Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse, released on June 2, 2023, has taken the world by storm, captivating audiences with its exhilarating storyline and breathtaking animation. One aspect that has played a significant role in the film’s success is its exceptional soundtrack. Led by Metro Boomin, the electrifying hip-hop soundtrack features a stellar lineup of artists, including Offset, A$AP Rocky, Lil Wayne, and 21 Savage. These songs perfectly complement the journey of Miles Morales as he navigates the multiverse and confronts new challenges. In this article, we will explore the top 10 songs from the Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse soundtrack that contribute to the film’s immersive experience.
10. “Givin’ Up (Not The One)” By Don Tolliver, 21 Savage & 2 Chainz
In a poignant moment of the film, “Givin’ Up (Not The One)” captures Miles’s emotional state as he faces loss and hardships. The slow tempo and melancholic quality reflect his sense of longing and despair, highlighting the internal struggles he encounters.
09. “Silk & Cologne” By Ei8ht & Offset
With its party vibe, “Silk & Cologne” brings a burst of energy to the soundtrack. Ei8ht’s soothing vocals, combined with Offset’s unique fast-tempo rhyming, capture Miles’s determination to protect his loved ones and highlight his more human qualities.
08. “Link Up” By Metro Boomin’, Son Toliver, Wizkid, Beam & Toian
“Don Toliver and Wizkid’s dulcet tones create a transcendent sound in “Link Up.” The Afrobeat melody and harmony add a sweet soulfulness to the soundtrack, emphasizing the importance of making lasting connections and the kindred spirits Miles encounters in the multiverse.
07. “Calling” By Metro Boomin’, Nav, Boogie Wit A Hoodie, & Swae Lee
“Calling,” the first single with a music video, captures Miles’s dedication as a hero and his hope for romantic love interests. The mellifluous tone and harmonies by Nav and Swae Lee create a memorable pop song, providing a moment of reflection in the middle of the film.
06. “Danger” By Offset & JID
Offset and JID collaborate on “Danger,” a trap-rap track that serves as a reminder of the perils awaiting Miles in the multiverse. JID’s acrobatic lyricism raises the dramatic stakes, capturing the danger faced by the Spider variants.
05. “Hummingbird” By Metro Boomin’ & James Blake
Despite being one of the few non-rap songs on the soundtrack, “Hummingbird” seamlessly fits with the overall feel of Across The Spider-Verse. James Blake’s vocals and the groovy mid-tempo melody offer a refreshing and contemplative perspective, showcasing Miles’s vulnerability.
04. “Nonviolent Communication” By Metro Boomin’, James Blake, A$AP Rocky & 21 Savage
One of the most emotionally honest and impactful songs in the film, “Nonviolent Communication” showcases James Blake’s tearful hook and heartfelt verses from A$AP Rocky and 21 Savage. The song’s thoughtful lyrics convey Miles’s commitment to protecting his loved ones without resorting to excessive violence.
03. “Nas Morales” By Nas & Metro Boomin’
Top 3 of the list is “Nas Morales,” a powerful track where Nas’s timeless cadence and intricate rhyme patterns shine. Nas’s identification with Miles Morales resonates throughout the song, injecting a feeling of pride and accomplishment as he represents the iconic superhero in his own authentic way.
“Annihilate (Across The Spider-Verse)” By Metro Boomin’, Swae Lee, Lil Wayne & Offset
Kicking off the official soundtrack, “Annihilate” sets the tone for the movie. Lil Wayne and Offset deliver a pitch-perfect opening track that captures the essence of Spider-Man’s perspective. With catchy hooks and vivid spider imagery, the song immerses listeners in Miles’s emotions as he traverses the multiverse.
01. “Am I Dreaming” By A$AP Rocky & Roisee
“Am I Dreaming” transitions from the somewhat eerie vibe of the opening track to an inspiring and upbeat song. A$AP Rocky’s wordplay highlights Miles as the chosen one among the Spider-People, while the lyrics emphasize the power of teamwork and resilience.