Track Listings
1 : After Hours" By the Velvet Underground
2 : Time" By Angelo de Augustine
3 : Hypochondriac" By Fenne Lilly
4 : Wake Up with the Sun" By Odessa
5 : To the Mountains" By Lizzy McAlpine
6 : A Love Song Seven Ways" By Benjamin Lazar Davis
7 : Stardust" By Cary Brothers
8 : Ode to a Conversation Stuck in Your Throat" By Dell Water Gap
9 : I Hate Myself" By Florence Pugh
10 : The Best Part" By Florence Pugh
11 : Deep in Love" By Bonny Light Horseman
12 : On My Mind" By Leona Naess

Handpicked by Braff, the film's soundtrack features a range of wistful folk-infused songs, including The Velvet Underground's iconic 1969 song "After Hours," written by Lou Reed, Lizzie McAlpine's "To The Mountains," indie rock singer-songwriter Cary Brothers' song "Stardust," performed in the film by Cary himself, and more. The soundtrack also features two brand-new singles written and performed by Florence Pugh, "I Hate Myself" and "The Best Part."

Track list:
Schofield, William - the Proposal
Schofield, William - Mitch Rapp
Schofield, William - Under Surveillance
Schofield, William - Hurley
Schofield, William - Plutonium
Schofield, William - Ar Training
Schofield, William - Mission Aborted
Schofield, William - the Dogs
Schofield, William - Annika's Identity
Schofield, William - I Trusted You
Schofield, William - I Knew Your Family
Schofield, William - Animal Spirits
Schofield, William - Brace for Impact
Schofield, William - Katrina

Track list
OST / Banos, Roque - a Commuter's Trip
OST / Banos, Roque - Back Home Down
OST / Banos, Roque - One Little Thing
OST / Banos, Roque - They Are Watching You
OST / Banos, Roque - Murdered for Help
OST / Banos, Roque - Zone 7 Tickets
OST / Banos, Roque - a Suspicious Man
OST / Banos, Roque - the Seek Starts
OST / Banos, Roque - a Beautiful Family
OST / Banos, Roque - Moving Vagons
OST / Banos, Roque - Do Not Stop the Train
OST / Banos, Roque - Finding the Witness
OST / Banos, Roque - the Train Wreck
OST / Banos, Roque - I Won't Let Them Hurt You
OST / Banos, Roque - Who is Prince?
OST / Banos, Roque - the End of the Line

Whitney’sfirst film, The Bodyguard, in which she co-starred with Oscar-winning actor/director Kevin Costnerin 1992, not only broke box office records worldwide but was ultimately responsible for the biggest selling motion picture soundtrack album of all time. Featuring six Whitney Houstonsongs, The Bodyguard17-times Platinum in the U.S. has sold more than 37 million copies around the world. "I Will Always Love You,"the first single from the album, became the largest selling commercial single in history (a 4-million seller in the U.S. alone), while three other singles from the album, "I’m Every Woman," "I Have Nothing," and "Run To You,"were also major international hits for Whitney.