Here’s every song featured on the soundtrack of Steven Universe: The Movie. Steven Universe is a Cartoon Network series that arrived in 2013 and focuses on the title character, a young boy being raised by an alien race called the Crystal Gems. Steven himself is a half-Gem and must be taught how to use his powers. The series was created by Rebecca Sugar (Adventure Time) and is a sweet mix of great characters, catchy music, and colorful action and comedy.

Since Steven Universe debuted it’s received almost universal acclaim, especially for its original music. The future of the TV series was in doubt following the fifth season, and it was thought Steven Universe: The Movie – which arrived in 2019 – would serve as an ending to the saga. It was later confirmed the show was coming to an end with Steven Universe Future, a show takes place years after the end of the movie and finds Steven dealing with the aftermath of past events and figuring out his place in the universe.

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Steven Universe Future was a fittingly emotional end to Steven’s journey, and while Rebecca Sugar has suggested there are more stories to tell, the show is over for the time being. Steven Universe: The Movie was also very well-reviewed and followed 16-year old Steven as he battled against an evil Gem who comes to Earth looking for a fight. Considering music on the show was always a highlight, here’s a list of every song and track on the Steven Universe: The Movie soundtrack.

  • The Tale of Steven (feat. Christine Ebersole, Lisa Hannigan & Patti LuPone)
  • Once Upon a Time
  • Message to the Universe
  • Let Us Adore You (feat. Ebersole, Hannigan, LuPone & Zach Callison)
  • Home Sweet Home
  • Happily Ever After (feat. Callison, Deedee Magno Hall, Estelle, Michaela Dietz, Tom Scharpling, Uzo Aduba, Jennifer Paz & Shelby Rabara)
  • The Arrival
  • Other Friends (feat. Sarah Stiles, Callison, Hall, Estelle & Dietz)
  • One On One
  • system/BOOT.pearl_final(3).Info (feat. Hall, Scharpling, Callison, Charlyne Yi, Erica Luttrell, Dietz & Stiles)
  • With Friends Like These
  • Crystal Gem Huddle
  • Who We Are (feat. Aduba, Callison, JPaz, Rabara & Stiles)
  • Hijinks Will Ensue
  • Isn’t It Love? (feat. Estelle)
  • Search Party
  • Echoes of Friendship
  • No Matter What (feat. Callison & Dietz)
  • Our Handshake
  • No Ordinary Injector
  • Disobedient (feat. Kate Micucci & Dietz)
  • Let’s Duet
  • Independent Together (feat. Ted Leo, Hall & Aimee Mann)
  • Running Out of Time
  • Feelings Flooding Back
  • A Special World
  • Drift Away (feat. Stiles)
  • Found (feat. Stiles & Callison)
  • Downward Spiral
  • True Kinda Love (feat. Estelle & Callison)
  • The Missing Piece
  • Change (feat. Callison)
  • Not Good at All
  • There’s No Such Thing As Happily Ever After
  • Are We Interrupting Something?
  • Let Us Adore You (Reprise)
  • Finale (feat. Callison, Hall, Estelle, Dietz, Grace Rolek, Aduba, Paz, Shelby Rabara, Micucci, Mathew Moy, Scharpling & Toks Olagundoye)
  • True Kinda Love (Music Video Version)

Steven Universe: The Movie is a blend of instructional tracks and original songs performed by the show’s cast. In a sign of the soundtrack’s quality, it went on to crack the US Billboard Chart 200, with single “True Kinda Love” – performed by Estelle – and “Drift Away” being considered the standout songs from the movie.

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Fans may have to wait a long time for the title character to return, but Steven Universe: The Movie and Steven Universe Future gave the franchise the heartfelt sendoff it deserved.

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It’s pronounced Paw-rick, not Pad-raig. Now that’s out of the way, a brief introduction. Padraig has been writing about film online since 2012, when a friend asked if he’d like to contribute the occasional review or feature to their site.

A part-time hobby soon blossomed into a career when he discovered he really loved writing about movies, TV and video games – he even (arguably) had a little bit of talent for it. He has written words for Den of Geek, Collider, The Irish Times and Screen Rant over the years, and can discuss anything from the MCU – where Hawkeye is clearly the best character – to the most obscure cult b-movie gem, and his hot takes often require heat resistant gloves to handle.

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