Deadline details soundtrack lineup for Netflix’s “Heartstopper Forever” film, spanning artists from Royel Otis to Angie McMahon

Netflix is preparing to release “Heartstopper Forever,” the concluding film in its Hearstopper on-screen universe, and a new report from Deadline spotlights the music that will accompany the movie’s final arc. The piece frames the soundtrack as a curated through-line for the story’s evolution, with a range of contemporary artists featured across the film’s songs.

Deadline’s announcement ties the film’s audio offering to Alice Oseman’s wider catalog, describing “Heartstopper Forever” as being based on Oseman’s sixth graphic novel in the series of the same name. It also says the film draws from her Nick and Charlie novella, written in 2015, which adds another layer to the narrative foundation for the screen finale.

In the Deadline rundown, the soundtrack is presented as moving from the work of Royel Otis to tracks by Angie McMahon, a span that indicates the production’s approach to matching the show’s emotional tone with current pop and indie-leaning songwriting. The report’s title emphasizes the breadth of the song list and suggests a track-by-track catalog of who appears on the film’s music credits.

The Deadline description places the movie after three seasons of the series, with the story centered on Nick Nelson (Kit Connor) and his relationship with Charlie. The report presents the film as the next and final chapter after the TV run, shifting from episodic storytelling to a feature-length format while preserving the core character focus that has anchored the franchise.

Within that context, the soundtrack functions as part of the franchise’s continuity strategy. Deadline’s framing points to the songs as an identifiable feature for viewers who have followed the show’s use of music as a character-level emotional language, rather than treating the film’s songs as only promotional content.

Deadline published its soundtrack lineup story on July 17, 2026, with the outlet’s article page also listing artwork associated with the title “Heartstopper Forever.” The report positions the film as Netflix’s “conclusion” to the TV universe, meaning the music credits could become a reference point for fans and media outlets tracking franchise elements that carry over between seasons and into the final movie.

As for what happens next for audiences, the soundtrack rundown provides advance guidance on which artists’ catalog will show up during the film’s key moments. Viewers who track the franchise’s media ecosystem, including the music released in connection with episodes and related promotional materials, may use the song list as a checklist for listening once the movie becomes available on Netflix.