John Wick: Chapter 4: Baba Yaga Movie Soundtrack
John Wick: Chapter 4: Baba Yaga | |
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| Movie Soundtrack (2023) | |
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| Director | Chad Stahelski |
| Studio | Lionsgate / Summit Entertainment / Thunder Road Pictures |
| Release date | 2023-03-24 |
| Genre(s) | Action, Crime, Thriller |
| Composer(s) | Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard |
| Music supervisor | Jen Malone |
| Score album | John Wick: Chapter 4 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) |
| Record label | Lakeshore Records |
| Available on | Prime Video, Apple TV+ |
| Cast | Keanu Reeves as John Wick Donnie Yen as Caine Bill Skarsgård as Marquis de Gramont Ian McShane as Winston Laurence Fishburne as Bowery King Lance Reddick as Charon ... e 4 more |
About This Soundtrack
Released in theaters in March 2023, the global action blockbuster John Wick: Chapter 4 was directed by Chad Stahelski and stars Keanu Reeves in his signature role, alongside Donnie Yen, Bill Skarsgård, Ian McShane, Laurence Fishburne, and Hiroyuki Sanada. The film features some of the franchise's most ambitious action set pieces choreographed across multiple countries.
The soundtrack for John Wick: Chapter 4 is anchored by an explosive, electronic-heavy original score composed by Tyler Bates and Joel J. Richard, who have written the score for all four entries in the franchise. Under the supervision of Emmy-nominated music supervisor Jen Malone, the licensed tracklist features an impressive lineup of electronic, rock, and alternative pop tracks, including Rina Sawayama's theme 'Eye for an Eye', Lola Colette's 'Nowhere to Run', and industrial tracks from Le Castle Vania.
This page serves as the complete soundtrack and music guide for John Wick: Chapter 4. Fans can browse verified tracklists of all licensed songs, check the official score release tracks, and find links to listen on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Additional Songs
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Killing Strangers
by Marilyn Manson
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Evil Man Blues
by The Candy Shop Boys
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In My Mind
by M86
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Think
by Kaleida
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LED Spirals
by Le Castle Vania
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Brain Reaction
by Break Science
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Have Love Will Travel
by The Sonics
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The Red Circle
by Le Castle Vania
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The Drowning
by Le Castle Vania
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Shots Fired
by Le Castle Vania
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Original Score
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Big Wick Energy
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:53
Nowhere to Run
by Lola Colette
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DURATION2:29
Sand Wick
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:46
Change Your Nature
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:30
Continental Breakfast
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:33
Wick in Osaka
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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High Table in Osaka
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION4:59
A Grave Accusation
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:57
Grief on a Train
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION4:39
I Would Die for You
by In This Moment
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DURATION1:09
Of Mincing & Men
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:27
A Grave Situation
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION4:04
To Get Back In
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:03
Killa’s Teeth
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:19
Ambition and Worth
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:28
Dog Lover
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:18
JW, Loving Husband
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:39
Stairs Arrival
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:47
Marie Douceur, Marie Colère
by Manon Hollander
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John Wick Rises
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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Paris Radio Intro
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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Chess Club
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:17
Urban Cowgirl
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:28
Quite the Mess You’ve Made
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:41
The Ex Ex
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:13
The Ex Ex Chapter 3
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:03
Arc De Triomphe
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:43
Wrong Train
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:01
Sacré-Coeur Sunrise
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION5:17
Pistol Procession
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION1:36
Ten Paces
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION2:41
Twenty Paces
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION5:47
Helen A Handbasket
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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DURATION3:05
Eye For an Eye
by Rina Sawayama
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DURATION0:56
Cry Mia River
by Tyler Bates, Joel J. Richard
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About the Composer(s)
Tyler Bates and Joel J. Richard are a celebrated American composing duo whose collaborative efforts have defined the musical landscape of the acclaimed John Wick franchise. Tyler Bates is a veteran composer, music producer, and former guitarist for Marilyn Manson, whose credits include Zack Snyder's 300, Watchmen, and Guardians of the Galaxy. Joel J. Richard is a highly versatile composer known for his atmospheric textures and electronic programming.
Together, Bates and Richard craft a signature blend of industrial metal beats, pulsing analog synthesizers, and heavy orchestral arrangements. For John Wick: Chapter 4, the duo returns to score Wick's global odyssey, combining martial-arts-inspired percussion for the Osaka Continental scenes, heavy club-ready techno for the Berlin nightclub fight, and operatic tension for the final duel at Sacré-Cœur.
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- Rina Sawayama Acting & Song: J-Pop and alternative pop star Rina Sawayama not only makes her feature film acting debut as Akira (the daughter of the Osaka Continental's manager), but she also wrote and performed the film's official end-credits theme song, 'Eye for an Eye'.
- Paris DJ Radio Sequence: The Paris radio station broadcasting locations and playing songs for the hitmen hunting John Wick is a direct cinematic homage to Walter Hill's classic 1979 thriller The Warriors. The DJ plays Lola Colette's cover of 'Nowhere to Run' (originally by Martha and the Vandellas) to signal the hunt.
- Le Castle Vania Club Tracks: Electronic producer Le Castle Vania (Dylan Eiland) returned to write high-bpm techno tracks specifically for the Berlin nightclub sequence where John fights Killa (Scott Adkins), including tracks like 'Blood Code' and 'Wetwork'.
- Composers' Cameos: Tyler Bates, who co-composed the score, played guitar on several score cues and collaborated with guest vocalists to give the score a live, rock-show atmosphere.
- Nowhere to Run Family Connection: Singer Lola Colette, who performs the prominent cover of 'Nowhere to Run' during the Paris radio sequence, is the daughter of the film's co-composer Tyler Bates.
Official Trailer
About the Movie
John Wick (Keanu Reeves) uncovers a path to defeating the High Table and finally earning his freedom. However, before he can win his release, Wick must face off against a formidable new adversary, the Marquis de Gramont (Bill Skarsgård), who has powerful global alliances and the backing of the High Table. With old friends turned into foes and a massive bounty on his head, Wick's journey takes him from New York and Berlin to Osaka and Paris for spectacular, neon-lit action sequences.
Directed by Chad Stahelski, the fourth chapter of the action saga features a heart-pounding soundtrack curated by music supervisor Jen Malone and an intense, synth-heavy orchestral score composed by Tyler Bates and Joel J. Richard. Key tracks include Rina Sawayama's 'Eye for an Eye' and Lola Colette's cover of 'Nowhere to Run'.
Additional Information
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