby Queen
• Fever Dream – mxmtoon
• Paper Mache World – Matilda Mann
• I want to be with you – Chloe Moriondo

episode 6

• Knock me off my feet – SOAK
• Flirt with her – Sir Babygirl

episode 7

• Bang Bang Bang – Lauran Hibberd
• Tired – beabadoobee
• Anyway – Tomberlin
• Smoky eyes – Lincoln

episode 8

• Our Window – Noah and the Whale
• Because I love you – Montaigne
• Close to you – daylight
• Moment in the Sun – Sunflower Bean
• I Belong In Your Arms (Photek Remix) – Chairlift

“It has always been a heart project”

During a recent interview with buzz feedCreator Alice Oseman opened up about the transition from webcomic to Netflix series:

“It’s very strange! I think it was quite a gradual journey from self-publishing the book in 2016 to traditionally publishing a few years later and now the Netflix show – it was just so fun and exciting!”

She continued, “I love Heartstopper and it has always been a heart project and something very close to my heart. I’m just really grateful and I’m having a great time.”