The Last Sunrise Soundtrack (2026)

The Last Sunrise landed on Prime Video on August 26, 2026, and it’s a film, not a series — a romantic drama directed by Carlson Young and adapted from Anna Todd’s 2025 novel of the same name. Maia Reficco stars as Oriah “Ry” Pera, a young woman navigating a chronic illness during a life-changing Mallorca summer, alongside Fernando Lindez as her love interest Julián, Eva Longoria as her mother Isolde, and Chloé Sweetlove as Amara. From here on, the focus shifts entirely to the film’s music — its original score and its heavily curated pop and Latin soundtrack.

The Last Sunrise Soundtrack Details

DetailInformation
FilmThe Last Sunrise
DirectorCarlson Young
StudioAmazon MGM Studios (with Ethea Entertainment, Luber Roklin Entertainment, Pitt Street Productions, Aquarius Films)
PlatformPrime Video
Release DateAugust 26, 2026
ComposerIsom Innis
Score Album LabelPending — no standalone score release confirmed
Total Confirmed Songs12+ licensed tracks confirmed (official full count Pending)
Runtime106 minutes (1 hour 46 minutes)

The Last Sunrise Soundtrack Overview

The Last Sunrise pairs an original score from Isom Innis with an extensive lineup of licensed pop and Latin music rather than a single unified soundtrack album. As of publication, no dedicated score or “songs from” compilation has appeared through official channels — the music exists as Innis’s underscore plus needle drops cleared individually for the film. The licensed side leans heavily on 2020s pop and reggaetón names, matching the film’s Mallorca-set, sun-drenched summer-romance tone.

Who Composed The Last Sunrise Soundtrack?

Isom Innis composed the original score for The Last Sunrise. Film Music Reporter confirmed his involvement on July 28, 2026, and the credit is echoed across Wikipedia and multiple film-review outlets.

Innis is best known as the keyboardist of the indie pop band Foster the People, where he became an official member in 2017 and contributed to albums including Sacred Hearts Club and the EP In the Darkest of Nights, Let the Birds Sing. Alongside his band work, he has built a parallel career scoring films directed by his wife, Carlson Young, whom he married in April 2017. The Last Sunrise is their fourth collaboration, following her feature directorial debut and two more recent projects.

Note: A YouTube upload from June 2026 separately credited a composer named “Jeremy Perocheau” for a track titled “The Last Sunrise.” This does not match any verified reporting on the Amazon MGM film and appears to be either a mislabeled fan upload or an unrelated production sharing the same title. Isom Innis remains the sole verified composer per Film Music Reporter and Wikipedia.

The Last Sunrise Official Tracklist

Pending. No standalone score album or official “songs from and inspired by” compilation has been released for The Last Sunrise as of this article’s publication. Film Music Reporter’s July 28, 2026 post confirmed Innis’s scoring assignment but did not announce an album. FMDB, Apple Music, and Spotify were all checked directly and returned no official label release — only unofficial, fan-curated playlists (ranging from 17 to 55 tracks) exist on Spotify, none of which are affiliated with Amazon MGM Studios or Innis. This section will be updated if an official release is announced.

Score Highlights

Because no cue sheet or track-by-track score release exists yet, the following is analytically derived from Innis’s prior work with Carlson Young rather than confirmed track titles. Across their previous collaborations, Innis has favored melodic, contemporary underscoring that leans into warmth and atmosphere rather than heavy orchestration — a style suited to The Last Sunrise’s Mediterranean setting and emotionally driven romance narrative. Some reviewers have noted that the film’s music generally — meaning its song selection more than the score itself — favored star power over narrative purpose, a criticism separate from Innis’s original composing work. This section will be updated with confirmed cue titles if an official score release surfaces.

The Last Sunrise Licensed Songs / Needle Drops

The following songs are confirmed via Deadline’s August 26, 2026 soundtrack report. Scene-level timestamps were checked against SeekerTune, Tunefind, and WhatSong; none currently offer a structured scene-by-scene breakdown for this title, so placements below are listed without confirmed scene context (a normal gap for a title this recently released).

