Last Night in Soho director Edgar Wright recently released a playlist full of dreamy '60s songs that helped inspire the film. The psychological thriller sees Anya Taylor-Joy, Matt Smith, and Thomasin McKenzie trapped in a web of mystery when modern-day fashion student Eloise finds herself transported to a '60s London each night. After she falls asleep, Eloise inexplicably awakens as Sandy, a '60s fashion icon and cabaret singer. But with each passing night, the details of a decades-old murder start to have a horrifying impact on Eloise's real life.
On Instagram, Wright shared an image of star Anya Taylor-Joy to promote a playlist he curated titled "SOHO NIGHTS." It consists of 60 UK songs from the '60s that inspired the director when writing Last Night in Soho. The playlist highlights tracks from British rock groups like The Kinks, The Animals, and The Zombies. He captioned the photo, "As you get ready to travel back in time with us on October 29th, please enjoy this rabbit hole of great music." Fans can stream the playlist on Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube while waiting for the film to arrive in theaters later this month. Check out Wright's post below:
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Like many other recent releases, Last Night in Soho had more than its fair share of COVID delays. The film was originally slotted to premiere in September 2020 but was postponed to Spring 2021 before landing on its official release date of October 29th. Just in time for Halloween weekend, the time-traveling horror flick is one of fall's most highly-anticipated titles, with Taylor-Joy's performance earning high praise from early viewers. Last Night in Soho is sure to be a mind-bending trip through time and mystery, set against the backdrop of neon-lit London nights. There's still a couple of weeks to go before the film arrives in theaters, but in the meantime, fans can jam out to Wright's carefully crafted '60s playlist.
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