Mixtape is a game where music isn’t just background noise—it’s a core part of the experience. Stacey Rockford curates a playlist that complements each scene, crafting a musical narrative that pulls you deeper into the story. These songs range from iconic hits like The Touch by Stan Bush to obscure tracks that even seasoned rock fans might have missed, enriching the atmosphere and immersing you in each chapter’s tone.
Every Song in the Mixtape Soundtrack
The Mixtape soundtrack features 27 songs, each introduced in a different chapter of the game. Thanks to the chapter select feature, you can revisit any part of the story and listen to these tracks again, making it easy to savor your favorites or catch ones you missed the first time around. Below is a detailed list of every credited song and its artist featured in Mixtape.
- Atmosphere – Joy Division
- That’s Good – DEVO
- Plainsong – The Cure
- Just Like Honey – The Jesus and Mary Chain
- Monochrome – Lush
- Have You Seen Her? – The Chi–Lites
- Remember When – Mitch Murder
- State of the Heart – Mondo Rock
- The Touch – Stan Bush
- Most of All – B.J. Thomas
- Roads – Portishead
- Freak – Silverchair
- Love – The Smashing Pumpkins
- Candy – Iggy Pop
- Galaxy in Turiya – Alice Coltrane
- More Than This – Roxy Music
- Spellbound – Siouxsie & The Banshees
- Sensitive to Light – Rainbow
- Witchi Tai To – Harper’s Bizarre
- Yesterday’s Hero – John Paul Young
- Shine – David Gray
- Dare – Stan Bush
- Drunk Flamingo – Abrahams and Mole
- Powder – Allclear
- Airwalker – Bertrand Dolby
- Deep Space Scan – Curtis Dunn
- Zebra Crossing – The Eye Gougers
- Moon Unit – Wooden Sword
Among all the impressive tracks, Yesterday’s Hero by John Paul Young stands out for its memorable melody and emotional pull. Mixtape’s soundtrack manages to introduce you to new songs that you’re likely to want on your playlist outside the game, blending nostalgia and discovery in a way that enhances every moment of play.