Since "Angel on the Wing" takes place so early in the score and evokes a sort of ethereal vibe, it seems like the track will play during a sequence on Diana's home of Themyscira. If hero movie convention thus far persists in Wonder Woman, the Sia track will likely play during the credits, offering an upbeat and contemporary take on the hero's struggles and relationship with love interest Steve Trevor.

This track from Gregson-Williams, who also scored recent release Hacksaw Ridge, isn't a far cry from the usual genre fare, but it's still an intriguing introduction into the Wonder Woman world. It's no surprise that most superhero movie soundtracks sound the same nowadays. Whether Wonder Woman will break from the trend is unclear, with a dozen other tracks still to come, but from what we have it certainly sounds promising.

The full Wonder Woman score is set to be released on June 2nd to coincide with the movie's theatrical release.

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Source: WaterTower Music

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