Dear reader,
I’m delighted to share my personal playlist for The Many Worlds, with music by many amazing artists I love. I hope this soundtrack helps set the mood while you’re curled up reading.
You can stream the entire playlist from The Many Worlds soundtrack on Spotify.
I’ve enclosed the specific song-scene pairings below so you can identify where each song falls in your reading journey.
Happy listening!
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The Many Worlds chapter-music pairings
Chapter 1, “Promises to Keep” ⇔ Old Pine by Ben Howard
Chapter 2, “Passing the Torch” ⇔ Spirit in the Sky by Norman Greenbaum
Chapter 3, “The Place Prepared” ⇔ Letting Go by Ben Sollee
Chapter 4, “New Allies” ⇔ Be Around by Ocie Elliott
Chapter 5, “House of Healing” ⇔ Lonely Boy by The Black Keys
Chapter 6, “Stolen Fruit” ⇔ I Don’t Care I Love It by DJ Zam & Racer
Chapter 7, “House of Glass” ⇔ How’s It Going to Be by Third Eye Blind
Chapter 8, “East of Eden” ⇔ House Of My Soul (You Light the Rooms) by Langhorne Slim
Chapter 9, “West of Eden” ⇔ The Muse by The Wood Brothers
Chapter 10, “Homecoming” ⇔ Come With Me Now by Caamp
Chapter 11, “The Company of Men” ⇔ The Impression That I Get by The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Chapter 12, “Mother Land” ⇔ Motherland by Natalie Merchant
Chapter 13, “The Crossroads” ⇔ Good Riddance by Green Day
Chapter 14, “Mother Love” ⇔ Shine by Benjamin Francis Leftwich
Chapter 15, “Westward Passage” ⇔ Waiting For My Real Life to Begin by Colin Hay
Chapter 16, “Cruising Altitude” ⇔ Untitled by Seryn
Chapter 17, start of “Spring Equinox” ⇔ Talkin’ Bout a Revolution by Tracy Chapman
Chapter 17, end of “Spring Equinox” ⇔ Cigarette by Jeremy Fisher
Chapter 18, “The Best Laid Plans” ⇔ Scrape Me Off the Ceiling by The Steel Wheels
Chapter 20, “Of Mice and Men” ⇔ By and By by Caamp
Chapter 21, “The End of the Lane” ⇔ Wagon Wheel by Old Crow Medicine Show
Chapter 22, “Fatal Cure” ⇔ Run Away to Mars, by TALK
Chapter 23, start of “Epilogue” ⇔ Even the Darkness Has Arms by The Barr Brothers
Chapter 23, end of “Epilogue” ⇔ Who Knew by You Won’t
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