Rye Lane, located in the musical hotspot of south London, features a wide range of music, from grime and hip-hop to electronica and '80s classics. The tunes contribute to the movie's unique atmosphere and energy, as Yas (Vivian Oparah) and Dom (David Jonsson) – two strangers and music aficionados – meet and form an unexpected bond while exploring the city. You can find a list of some of the other songs to appear on the Rye Lane soundtrack below.
 

#1. Rye Lane Soundtrack introduction

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In addition to the above-mentioned songs, 'Gabriel' by the renowned producer Roy Davis Jr, 'Blow You Away (Delilah)' by the African-influenced Blue Lab Beats featuring Ghetto Boy, and 'Memories' by the jazz-electronic duo Namali Kwaten and David Mrakpor are also included. This journey through Black music also includes several reggae tracks from iconic artists such as John Holt and Derrick Morgan.
Also peppered throughout are old school classics, including ‘Shoop’ by R&B icons Salt-N-Pepa; ‘Buggin’ Out’ by hip-hop supremos A Tribe Called Quest; and Craig David’s era-defining garage hit ‘Re-Rewind’.
But perhaps pride of place should go to the magnificent ‘Sign Your Name’ by Sananda Maitreya, formerly known as Terence Trent D’Arby. One of the most memorable hits of the ’80s, the Prince-like soul number’s playful, romantic vibe is absolutely perfect for Rye Lane.
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Proving that there’s truly something for everyone in the mix, the soundtrack is rounded out by a couple of pop showstoppers, in the form of Daniel Bedingfield’s ‘If You’re Not The One’ and – oh yes! – Bette Midler’s ‘The Rose’. Of course, a cracking soundtrack means little without a fantastic movie to accompany it, and Rye Lane more than succeeds on that score.
With stellar central performances from Oparah and Jonsson, it’s a warm and witty journey, superbly helmed by Miller, with a top-notch script from Nathan Bryon and Tom Melia. Topped off nicely with that ace soundtrack, it’s firmly in the “must watch” and “must listen” categories.
South London set romcom Rye Lane – which marks the feature debut of director Raine Allen-Miller – arrived in UK cinemas on Friday off the back of a wealth of rave reviews.The film tells the story of two single 20-somethings who bond over the course of one day after meeting in an art gallery toilet, and as well as including some memorable scenes and big-name cameos, it is also packed with a vast array of popular hits.One such song is Salt-N-Pepa's hip-hop classic Shoop, which is sung by the two lead characters Yas (Vivian Oparah) and Dom (David Jonsson) at a karaoke bar – and speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, the stars revealed they found this performance something of a challenge.

#2. All Rye Lane soundtrack

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Among the most spine-tingling needle-drops are Stormzy’s hit ‘Vossi Bop’ and Musical Mob’s thumping ‘Pulse X’, the latter an early grime classic.
The score comes via Warp Records electronic wizard Kwes – noted for his production work with the likes of Solange, Bobby Womack and Damon Albarn – who also collaborates with Tirzah and Sampha on a couple of sublime tunes, ‘LGOYH’ and ‘Open Up’.
Elsewhere, the selections further reflect the English capital’s dense musical tapestry, and capture the exhilaration of exploring what remains one of the world’s great cities.

• Vossi Bop performed by Stormzy
• Pulse X performed by Musical Mob
• Gabriel performed by Roy Davis Jr
• Blow You Away (Delilah) performed by Blue Lab Beats featuring Ghetto Boy
• Memories performed by Namali Kwaten and David Mrakpor
• Shoop performed by Salt-N-Pepa
• Buggin’ Out performed by A Tribe Called Quest
• Re-Rewind performed by Craig David
• Sign Your Name performed by Sananda Maitreya
• If You’re Not the One performed by Daniel Bedingfield
• The Rose performed by Bette Midler

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