Songs that feel like Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
A sunny, anxious coming-of-age summer romp where a teenager fumbles through crushes and Euro-trip fun while grieving a mentor and being pushed to shoulder a hero's burden.
- Back In Black by AC/DC: The film's own Tony Stark tribute, a swaggering classic-rock echo of the mentor Peter is trying to live up to.
- Vacation by The Go-Go's: Breezy, giddy holiday energy that matches the school trip abroad.
- Electric Feel by MGMT: Shimmering, slightly psychedelic pop that fits the film's illusion-laced adventure.
- Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine: Joyous, rushing release for a kid running toward something bigger than himself.
- Float On by Modest Mouse: Shaggy, optimistic reassurance that things will turn out okay despite the mess.
- Dancing On My Own by Robyn: Pure teenage yearning on the sidelines of a crush, with a glittery euphoric pulse.
- Dreams by Fleetwood Mac: Wistful and sunlit, like a quiet moment on a Venetian bridge thinking about what's lost.
- Everybody Wants To Rule The World by Tears for Fears: Glossy 80s drive with an undercurrent of power and who gets to wield it.
- Sunflower by Post Malone: The Spider-Verse-era mellow summer hook that captures Peter's laid-back teen world.
- Dream On by Aerosmith: A big, aching rise of self-belief for a young hero stepping up.