SongPerformerWriter(s)
“Otro Atardecer” (feat. The Marías)Bad BunnyMarco Daniel Borrero, Joshua David Conway, Jason Carcia, Juan Diego Linares Gonzalez, Juan Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, Maria Zardoya
“Billie Bossa Nova”Billie EilishBillie Eilish O’Connell, Finneas Baird O’Connell
“Hermanos Fiesta”Not specified in sourcingAlessandro Rizzo, Elliot Greenway Ireland, Tom Greenwood
“When Did You Get Hot?”Sabrina CarpenterAmy Allen, Jack Antonoff, Sabrina Carpenter, John Henry Ryan
“Se Menea”AstroboyzJoel Ismael Vázquez Reyes, Vincent Morgan, Jaime Cosculluela, Luis Noel Alvarado
“Me Gusta”Kinski GalloKinski Gallo
“Tus Gafitas”Karol GDaniel Echavarría Oviedo, Finneas O’Connell, Karol G
“Tangos De La Judería (APM)”Aurora Recuero, Francisco Javier Carmona, Buria Millán, Manuel CarmonaYago Santos
“Sufre Mamón”Not specified in sourcingDavid Summers Rodríguez
“Heaven Is a Place on Earth”Not specified in sourcingRick Nowels, Ellen Shipley
“Rosas”Not specified in sourcingXabier San Martín Beldarrain, Haritz Garde Fernández, Álvaro Fuentes Ibarz, Amaya Montero Saldías, Pablo Benegas Urabayen
“No Scrubs”Not specified in sourcing (writer credits match the TLC original)Kevin Briggs, Kandi Burruss, Tameka Cottle

Unconfirmed — flagged separately: Multiple audience reviews (Letterboxd) report the film closing on sombr’s “Do I Ever Cross Your Mind,” and Deadline’s own headline references a Sombr placement. However, the full writer/performer breakdown for that specific cue was not available in the retrieved reporting, so it’s listed here as reported-but-unverified rather than folded into the confirmed table above.

Composer Filmography — Isom Innis

YearTitlePlatform/StudioRole
2021The Blazing WorldTheatrical/IndependentComposer
2024UpgradedPrime VideoComposer
2025TrustIndependentComposer
2026The Last SunrisePrime Video / Amazon MGM StudiosComposer

Where to Listen to The Last Sunrise Soundtrack?

The Last Sunrise itself streams exclusively on Prime Video. There is currently no official soundtrack or score album on Apple Music or Spotify under an Amazon MGM or Isom Innis-affiliated label — only unofficial, fan-assembled playlists exist on Spotify and YouTube under titles like “The Last Sunrise Soundtrack.” Listeners looking for the licensed songs individually (Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter, Karol G, Billie Eilish, etc.) can find those tracks on their respective original albums on any major streaming platform. This section will be updated if Amazon MGM Studios releases an official compilation.

Related reading: Isom Innis also scored Carlson Young and Amazon’s Upgraded. For another Anna Todd adaptation, see the After Everything Soundtrack, or browse more titles on the Prime Video hub.

FAQs

Who composed the score for The Last Sunrise?

Isom Innis, keyboardist of Foster the People and husband of director Carlson Young, composed the original score.

Is The Last Sunrise a movie or a TV series?

It’s a film — a 106-minute romantic drama, not a series, despite sometimes being referenced as one online.

When was The Last Sunrise released?

It premiered on Prime Video on August 26, 2026.

Is there an official soundtrack album for The Last Sunrise?

Not currently. No standalone score or compiled soundtrack album has been released through official channels as of publication.

What songs are featured in The Last Sunrise?

Confirmed licensed tracks include Bad Bunny’s “Otro Atardecer” (feat. The Marías), Billie Eilish’s “Billie Bossa Nova,” Sabrina Carpenter’s “When Did You Get Hot?,” and Karol G’s “Tus Gafitas,” among others.

Where can I watch The Last Sunrise?

Exclusively on Prime Video with an active Prime membership.

Is The Last Sunrise based on a book?

Yes, it’s adapted from Anna Todd’s 2025 novel of the same name, with a screenplay by Anna Klassen.

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