The emotional pull of Colleen Hoover’s Reminders of Him doesn’t live only in its dialogue or quiet confrontations—it also lingers in the music chosen to frame Kenna Rowan’s story. As the film adaptation arrived in 2026, the soundtrack quickly drew attention for the way it echoes the novel’s themes of regret, longing and fragile hope.
Among the tracks featured are “The Night We Met” by Lord Huron and “Ordinary” by Alex Warren, songs that appear in the film’s promotional material and key moments tied to the story’s reflective tone. Complementing those selections is an original score composed by Tom Howe, whose work underscores the quieter beats of Kenna’s attempt to rebuild her life after prison.
Reminders of Him soundtrack: All the details
The film adaptation of Reminders of Him, based on the bestselling novel by Colleen Hoover, is already generating excitement among fans of the emotional story — and its soundtrack is becoming part of that anticipation.
Tyriq Withers and Maika Monroe in Reminders of Him (Source: IMDb)
Some songs connected to the film have already drawn attention from fans. The trailer features “The Night We Met” by Lord Huron, a track widely recognized for its melancholic tone and emotional lyrics. Another song used in promotional material is “Ordinary” by Alex Warren, adding a modern pop element to the movie’s musical landscape.
Singer‑songwriter Noah Cyrus contributed an original track titled “Light Over the Hill”, which was written specifically for the film’s credits. The song leans into a bluegrass‑inspired sound and was created to reflect the themes of healing and hope that run throughout the story.
As the release approaches, more details about the complete soundtrack and its tracklist are expected to be revealed. Given the emotional impact of the novel and the artists already associated with the project, the music of Reminders of Him could become another memorable element of the film adaptation.
- Light Over the Hill by Noah Cyrus
- The Night We Met by Lord Huron
- Ordinary by Alex Warren
- Mud by Waxahatchee
- Bright Star by Anais Mitchell
- Stand By Me – Live at the Print Shop by Stephen Wilson Jr.
- Deep In Love by Bonny Light Horseman
- September Fields by Frazey Ford
- Funeral by Phoebe Bridgers
- All Out Of Love by Air Supply
- Neon Moon by Brooks & Dunn with Kacey Musgraves
- Come On In by Lady Wray
- Long Blue Light by Leif Vollebekk
- Yellow by Coldplay
