Songs that feel like Lucy (2014)
A cold, accelerating rush of transcendence: a woman shedding fear and humanity as her mind expands across time and matter, glossy, pulpy and cosmic all at once.
- Time by Hans Zimmer: A swelling minimalist build toward transcendence mirrors Lucy's final expansion beyond time.
- Teardrop by Massive Attack: Pulsing, icy and hypnotic, it carries the body-as-machine and fragile-consciousness vibe.
- Genesis by Grimes: Glossy, urgent art-pop with a sense of a new being awakening.
- Windowlicker by Aphex Twin: Warped, unnervingly slick electronica fitting the film's absurd, mutating power.
- Porcelain by Moby: Shimmering, melancholy pulse that suits the cost of losing human feeling.
- Innerbloom by RÜFÜS DU SOL: A long, rising electronic build that dissolves into euphoric transcendence.
- Blue Monday by New Order: Relentless cold machine pulse for Lucy's merciless, logic-driven rampage.
- Open Eye Signal by Jon Hopkins: Driving techno that tightens and then blooms, like a mind opening up.
- Intro by The xx: Sparse, glinting minimalism with a detached, futuristic cool.
- Sandstorm by Darude: Pure relentless trance momentum for the film's pulpy, over-the-top action rush.
