Songs that feel like The Flash (2014)
A bright, earnest, hopeful world of a grieving young hero racing to outrun his past, finding family in a team and joy in impossible speed.
- Rush by Aly & AJ: Breathless, bright pop-rock rush that captures the thrill of sudden speed.
- Dog Days Are Over by Florence + The Machine: Galloping, joyful release of running from sorrow toward something better.
- Brighter Than The Sun by Colbie Caillat: Sunny, earnest optimism that matches Barry's hope-driven heroism.
- Radioactive by Imagine Dragons: Big-drum origin-story awakening after a transformative jolt.
- Highway to Hell by AC/DC: Pure driving momentum and swagger for a speedster at full tilt.
- Don't Stop Me Now by Queen: Exuberant, unstoppable euphoria of a hero who loves the run.
- Run Boy Run by Woodkid: Urgent, cinematic pursuit with a heroic orchestral swell.
- Time is Running Out by Muse: Pulsing, tense bassline echoing racing against the clock and time-travel stakes.
- Wake Me Up by Avicii: Anthemic, hopeful awakening, nodding to Barry waking from his coma.
- Hold On by Alabama Shakes: Soulful perseverance and resilience in the face of loss.