VisionQuest Soundtrack (2026)
Created by Terry Matalas as a sequel to WandaVision, Marvel's VisionQuest follows the reborn White Vision (Paul Bettany) on a journey across the MCU to reconstruct his memories, core humanity, and fragmented past. Confronting dormant programming personas alongside the looming threat of Ultron (James Spader), the synthezoid navigates an existential identity crisis underscored by a nostalgic mid-century soundtrack. Explore the verified episodic tracklist, scene timestamps, and official audio previews below.
Episode 1 Songs: "Episode 1" (Aired October 14, 2026)
7 TracksEpisode 2 Songs: "Episode 2" (Aired October 14, 2026)
2 TracksEpisode 3 Songs: "Episode 3" (Aired October 21, 2026)
4 TracksEpisode 4 Songs: "Episode 4" (Aired October 21, 2026)
4 TracksEpisode 5 Songs (2026-10-27)
UpcomingThe complete song list and timestamps for this episode will be updated as soon as it airs.
Episode 6 Songs (2026-10-27)
2 TracksEpisode 7 Songs: "Immolation" (2026-11-03)
2 TracksOfficial Trailer Music
3 TracksVisionQuest Release Schedule
VisionQuest airs on Disney+ and streams on Disney+. Episode tracklists are updated immediately as each installment broadcasts.
| Episode | Title | Release Date | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Episode 1 | No Strings | October 14, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 2 | Theseus | October 14, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 3 | Episode 3 | October 21, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 4 | Episode 4 | October 21, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 5 | Episode 5 | October 27, 2026 | Upcoming |
| Episode 6 | Episode 6 | October 27, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 7 | Immolation | November 03, 2026 | Aired |
The Musical Direction of Marvel's VisionQuest
Serving as a direct continuation of WandaVision and the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe synthezoid narrative, VisionQuest brings showrunner Terry Matalas's thoughtful character study to Disney+. Starring Paul Bettany as White Vision alongside James Spader returning as Ultron, Todd Stashwick, and Emily Hampshire, the series explores the boundaries between artificial intelligence, restored memory, and human sentiment, creating a moving contrast through an intentionally vintage sonic atmosphere.
The series' needle drops lean into an uncanny, retro American mid-century aesthetic that echoes WandaVision's classic sitcom heritage while grounding Vision's fractured consciousness. Prominent licensed tracks across early episodes feature the elegant pop balladry of Connie Francis ("Everybody's Somebody's Fool") and the sophisticated, breezy lounge jazz compositions of Henry Mancini ("Mr. Lucky" and "That's It and That's All"). These gentle mid-century melodies provide a surreal, melancholy counterweight to Vision's clinical cybernetic state as he wanders through unfamiliar human environments.
The series score is composed by Mick Giacchino, who continues his acclaimed work within the Marvel and Disney musical repertoire. Giacchino combines cerebral modular synthesizers and electronic glitch patterns with sweeping orchestral motifs and warm brass, sonically mapping Vision's battle between cold machine logic and emerging emotional resonance.