Sinners

Sinners serves as the two-part audio companion to Ryan Coogler's 2025 supernatural horror film of the same name. The release splits into distinct components: Sinners (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) and Sinners (Original Motion Picture Score). Issued on April 18, 2025, under the Sony Masterworks and Sony Classical labels, the collection spans a total duration of 2 hours and 24 minutes across 36 tracks. The soundtrack features 14 period-authentic songs performed by blues musicians and cast members, while the score album contains 22 orchestral pieces composed by Ludwig Göransson.

The musical landscape grounds the narrative in the 1932 Mississippi Delta through a blend of Delta blues, mid-century pop, and folk elements. This approach mirrors the film's opening voice-over which discusses the Dionysian nature of music within the story. Göransson's score complements these historical sounds with dissonant motifs and expansive textures designed to amplify the supernatural dread central to the plot. No standalone singles preceded the full digital and physical drop, marking a simultaneous release strategy aligned with the movie's theatrical debut.

Industry attention for the project has grown since its launch. In August 2026, the film received nominations at the Property Masters Guild's 3rd Annual MacGuffin Awards, leading the category alongside Marty Supreme and One Battle After Another. Critics have noted the integration of music as vital to the film's exploration of race and history, with reviews highlighting how the sonic elements support the horror framework without overshadowing the dramatic tension. [edit]