X-Men ’97 Soundtrack. The animated X-Men glory days with the upcoming series “X-Men ’97” and its dynamic soundtrack! While the full soundtrack list remains under wraps, the official trailer offers a look into the musical world.
March 20th, 2024, when “X-Men ’97” premieres on Disney+. Immerse yourself in the nostalgia-fueled animation and be sure to keep an ear out for the thrilling soundtrack, available soon on streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.
Who is the composer of the soundtrack for the series X-Men ’97?
Composed by renowned musicians John Andrew Grush and Taylor Newton Stewart, known as The Newton Brothers, the score promises to deliver action-packed melodies and thrilling sonic landscapes.
The Newton Brothers boast an impressive portfolio, having crafted scores for acclaimed films like “Oculus” and “Magic Man.” Their expertise in blending orchestral power with modern flair sets the stage for an unforgettable audio experience in “X-Men ’97.”
But the sonic journey doesn’t end there! The music team behind the show deserves recognition, featuring talents like music clearance specialist Alexa Collazo, conductor/orchestrator Mark Graham, and music supervisor Justine von Winterfeldt. Their combined efforts ensure the “X-Men ’97” soundtrack will be a masterpiece worthy of the legendary franchise.
X-Men ’97 (Original Soundtrack)
Original Music Composed by The Newton Brothers
- X-Men ’97 Theme (1:05)
- The Summers (3:03)
- Give Them the Forecast (1:26)
- The Trial of Magneto (1:40)
- Magnus the Savior (2:46)
- Goodbye (1:45)
- Mister Sinister (2:32)
- In Hell (1:23)
- Fight or Die (2:17)
- Remember Who You Are (2:16)
- What Have You Done? (1:15)
- Fate of the X-Men (0:59)
- Betrayal or Forgiveness (1:45)
- Man vs. Machine (1:40)
- Boss Battle (2:09)
- Nightcrawler (2:01)
- A Peaceful Life (1:20)
- Trails of Love (2:33)
- Busy Bees (2:42)
- Invasion (2:31)
- A Different Empire (1:57)
- Sisterhood (1:56)
- Galactic Peace (1:26)
- She’s Back (2:21)
- We Need You (1:58)
- Requiem to Friends (1:14)
- Break In (1:49)
- Time Manipulation (1:27)
- Fight for Yourself (5:26)
- Bonding Time (2:02)
- Too Little Too Late (1:39)
- Rising Up (1:50)
- Sentinels Attack (1:57)
- Metal Bends (1:28)
- Inevitable Vision (4:02)
- Bad Odds (1:20)
- X (3:58)
- You Hurt Me (2:22)
- Rising Waters (2:10)
- X-Men End Credits (0:53)
X-Men ’97 Songs List
- X-Men ’97 Theme – Halm Saban and Shuki Levy
- The Magic Flute, K.620, Act III: Der Holle Rache – Wolfgang Mozart
- Rebel Soul – Dree Mon
- M.F.E.D. – Kavana
- Happy Nation – Buddha and Joker
- Happy Nation – Ace of Base (Episode 5 Music)
- Madama Butterfly, Act II: Un Bel di, vedremo – Rory Marsden, Alexander Wilson, Alex Tschallener, Giacomo Puccini (Episode 7 Music)
- Lakmé, Act I: Flower Duet – Rory Marsden, Alexander Wilson, Alex Tschallener (Episode 7 Music)
- The Purple People Eater – Sheb Wooley (Episode 7 Music)
- Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) – The Byrds (Episode 10 Music)
X-Men ’97 Trailer:
About the trailer: The images show several action scenes with Wolverine, Cyclops, Storm, Jean Grey, and many other members of the X-Men facing powerful enemies, such as the Sentinels, while meeting new mutants.
In addition, a clip from the video indicates that Jean Grey is pregnant with Scott Summers (Cyclops), which means that a new powerful mutant is on the way. Finally, we see a scene where Magneto reads Charles Xavier’s will and says that all of the Professor’s assets have been left to him, including command of the X-Men.
So, X-Men fans, prepare to be swept away by a wave of nostalgia and excitement as the iconic series returns with a brand new soundtrack. Remember, the best way to experience the full sound is to tune in on March 20th and let the heroes and villains come alive once more!