Netflix's new musical comedy Julie And The Phantoms has a soundtrack full of original songs featuring the voices of its talented cast. Based on the Brazilian show Julie e os Fantasmas, the Netflix series follows Julie as she comes to terms with her mother's death with the help of ghostly musicians Luke, Reggie, and Alex. Julie And The Phantoms is executive-produced and directed by Kenny Ortega, who also directed the High School Musical trilogy, and every episodes features great original songs and show-stopping dance numbers.
The music in Julie And The Phantoms blends crowd-pleasing rock songs with stadium anthems, and is bursting with theatricality at every turn. Julie, played by Madison Reyes, has been unable to make music since her mother died, but begins writing songs again after meeting the ghostly musicians of the band Sunset Curve: Luke, Reggie, and Alex. Meanwhile, Cheyenne Jackson rounds out the cast as Caleb Covington, the ghostly owner of the Hollywood Ghost Club trying to recruit the bows to work for him.
As Julie works through her grief and the boys try to cross over to the afterlife, they discover that writing great music together might be the key to solving their problems. Here is every song in Julie And The Phantoms season 1.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 1: "Wake Up"
Back in 1995, three members of the band Sunset Curve die unexpectedly after eating contaminated hot dogs shortly before their show at the Orpheum. In 2020, Julie is coping with the loss of her mother when three ghostly musicians appear in her house.
"Now or Never" by Doug Rockwell & Tova Litvin - Sunset Curve rehearses the song at the beginning of the episode in preparation for their big show at the Orpheum that evening.
"Wake Up" by Anne Preven - Julie sings the song her late mother wrote for her while sitting in her garage at the end of the episode.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 2: "Bright"
After Julie is kicked out of the music program for not participating due to her grief, the ghosts team up and perform with her at the school assembly to help her get back in.
"The Band Is Back (Reggie's Jam)" - by Doug Rockwell & Tova Litvin - Luke, Alex, and Reggie sing together on the beach after visiting their old houses, and realize that people might not see them, but they can still hear their music.
"Wow" by David Amber & Erin Bowman - Julie musical rival Carrie, and her band Dirty Candy, perform this song at the school assembly.
"Bright" by Ali Theodore, Doug Davis, Anthony Mirabella, Susan Paroff, Nikki Sorrentino, James K. Petrie & Jodie Shihadeh - At the end of the episode, Julie sings at the assembly with the Phantoms, and learns that everyone can see the ghosts when they perform together.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 3: "Flying Solo"
Julie convinces everyone that the ghost band is just an elaborate hologram; meanwhile, Alex discovers more about the afterlife from his new ghost friend Willie.
"Flying Solo" by Jillian Allen, Joleen Belle & Joachim Svare - Julie and the Phantoms perform for Flynn as they try to convince her that ghosts really exist.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 4: "I Got The Music"
Flynn signs Julie and the Phantoms up to play at the school dance, as the ghosts discover that their fourth band member stole their songs and became a famous singer.
"I Got The Music" by Hanna Asres Jones, Jack Kugell & Matt Wong - Julie has an elaborately choreographed fantasy sequence at the beginning of the episode, complete with a drum line and a dance break.
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Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 5 "The Other Side Of Hollywood"
Luke, Reggie, and Alex are invited to the Hollywood Ghost Club, run by fellow ghost and former magician Caleb Covington, but abandon Julie at the school dance.
"The Other Side Of Hollywood" by Doug Rockwell & Tova Litvin - Caleb Covington performs at the Hollywood Ghost Club for a full audience of "lifers," living people who pay money for a sneak peek at the afterlife.
"The Other Side Of Hollywood (Reprise)" by Doug Rockwell & Tova Litvin - Willie joins Caleb on the dance floor and pulls the Phantoms into the high energy reprise.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 6: "Finally Free"
The Phantoms begin experiencing painful jolts following their encounter with Caleb Covington, and Julie quits the band after they stand her up at the dance.
"All Eyes On Me" by Hanna Asres Jones, Jack Kugell & Matt Wong - Carrie performs at a restaurant for music industry executives.
"Finally Free" by Ali Theodore, Doug Davis, Anthony Mirabella, Susan Paroff, Nikki Sorrentino, James K. Petrie & Jodie Shihadeh - Julie and the Phantoms perform after Carrie in the band's first public performance.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 7: "Edge Of Great"
Julie realizes that she has feelings for Luke, as Alex discovers that the painful jolts are happening because Caleb now owns their souls.
"Perfect Harmony" by Alana Da Fonseca, Charlie Gillespie & Madison Reyes - Julie and Luke duet in a fantasy sequence while she daydreams in her dance class.
"Edge Of Great" by David Amber & Andy Love - Julie and the Phantoms perform at her house party, where Carrie shows up and voices suspicion about the holograms.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 8: "Unsaid Emily"
Julie helps Luke reconnect with his family as the Phantoms try to complete their unfinished business so they can cross over.
"Unsaid Emily" by Michelle Lewis & Dan Petty - The song, which Luke wrote for his mom before he died, plays when Julie finds his parents and brings them the song lyrics.
Julie And The Phantoms Season 1, Episode 9: "Stand Tall"
Julie and the Phantoms book a gig at the Orpheum so the boys can complete their unfinished work, as Caleb makes a final attempt to convince the ghosts for work for him.
"You Got Nothing To Lose" by Alana Da Fonseca & Vincent Alfieri - Caleb Covington performs this song as he tries to persuade the boys to work for him.
"Stand Tall" by Jakub Vanyo - Julie and the Phantoms perform at the Orpheum so the boys can finish their unfinished business, and finally cross over into the afterlife in Julie and the Phantoms' ending.