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The Sun Never Sets Soundtrack (2026): Every Song

The Sun Never Sets Soundtrack (2026): All Songs & Scene Music Guide

Romance | Drama | Comedy 2026

In the Alaskan wilderness, 31-year-old construction worker Wendy (Dakota Fanning) finds her stable relationship with her older, divorced boyfriend Jack (Jake Johnson) strained over her desire to have children. When Jack suggests a temporary separation so she can explore what she truly wants, Wendy unexpectedly reconnects with an adventurous old flame and ex-partner, Chuck (Cory Michael Smith). This reunion sparks a messy, emotionally charged love triangle, forcing all three individuals to confront their own romantic indecision, jealousy, and personal growth against the backdrop of the natural landscapes of Anchorage.

Directed by indie auteur Joe Swanberg (Drinking Buddies, Easy), The Sun Never Sets (2026) is a grounded, bittersweet romantic dramedy set against the breathtaking wilderness of Anchorage, Alaska. The film stars Dakota Fanning as Wendy, a 31-year-old construction worker whose comfortable relationship with older boyfriend Jack (Jake Johnson, reuniting with longtime collaborator Swanberg) reaches a crossroads over parenthood. When an agreed-upon hiatus leads Wendy into an unexpected reunion with adventurous ex-partner Chuck (Cory Michael Smith), the lingering summer daylight exposes raw insecurities, jealousy, and emotional maturity. Featuring supporting turns from Debby Ryan, Anna Konkle, and New Girl alum Lamorne Morris, Swanberg delivers his trademark naturalistic dialogue and emotional authenticity.

The soundtrack for The Sun Never Sets mirrors the endless Alaskan daylight and romantic uncertainty with an ethereal, expertly curated palette of indie rock, dream pop, and acoustic folk. Standout needle drops include New Zealand dream-pop favorites Yumi Zouma with their melancholic single 'Bruise', alongside Flock of Dimes' (Jenn Wasner) introspective gem 'Afraid'. Surf-noir rockers La Luz provide vintage reverb textures on 'Call Me in the Day', while rising acts Wishy ('Chaser') and Jahnah Camille ('summer's scorch') inject vibrant indie energy. The soundtrack also features intimate original cuts from director Joe Swanberg’s brother, singer-songwriter James Swanberg, including 'Don't You Think I Know My Woman' and 'Behind Closed Doors', grounding the film's romance in authentic DIY warmth.

Soundtrack & Songs List

On SeekerTune, our complete The Sun Never Sets (2026) soundtrack guide catalogs every verified indie song, ambient acoustic cue, and credits track featured in the film. Explore our comprehensive tracklist complete with streaming direct links for Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, and listen to instant 30-second audio previews to rediscover the music that scores Dakota Fanning and Jake Johnson's Alaskan romance. Whether tracking down Joan Shelley's tender folk ballad 'Everybody' or Harmless's breezy 'Painfully Obvious', find every song from the movie right here.

Main Cast

  • Dakota Fanning Wendy
  • Jake Johnson Jack
  • Cory Michael Smith Chuck
  • Debby Ryan Lindsay
  • Karley Sciortino Sara
  • Lamorne Morris Jack's Friend
  • Anna Konkle Elizabeth
  • Drew Angle Drew
  • Slavik Lund Kenny
  • Joe Swanberg Keith

Official Trailer

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Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in the Movie

Song Title Artist Type
The Sandcastle alice does computer music Song
Chaser Wishy Song
Too Much Money Automatic Song
summer's scorch Jahnah Camille Song
Rain Sam Wilkes Song
Saturday’s Child The Convenience Song
Razorblade Tirez Tirez Song
Only You Evan Blix Song
Alibi Empara Mi Song
Where I Am Ames Song
Anxiety Sammy Cokas Song
Don't You Think I Know My Woman James Swanberg Song
Bruise Yumi Zouma Song
Lucky Girl Magdalene Song
Afraid Flock of Dimes Song
Behind Closed Doors James Swanberg Song
Painfully Obvious Harmless Song
Loose Cannon Olivia Ellen Lloyd Song
The Bed Lutalo Song
Call Me in the Day La Luz Song
Jealousy & Envy Sam and Louise Sullivan Song
For The Pleasure They/Live Song
Do You See Me Different? (feat. Kamal.) gglum Song
Everybody Joan Shelley Song
Movie Information
Release Year 2026
Genres Romance, Drama, Comedy
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