Songs that feel like La La Land (2016)
A bittersweet golden-hour love story about chasing dreams, where romance and ambition glow brightly and cost something real.
- Take Five by The Dave Brubeck Quartet: Cool, elegant West Coast-era jazz that captures Sebastian's devotion to the art form.
- Moon River by Audrey Hepburn: A yearning dreamer's ballad drifting between old Hollywood romance and longing.
- Alone Together by Chet Baker: Hushed, heartbroken West Coast trumpet and vocals that feel like the film's quiet ache.
- Sunday Morning by Maroon 5: Breezy, warm, light-footed pop-soul with the easy charm of the early romance.
- Dreams by Fleetwood Mac: Californian sunset wistfulness about love and separate paths.
- Cheek To Cheek by Louis Armstrong: Classic Hollywood-musical romance, effortless and glowing.
- Dancing In The Dark by Frank Sinatra: Starry-eyed, bittersweet crooning that matches the film's twilight romance.
- Time After Time by Chet Baker: A tender, fragile standard about devotion that lingers after the music stops.
- Pink + White by Frank Ocean: Sun-faded, dreamy LA piano-soul with a sweet, melancholy glow.