Echo Valley soundtrack guide: A complete list of the original score in Apple TV+'s latest thriller movie

Echo Valley is a film in the thriller genre that was directed by Michael Pearce. Penned by Brad Ingelsby, the film was released theatrically on June 6, 2025, in a limited number of screens. It was subsequently released on June 13 on Apple TV+. Here is the official synopsis as per letterboxd:

Kate lives a secluded life—until her troubled daughter shows up, frightened and covered in someone else’s blood. As Kate unravels the shocking truth, she learns just how far a mother will go to try to save her child.

Let's find out the details of the film's soundtrack.

A complete song list of the original score for Echo Valley

The original soundtrack was composed by Jed Kurzel, and the album was released on June 13, titled "Echo Valley (Apple Original Film Soundtrack). Below is a list of its tracks:

The Body - 1:03
Echo Valley - 1:36
Diving - 1:07
Leaving - 2:33
Dancing - 1:41
Riding - 1:30
The Lake - 4:30
Patty - 1:31
Jackie - 1:34
Checking In - 1:11
Cleanse - 3:56
Finding Claire - 2:48
Police - 1:17
You’re OK - 2:39
The Barn - 1:48
The Plan - 3:42
Return - 2:26

All these music pieces are designed to suit a particular scene, which helps evoke a certain kind of emotion in the audience. You can enjoy the tracks on different platforms like Spotify and Apple Music.

More about Echo Valley

Echo Valley is produced by Ridley Scott, Kevin J. Walsh, and Michael Pruss. It is about a mother who is living a secluded life that is upended once her daughter shows up covered in blood. Here is a list of its cast members:

Julianne Moore as Kate Garrett
Sydney Sweeney as Claire Garrett
Fiona Shaw as Leslie Oliver
Domhnall Gleeson as Jackie Lawson
Edmund Donovan as Ryan
Kyle MacLachlan as Richard Garrett
Fiona Shaw as Leslie Oliver
Kyle MacLachlan as Richard Garrett
Edmund Donovan as Ryan
Julianne Moore as Kate Garrett
Sydney Sweeney as Claire Garrett
Domhnall Gleeson as Jackie Lawson

In an interview with Film Hounds, Michael Pearce spoke about casting Julianne Moore in the lead.

"In a way, I was casting as if it were a drama because I needed the best performances possible for the film to work. And so the reason I cast Julianne [Moore] is because she excels at these human drama stories where there are often quite relatable people that you might be behind you in the queue at the pharmacy, or you might be sitting next to on the subway. However, privately, they're going through a massive crisis in their life. She always finds a way to play each of these roles with nuance, human detail, and specificity."

He further spoke about Sydney Sweeney:

"With Sydney [Sweeney], she blew me away in Euphoria because she seemed so committed to that role. And I knew she was looking to do different types of things and challenge herself. She connected to the script and was excited to work with Julianne."

Overall, the music helps elevate the performances in the film.