The Full Track List for Forgotten Island’s Soundtrack Is As Exciting As You Think It Is

In just over a month, viewers will be transported into a magical world inspired by Philippine mythology with the upcoming release of DreamWorks Animation’s Forgotten Island. In fact, its release is right around the corner that Liza Soberano, H.E.R., directors Janiel Mercado and Joel Crawford, and producer Mark Swift will be coming to the Philippines on August 25 for a special fan event at SM Mall of Asia. 

As we get closer to its release date, we’re learning more and more about the highly-anticipated film. And the latest news drop? The full reveal of the track list of the film’s soundtrack that features a who’s who of Filipino artists and a few surprises to look forward to. 

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A Look at Forgotten Island’s OST

Music plays a big part in many aspects of Filipino culture, and Forgotten Island takes that seriously with a soundtrack that adds to each scene and also serves as a natural extension of the movie’s understanding and exploration of Philippine culture, art, and history. 

At 37 tracks long, Forgotten Island’s OST is a hefty album that reaffirms previously revealed artists and tracks featured, such as BINI’s already-released original track A Parallel World, SB19’s cover of Francis M’s Mga Kababayan, Filipino rappers Ruby Ibarra and Carl Angelo’s collaboration Salbahe Ako, and KATSEYE’s Sophia Laforteza’s cover of Never Tear Us Apart by INXS that’s said to play during an emotional moment between Jo and Raissa. 

Lead stars Liza Soberano and H.E.R.’s key title track BRB opens the album, but they have one more original song on the LP with Jerk in the Box. The soundtrack also reveals Lea Salonga’s participation in the music. Aside from voicing the movie’s villain, the Manananggal, Salonga’s vocals are used throughout the score by Nathan Matthew David, who is Filipino-American. 

The score itself takes inspiration from aspects of the ‘80s and ‘90s that influenced Filipino and Filipino-American culture. It also incorporates music and instruments from indigenous Filipino tribes, especially once Jo and Raissa are transported to the island of Nakali. From the Las Piñas bamboo pipe organ, gandingan, a Filipino choir, and more, the movie’s distinct Filipino energy extends throughout its soundtrack. Case in point: adding to the authenticity is many of the titles of the score’s tracks are in Tagalog or use Tagalog words that hint at the plotlines and themes Forgotten Island will tackle. 

Closing the album, meanwhile, is A Parallel World – Amping Mix, a collaboration between BINI and Lea Salonga. This special rendition brings together a groundbreaking P-pop group with one of the most celebrated Filipino voices in history for an anticipated duet. It’s yet another surprise for a soundtrack that’s already making history with its spotlighting of Filipino talent, music, and culture. 

The original motion picture soundtrack will drop on September 18, just a few days ahead of its release in Philippine cinemas on September 23. You can pre-order the album, which also comes in a period-accurate cassette, here. 

See the full track list below: 

1. BRB – H.E.R. & Liza Soberano
2. Pasakalye
3. Tayo Na
4. A Parallel World – BINI
5. Lola
6. Tadhana
7. Never Tear Us Apart (Performed by Sophia of KATSEYE) – Sophia Laforteza
8. Nakalimutan
9. Susmaryosep! Hay Naku! Maanghang!
10. Salbahe Ako – Carl Angelo & Ruby Ibarra
11. Ninakaw Sa Akin – Nathan Matthew David feat. Lea Salonga
12. Batiba
13. Sarimanok
14. Mga Kababayan – SB19
15. Bungi
16. King Truffle Wuffle
17. Prince Mermahn – Nathan Matthew David feat. Nico Santos
18. Jerk in the Box – H.E.R. & Liza Soberano
19. Double Up – Guapdad 4000 feat. P-Lo
20. Kapre
21. If We Remember
22. Magnanakaw – Nathan Matthew David feat. Lea Salonga
23. Hulihin
24. It Was You
25. Balik – Nathan Matthew David feat. Lea Salonga
26. All of Them
27. One Last Deal
28. Forgotten Friendship
29. I’m So Sorry, Apo
30. Without You
31. Memories Are Magic
32. Bahagi Mo – Nathan Matthew David feat. Lea Salonga
33. Paalam, Nakali
34. Jo and Raissa Suite
35. Ang Manananggal Suite – Nathan Matthew David feat. Lea Salonga
36. Batiba Suite
37. A Parallel World (Amping Mix) – BINI feat. Lea Salonga

Featured Image and Photos: IMDB (via Instagram), UNIVERSAL PICTURES (via Instagram)

Rafael Bautista

Senior Pop Culture Writer

Rafael Bautista is the Senior Pop Culture Writer of MEGA Asia, with a focus on producing articles and features about local and international entertainment, popular culture, and lifestyle.

Before this role, he spent five years in the youth-oriented magazine NYLON Manila, where he served multiple positions, including Deputy Editor, and created stories, profiles, and content on digital and print geared towards a Gen Z audience. In 2025, he was awarded Jr. Deputy Editor of the Year.

With years of experience in digital media, Rafael has an interest and passion for writing about movies, shows, pop culture, and entertainment, with a particular emphasis on titles, trends, and personalities who are making waves in modern culture or are on the cusp of becoming the next big thing people will talk about.

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