The soundtrack from The Laundromat, a 2019 movie, tracklist, listen to all the 16 full soundtrack songs, play full OST music & 1 trailer tracks. View all song names, who sings them, stream additional tunes playlist, and credits used in the movie. Read scene descriptions.
Song credits – Additional film music – songs that are not included in the official soundtrack list,
but are playing in the movie.
Listen to full songs (where available)
Poppy – Klint- Smoke Gets In Your Eyes – Dinah Washington
- Always on My Mind – Loretta Lynn
- Decades – Simon Waldram
Ellen arriving in Las Vegas with her daughter and grandkids, disovering the apartment was already sold.
- Judas – The Charlatans
In the club, Jürgen and Ramón explaining about the wealthy men.
- Bagatelle in A Minor, Woo 59, “Fur Elise” – Eva Sukova
Ellen flying to Nevis.
- I Love the Nightlife (Disco ‘Round) – Alicia Bridges
- Red Red Wine – UB40
The song is playing in Sinaloa bar.
- Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring / Joy to the World – Janine De Lorenzo
Jürgen and Ramón talking about how bribing works, in the bribing chapter.
- Charles and Astrid – David Holmes, Petra Haden
- Miracles – Jefferson Starship
- Love for Sale – Astrud Gilberto
Astrid listening to this song on her headphones, while relaxing in the apool, when Charles arrives.
- Behält Den – QD
Miranda (Simone’s mom) arrives at the graduating party.
- Gucci Gucci – Kreayshawn
- Both Sides Now – Judy Collins
The Laundromat Film information
Movie Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Release date (wide): 27 September 2019
Runtime: 1h 35min
Watch the trailer for The Laundromat Trailer songs (full tracks)
Trailer songs (full tracks)
1.
I'm Gonna Getcha Back - Eli "Paperboy" Reed (Official Netflix trailer ) Category: Comedy Movie Soundtracks, Crime Movie Soundtracks, Drama Movie Soundtracks
What to Watch this Week | 
Top TV Series | 
Top Films | 
TV Series Schedule | 
In Theaters Now
Composers Archive
Hello there. You say that my cover of Joy Division’s Decades is in the scene with “Ellen arriving in Las Vegas with her daughter and grandkids, discovering the apartment was already sold”. Unfortunately, you’re wrong, it’s not me or Decades at all. It’s a completely different piece of music which I have no connection with.