The Echo Valley soundtrack includes music by Robyn, Etta James and Fleetwood Mac. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Michael Pearce’s 2025 Apple TV+ movie. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

Echo Valley stars Julianne Moore as Kate Garretson, a horse trainer and widow. Sydney Sweeney co-stars as Claire Garretson, the protagonist’s drug addict daughter. The storyline follows Kate as she attempts to protect her family and farm from a local criminal. Composer Jed Kurzel (Slow West) scored the 104-minute Apple TV+ film; music supervisor Phil Canning (Hoard) picked the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Echo Valley.

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Echo Valley Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2025 Apple TV+ Movie

• “Hiding Alone” by Griff (00:14:00): Kate visits an outdoors pool with Claire. The Echo Valley soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. Claire walks away from Kate to “take a dip.”
• “Wheels” by The Flying Burrito Brothers (00:21:00): Kate visits a diner. The Echo Valley music plays from the speaker system. Kate observes a group of laughing patrons.
• “Another Door” by Carly Simon (00:21:00): Kate drives a vehicle and listens to music. She spots Claire and her boyfriend, Ryan (Edmund Donovan). Kate parks her vehicle.
• “Dancing on My Own” by Robyn (00:30:00): Kate hangs out with her friend, Leslie (Fiona Shaw). They dance to the music. The Echo Valley soundtrack song drops during a slo-mo sequence.
• “Hold Me, Squeeze Me” by Etta James (00:59:00): Kate watches a home video. The tune plays in the background of the clip. Kate thinks about marrying her late wife, Patty (Kristina Valada-Viars).
• “Prove Your Love” by Fleetwood Mac (01:02:00): Kate hangs out with Leslie and other friends during an interior scene. The Echo Valley music plays from a speaker system. Leslie tells a sex-themed story.

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The Echo Valley soundtrack also includes:

• “Nebula” by Julianna Barwick

Q.V. Hough (@QVHough) is Vague Visages’ founding editor.