Ahsoka soundtrack: What songs feature in the Star Wars series?
Fans can't wait to get their hands on the companion album.
Following in the footsteps of The Mandalorian and Andor on Disney Plus, Ahsoka is the latest Star Wars show on Disney Plus to generate hype around its soundtrack, with Sabine Wren's entrance to a rebellious punk track being among the top moments in the first two chapters.
Crafted by The Clone Wars and Rebels favourite Kevin Kiner, the soundtrack draws on a myriad of different influences and inspirations.
And now the first volume of the original soundtrack for Ahsoka has been released, featuring music from episodes 1-4 of the series.
Here's everything you need to know about the Ahsoka soundtrack.
Who composed the Ahsoka soundtrack?
To the delight of diehard Star Wars fans, Ahsoka sees thee return of composer Kevin Kiner to the franchise, who has previously lent his musical talents to animated shows The Clone Wars, Rebels, The Bad Batch and Tales of the Jedi.
Having worked extensively on Ahsoka Tano's past storylines, it only seems right he has the chance to return here and usher in a new era for the beloved character.
What song is Sabine listening to in Ahsoka episode 1?
One particular track from Ahsoka that has caught people's attention is the punk rock track Sabine Wren (Natasha Liu Bordizzo) can be heard listening to in her live-action introduction.
Flouting her required presence at a ceremony on Lothal, she can be seen dangerously riding her speeder bike into the plains – clearly still not coping well with the loss of Ezra Bridger (Eman Esfandi).
The song is titled 'Igyah Kah' and is taken from Kiner's official Ahsoka soundtrack, with Deana Kiner, Ludwig Göransson and Noah Gorelick helping to craft the memorable tune. Sarah Tudzin, of indie rock band Illuminati Hotties, provides vocals.
Is the Ahsoka soundtrack available to stream?
Fortunately for those bopping along to the songs featured in Ahsoka so far, the soundtrack is now available to stream online.
Fans can find Ahsoka volume 1 on Spotify here, which features music from the first four episodes of the series.
The second volume of the original soundtrack for Ahsoka is yet to be released, but watch this space!
Ahsoka soundtrack track listing
The first volume of the original soundtrack for Ahsoka has been released, featuring music from episodes 1-4 of the series.
Read on for the full track list:
- The Update
- Master and Apprentice
- The Map
- Assassin Ambush
- The New Republic
- Where is Sabine
- Igyah Kah
- Ezra’s Recording
- Witch Ruins
- Should Have Been a Good Jedi
- Like So Many Jedi
- Studying the Orb
- Ahsoka and Hera
- Shin and Sabine
- Ahsoka End-Credits
- Secrets of the Map
- Done Enough
- Opening the Map
- Searching the Room
- Bypass
- Morgan and Baylan
- Corellian Shipyard
- Loyalists
- Sabine’s Armor
- The Eye
- Enemies Are Multiplying
- More Than Just Your Eyes
- Briefing the Senators
- Not Gifted
- You Don’t Know That
- I Shall Deal With Them
- Stepping Out
- The Whale Pod
- Hunt Them Down
- Not the Time for a Lesson
- Can I Count on You
- Move In
- Huyang Cuts the Power
- Watch Me
- Meet Up With Baylan
- Fight in the Woods
- Ahsoka and Baylan
- Do It
- Can’t Follow Us
- Something Familiar
- Igyah Kah (Demo Version)
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David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.