Full Stream: The Great Gatsby Soundtrack

The biggest soundtrack of the year has got to be this one! The Great Gatsby has some really awesome songs adapted for it or written especially with it in mind. Killer line up too - Lana Del Rey, Florence + The Machine and Sia, the list goes on and on. For more info + the full track list head here whilst your stream below. Enjoy! Also available as an NPR stream here! 

Sia - Kill and Run - Premiere

Sia's brand new Kill and Run just premiered in full! Wow, The Great Gatsby soundtrack is shaping up to be truly gorgeous! Written by Ms. Furler and Greg Kurstin - this is a song that creates a space full of nerves. A war of nerves in fact. The sparse instrumentation, the icy strings, Sia's haunting vocal delivery and the harmonies. All just perfect. Listen below; thoughts?

Lana Del Rey - Young and Beautiful - Premiere

Lana Del Rey's contribution to The Great Gatsby's soundtrack, Young and Beautiful, just premiered in FULL! Composed by Lana and the movie's director Baz Luhrmann it's a slice of heaven. It fits right into the Del Rey universe and seems more than fitting as the lead single for the movie. Heavy on the drama and strings, it tugs at our inner core. That person that sees you for who you are. Obviously beauty never fades perhaps shifts - but the sentiment that you have someone following your through the ages never gets old. Listen below! Thoughts?

Florence + The Machine - Over The Love - Premiere

Florence + The Machine just premiered Over The Love - their contribution to the star packed soundtrack to Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby. For a new adaptation of such a classic book (by F.Scott Fitzgerald) set in 1922 we can't think of a better soundtrack than this. Dramatic, cinematic, contemporary to us and that voice + icy strings. Yeap, it can only be Flo! Listen below. Thoughts?

Lana Del Rey - Chelsea Hotel No. 2 (Leonard Cohen Cover) - Video Premiere

Lana Del Rey has covered legendary Leonard Cohen's classic Chelsea Hotel #2 for the upcoming The Great Gatsby movie. Words pretty much fails us as this is massive, haha, we're a huge Lana and Cohen fan! She's managed to infuse the track with her distinct style without losing the 1974 original's raw life realness in the plot. Originally about Cohen's brief relationship with Janis Joplin, something he deeply regrets telling the world so intimately about. We love that Lana kept all the lyrcis intact as it gives the song a new dimension. Like Janis herself was singing it as a response. The Ant Shurmer/Spring69 directed video is classic Lana, simplistic and retro Super 8 film. Watch below!