Avatar: Fire and Ash Soundtrack (2025) – Full Details

The soundtrack of Avatar: Fire and Ash plays a big role in the film’s emotion and storytelling. The music helps show grief, anger, and hope. It also matches the fire and war theme of the Ash People. Composer Simon Franglen made powerful music using both real instruments and newly created “Pandoran” sounds.

Avatar: Fire and Ash Soundtrack Overview

No.Song TitleArtistLength
1Dream As OneMiley Cyrus4:12
2BrothersSimon Franglen3:36
3MourningSimon Franglen2:44
4You Still Have This FamilySimon Franglen2:58
5The WindtradersSimon Franglen3:15
6Caravan at NightSimon Franglen3:32
7Mangkwan AttackSimon Franglen2:41
8Forest ChaseSimon Franglen2:56
9MiracleSimon Franglen3:25
10How Do You Still Live?Simon Franglen2:30
11Family ReunitedSimon Franglen3:18
12ExiledSimon Franglen2:49
13You Said You Could Protect UsSimon Franglen3:01
14I Can Be Your GuideSimon Franglen3:05
15The Ash CampSimon Franglen2:27
16I Am the FireSimon Franglen3:40
17Find the GirlSimon Franglen2:33
18The BeachSimon Franglen3:08
19Mission AccomplishedSimon Franglen2:51
20Lo’akSimon Franglen3:36
21The Deep OnesSimon Franglen2:48
22I Am Your FatherSimon Franglen3:19
23Disguise and EscapeSimon Franglen2:57
24Protest NotedSimon Franglen2:38
25SacrificeSimon Franglen3:44
26Tulkun CouncilSimon Franglen2:50
27Preparing for AttackSimon Franglen3:11
28Marshaling ForcesSimon Franglen3:30
29I Call Upon the Warrior MotherSimon Franglen3:33
30WoundedSimon Franglen2:36
31You Will Protect HerSimon Franglen3:29
32Herding TulkunSimon Franglen2:59
33Settling the ScoreSimon Franglen3:04
34Leave My Mother AloneSimon Franglen3:02
35Flux DevilSimon Franglen2:40
36The Light Always ReturnsSimon Franglen3:15
37The Future and the PastZoe Saldaña (vocals)4:21

Who Composed the Avatar: Fire and Ash Soundtrack?

The score for Avatar: Fire and Ash is credited to Simon Franglen.

Who is Simon Franglen?

Simon Franglen is a British composer and producer who took over the Avatar franchise after the death of James Horner, having worked as Horner’s synthesist and producer for years — including on Titanic, where he produced My Heart Will Go On. He scored Avatar: The Way of Water and has contributed to The Magnificent Seven and Braveheart.

Why Simon Franglen’s score sounds the way it does

Franglen writes for Pandora rather than for an orchestra: he builds instruments that do not exist, and treats the score as part of the world’s ecology rather than a commentary on it.

How the Avatar: Fire and Ash score was made

Franglen has said the score took seven years to complete. It runs to more than three hours of original music and was realised by over 215 musicians, singers, orchestrators and engineers in Los Angeles, from 1,907 pages of written music. For the film he built two new instruments — one string-based, one percussive — designed to be played by the Na’vi themselves. The album also carries Miley Cyrus’s Dream as One, co-written with Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt, and closes with The Future and the Past, sung in Na’vi by Zoe Saldaña. It was released digitally on 5 December 2025 by Hollywood Records, with a vinyl edition following on 30 January 2026.

If this style appeals to you — orchestral-electronic hybrid, world instrumentation, choral — the tracklist below rewards listening in order rather than on shuffle. Scores written this way are built to accumulate, and individual cues can feel slight on their own.


About Avatar: Fire and Ash Soundtrack

  • The score is written by Simon Franglen.
  • It was released on December 5, 2025, by Hollywood Records.
  • It has 37 tracks and runs for over 2 hours.
  • It was recorded with a 100-piece orchestra, choirs, and world instruments.

Franglen also designed new “Pandoran” instruments. Some were even 3D-printed to sound like alien tribal tools. The Ash Clan theme uses sharp string sounds based on the Morin Khuur, a Mongolian fiddle.

Only two tracks have vocals:

  • “Dream As One” – Sung by Miley Cyrus, written by Franglen, Mark Ronson, Andrew Wyatt, and Cyrus herself. It’s the film’s main end credits song.
  • “The Future and the Past” – Sung by Zoe Saldaña in Na’vi language. It connects to Na’vi family traditions.

FAQ

Q: Who composed the score?
A: Simon Franglen, who also scored Avatar: The Way of Water.

Q: When was the soundtrack released?
A: The digital album came out on December 5, 2025. A vinyl version releases on January 30, 2026.

Q: Where can I listen to it?
A: You can stream it on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and YouTube Music.

Q: Are there any songs with lyrics?
A: Yes. Only two tracks: “Dream As One” by Miley Cyrus and “The Future and the Past” by Zoe Saldaña.

Q: What makes the soundtrack special?
A: It combines custom instruments, global sounds, and Na’vi language vocals. It also mixes new themes with music from earlier Avatar films.


Where to Listen to the Avatar: Fire and Ash Soundtrack

  • Spotify — the album is embedded on this page.

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