Normal Movie Soundtrack

Normal
Movie Soundtrack (2026)
Normal (2026) movie soundtrack poster
DirectorBen Wheatley
StudioMagnolia Pictures
Release date2026-04-17
Genre(s)Action, Crime, Thriller
Composer(s)Harry Gregson-Williams, Ryder McNair
Score albumNormal (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
Record labelLakeshore Records
Available onPrime Video
CastBob Odenkirk as Ulysses
Henry Winkler as Mayor Kibner
Lena Headey as Moira
Ryan Allen as Blaine Anderson
Billy MacLellan as Deputy Mike Nelson
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About This Soundtrack

The 2026 action thriller Normal, directed by Ben Wheatley and starring Bob Odenkirk, tells the story of Ulysses, a substitute sheriff called to a quaint, snowbound Minnesota town. What begins as an ordinary dispatch quickly escalates into a high-stakes standoff as Ulysses comes to the aid of a bank-robbing couple and uncovers a massive international criminal conspiracy operating right beneath the town's quiet surface. The film's tense, snowbound atmosphere is elevated by a carefully crafted and highly eclectic musical identity that perfectly captures the contrast between domestic calm and explosive criminal violence.

The soundtrack for Normal is defined by its outstanding dual-natured presentation. The film's original score, co-composed by veteran British composer Harry Gregson-Williams and electronic music producer Ryder McNair, delivers a pulsating blend of driving brass, traditional suspense strings, and modern synthesized beats that drive the movie's relentless action sequences. Alongside their high-octane score, the film features a curated selection of vintage blues, soul, and hard rock licensed tracks, including John Lee Hooker's classic 'Boom Boom', Janis Martin's rockabilly hit 'Bang Bang', and a rare Japanese heavy metal cover of Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid' by 王様+Blood Sabbath.

This page serves as the definitive reference and comprehensive guide to all the music heard in Ben Wheatley's Normal. Here, viewers can browse the complete, chronologically organized list of both licensed songs and score pieces in order of their appearance in the movie, making it easy to identify specific scene cues. Our records are continuously updated with active streaming platform links, timing coordinates, and official album details to deliver the most accurate, reliable, and up-to-date soundtrack encyclopedia for cinema and music enthusiasts.

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Additional Songs

Paranoid by 王様+Blood Sabbath
Put Your Hand in the Hand by Ocean
Bang Bang by Janis Martin
moon blossom by Ada Lea
What Would I Be by Jim Vining
Everybody Needs a Friend by Chyvonne Scott
That's My Girl by The Keatnicks
Ain't Nobody's Business If I Do by Davy Graham
Trouble by Connie Converse
Boom Boom by John Lee Hooker
Oke by Maddy Soma
It's a Beautiful Day by Pizzicato Five
Hot Sauce by Leon Fanourakis
Hot Rod Hop by The Sportsmen
When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman by Dr. Hook
Make Believe World by Sandy Szigeti
Total tracks: 16 Total duration: 40:38
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Songs in Trailer

Exclusive Trailer Music

Can't find the song from the official trailer? We've identified it for you.

Featured in official trailer Somebody New by Lucy Michelle
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About the Composer(s)

Harry Gregson-Williams (born 13 December 1961) is an acclaimed British composer, conductor, and music producer. He has written original scores for a wide variety of high-profile films, including Shrek (2001), The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005), Kingdom of Heaven (2005), The Martian (2015), and Gladiator II (2024). Known for his versatile style, Gregson-Williams masterfully integrates classical orchestration with contemporary electronic textures. In 2026, he collaborated with Ryder McNair on the action-thriller score for Ben Wheatley's Normal.

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Did you know?

  • Harry Gregson-Williams and Ryder McNair: The original score represents an exciting partnership between veteran film composer Harry Gregson-Williams (Shrek, The Chronicles of Narnia) and rising talent Ryder McNair, resulting in a unique blending of classic orchestral suspense and gritty electronic production.
  • Japanese Paranoid Cover: The film uses a rare Japanese language cover of Black Sabbath's iconic hit 'Paranoid', performed by 王様+Blood Sabbath. The energetic metal cover plays during a high-octane action sequence in the snow.
  • Small-Town Vibe: Ben Wheatley worked closely with the music department to select vintage soul, blues, and folk tracks (like Chyvonne Scott and Davy Graham) to contrast the quaint, quiet appearance of Normal, Minnesota with the sudden, violent criminal activity.
  • Connie Converse Feature: The movie features the song 'Trouble' by the legendary and mysterious singer-songwriter Connie Converse. Converse, who disappeared in 1974, is considered one of the earliest pioneers of modern singer-songwriter music.
  • Lakeshore Records Release: Lakeshore Records distributed the score album digitally on April 17, 2026, coinciding with the film's wide theatrical release by Magnolia Pictures in North America.
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Official Trailer

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About the Movie

Normal (2026) is a fast-paced action thriller directed by Ben Wheatley, with a screenplay written by Derek Kolstad (creator of John Wick and Nobody). The plot follows Ulysses (played by Bob Odenkirk), a mild-mannered substitute officer who is sent to take over as temporary sheriff in the isolated town of Normal, Minnesota. Fleeing a past marred by professional trauma and a crumbling marriage, he sees the peaceful rural community as the perfect refuge to wind down his routine and finally find some moral and psychological rest.

However, the apparent tranquility of Normal is brutally shattered when a clumsy local bank robbery goes completely sideways. The investigation into the crime ends up blowing open a complex and dangerous criminal conspiracy that involves everything from the residents' own secrets to connections with the Japanese Yakuza. Surrounded by a town armed to the teeth and full of bizarre secrets, the protagonist is forced to abandon his peaceful stance and unleash his old combat skills to start a violent, night-long confrontation, fighting to survive and expose the true face of the community.

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Additional Information

💰 Budget
$15,000,000
📍 Filming Locations
Normal, Minnesota, USA
🏢 Studio
Magnolia Pictures
⏱️ Runtime
98 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions

What song is in the trailer for Normal?

The song featured in the official trailer for Normal is Somebody New by Lucy Michelle. You can find more details, listen to the preview, and check purchase links in our dedicated trailer music section.

How many songs are in the Normal soundtrack?

The soundtrack for Normal features 16 licensed songs.

Who composed the original score for Normal (2026)?

The original orchestral score for Normal was composed by Harry Gregson-Williams and Ryder McNair. Their collaboration blends traditional suspense-thriller orchestration with modern electronic elements.

When was the official soundtrack album released?

The official soundtrack album, containing the original score by Harry Gregson-Williams and Ryder McNair, was released digitally by Lakeshore Records on April 17, 2026.

What are some notable licensed songs in the Normal soundtrack?

The soundtrack features a diverse mix of licensed tracks, including Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid' (sung in Japanese by 王様+Blood Sabbath), Janis Martin's 'Bang Bang', Chyvonne Scott's 'Everybody Needs a Friend', and John Lee Hooker's classic 'Boom Boom'.
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Fan Questions

Q: Is there an official vinyl release planned for the Normal soundtrack?
A: Lakeshore Records has released the album digitally on April 17, 2026. While a standard digital release is available across all major streaming platforms, Lakeshore has not yet announced a physical vinyl pressing for the soundtrack.
— Rob
Q: Which song is played in the main trailer for the movie?
A: The official trailer features the high-energy song 'Somebody New' by Lucy Michelle (from her album 'Attack of the Heart'), setting a tense and fast-paced tone for the action thriller.
— Helena
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Editorial Score
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