Julie And The Phantoms Songs List In Order With Lyrics

Unsaid Emily is the 13th track on Julie and the Phantoms soundtrack album. It is the show’s most popular song by streams on Spotify.

The song was written by Michelle Lewis and Dan Petty and performed by Charlie Gillespie, who plays Luke, the singer and lead guitarist of the ghost band that the protagonist Julie summons by accident. Unsaid Emily is featured on the eighth, penultimate episode of the show, which has the same title as the song.

A pensive, moody, but ultimately heartbreaking track, this Julie and the Phantoms song lyrics tell of the character Luke and a letter he wrote for his mother, the titular Emily after he ran away from home due to a disagreement.

No time for goodbyes

Didn’t get to apologize

With the accompaniment of an acoustic guitar, Gillespie’s singing as Luke manages to get the character’s pain and regret for leaving his mother and their sad relationship across to the audience wonderfully. As such, it’s no surprise the song is so popular.

Wake Up is the second track on the Julie and the Phantoms soundtrack album. It is the album’s second most popular song by streams on Spotify.

It was written by Anne Preven and is one of only two songs in the entire album written by just one songwriter. As for performance, it is sung by Madison Reyes, who plays Julie Molina, the titular Julie.

The song is performed in the first episode of the show and tells of Julie embracing her deceased mother’s memory.

Wake up your dream and make it true
Look out, look inside of you

By singing of her and the love they share, the protagonist hopes to keep her memory alive.

In the context of the show, the song is also one that Julie and her mother wrote together, thus something that holds a lot of meaning for her. Aside from the connection with her deceased parent, the track also talks about embracing one’s dreams. 

Edge of Great is the 12th track on the Julie and the Phantoms soundtrack album. It is the third-highest song on the album in terms of Spotify streams.

The song was written by David Amber and Andy Love, both professional producers, and songwriters. It is sung by the main characters Reyes, Gillespie, Owen Patrick Joyner, and Jeremy Shada who play Julie, Luke, Alex, and Reggie. 

In the context of the show, the song is one that Julie sings with the Phantoms Luke, Alex, and Reggie, during a house party that she throws in her garage. It appears in the seventh episode of the show, which has the same title as the song.

Lyrically, it is a triumphant track about being on the edge of greatness and how all four of the main characters feel that greatness at the tip of their fingertips.

I believe
I believe that we’re just one dream
Away from who we’re meant to be

It further ties into the latter three’s ghostliness by touting their existence as specters as a second act. 

Perfect Harmony is the 11th track on the musical show soundtrack album. It is a duet and the fourth most streamed song from the show.

The duet is sung by the two leads of the show Madison Reyes and Charlie Gillespie who play Julie and Luke. In the context of the show, it occurs during a daydream that Julie has while in dance class. 

Lyrically, the song describes Luke and Julie falling for each other by talking about all the ways in which they are similar.

We say we’re friends, we play pretend
You’re more to me, we’re everything

How, by finding each other, the two have become set in perfect harmony, and the two entreat each other to love themselves the way they are rather than who they present to be.

The track is written by Alana Da Fonseca, the vocal producer of the show, alongside Reyes and Gillespie, and stands out for being the only track written by the actors themselves.

Bright is the third track on the musical soundtrack album. It rounds out the Top Five most streamed songs from the show on Spotify. 

The song is written by David Amber and Erin Bowman and is performed near the end of the second episode of the show which has the same title as the song. The song is performed by the four lead characters of the show, Julie, Luke, Alex, and Reggie.

In the context of the episode, the foursome is singing the song at Julie’s school assembly, and by doing so, both Julie and the audience learn that people can see ghosts only when they all perform together.

Lyrically, the song talks about how the four can brave through any problems in the world, and make their way beyond the darkness into the brightness of dreams by shining together.

And rise through the night, you and I
We will fight to shine together

Like many songs on the soundtrack, it is an optimistic anthem.

Julie And The Phantoms Songs are 15 tracks in total. The rest of the songs range from 34 to 11 million on Spotify.

Now Or Never

Julie and the Phantoms first song Now or Never has 28 million streams. The song is performed by the titular Phantoms.

This Band is Back (Reggie’s Jam)

The fourth track on the album has over 18 million streams. It is performed by the Phantoms and Julie, played by Madison Reyes.

Wow

Wow is the fifth track on the record. It has over 12 million streams.

The song is performed by Savannah LeeMay, who plays Carrie, the nemesis of the titular character Julie. Carrie is the lead singer of her own band called Dirty Candy.

Flying Solo

Flying Solo is the sixth track on the album. It has over 34 million streams to date.

The song is another one sung by Julie and the rest of her Phantoms.

I Got The Music

The seventh track on the record has over 15 million streams to date. It is performed by Reyes and Flynn.

Flynn is portrayed by Jadah Marie and is Julie’s best friend and eventual confidant.

The Other Side Of Hollywood

The Other Side of Hollywood is the eighth track on the album It has amassed over 16 million streams to date.

It is performed by Cheyenne Jackson, a recurring cast member who plays Caleb Covington who owns and operates the famous Hollywood Ghost Club.

All Eyes On Me

All Eyes On Me is the ninth track on the soundtrack album. It has over 13 million streams to date.

This is another song sung by Savannah May’s character Carrie.

Finally Free

Finally Free is the tenth track on the Netflix soundtrack album. It has amassed over 28 streams as of this article.

The song is another one performed and sung by the four lead characters that make up Julie and her Phantoms.

You Got Nothing To Lose

You Got Nothing to Lose is the penultimate track on the album. It has the least number of streams on Spotify at 11 million.

The song is the second of the two songs performed by Cheyenne Jackson’s Caleb Covington.

Stand Tall

Stand Tall is the fifteenth and last track on the album. It has over 35 million streams on Spotify.

As the last song on the album, it features all four main characters of the show.