THE ODYSSEY (2026) SOUNDTRACK - SONGS, TRACKLIST & MOVIE FACTS

Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey — Homer's epic on brand-new IMAX film cameras, Ludwig Göransson's sweeping score, and a history-making end-credits song.

Image: Universal Pictures / official trailer

The Odyssey Movie Facts

Director: Christopher Nolan

Release Date: July 17, 2026

Studio: Universal Pictures

Producers: Emma Thomas & Christopher Nolan (Syncopy)

Filmed With: Brand-new IMAX film cameras

Cast: Matt Damon (Odysseus), Tom Holland (Telemachus), Anne Hathaway (Penelope), Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Charlize Theron. Don't miss Anne Hathaway's viral red-carpet moment from the film's press tour.

The Odyssey Soundtrack

Composer: Ludwig Göransson

End-Credits Song: "When I'm Home"

Performed By: James Blake, Travis Scott & Ludwig Göransson

Writers: Göransson, Blake, Scott & Christopher Nolan (Nolan's first-ever songwriting credit)

Produced By: Ludwig Göransson & James Blake

Label: Back Lot Music (digital, July 17, 2026); Mutant (2-CD / triple vinyl)

Tracks: 23

Travis Scott also cameos in the film as a bard — read our Travis Scott biography for more on his music and film appearances.

Full Tracklist

1. Zeus's Law
2. Ithaca
3. Penelope
4. Telemachus
5. Calypso / Agamemnon
6. Let's Go Home
7. Cyclops
8. Menelaus, Husband of Helen
9. Troy
10. Laestrygonians
11. Circe (feat. Samantha Morton)
12. Hades
13. Loyal to the Future
14. Sirens
15. Apollo's Island
16. 7 Years
17. Another Name
18. Bringing It All
19. Welcome Home Stranger
20. Odysseus
21. The Trial of the Bow / Vengeance
22. Chasing the Escaping Sun
23. When I'm Home – James Blake, Travis Scott & Ludwig Göransson

The Odyssey (2026) FAQ

1. When was The Odyssey released? — The film released on July 17, 2026, via Universal Pictures.
2. Who composed the soundtrack? — Ludwig Göransson composed the score, and the 23-track soundtrack released digitally the same day via Back Lot Music.
3. What is "When I'm Home"? — The end-credits song, performed by James Blake, Travis Scott and Ludwig Göransson.
4. Why is Nolan's songwriting credit historic? — It is Christopher Nolan's first-ever songwriting credit, and Travis Scott also cameos in the film as a bard.