Taylor Swift tracks power Voicemails for Isabelle soundtrack: full tracklist revealed

Bit of an eyebrow-raiser from Netflix this week: 'Voicemails for Isabelle', Leah McKendrick's new romantic comedy, has landed—and while we've seen plenty of rom-coms that try to lean on charm and chemistry, this one is making a serious play with its soundtrack. Not every week you get three Taylor Swift tracks in a single film, is it?

The Set-Up

'Voicemails for Isabelle' swings between heartbreak and serendipity. The story follows Jill (played by Zoey Deutch), who's coping with her sister's death by leaving heartfelt voicemails on her old mobile number. Here’s the twist: unbeknownst to her, that number's now in the hands of Wes (Nick Robinson), who starts to listen—and, as you might expect in a Netflix romcom, starts to feel a connection.

The Full Cast

Aside from Deutch and Robinson, you've got a supporting line-up featuring Nick Offerman, Lukas Gage, Harry Shum Jr., Ciara Bravo, Megan Danso, Toby Sandeman, Spencer Lord, and Gil Bellows. So, if you were wondering if the cast is stacked: yes, it's stacked. Fair enough, Netflix loves to load up their ensembles.

The Soundtrack – All About the Bangers

If you’re the sort of person who listens closely during the background scenes just to catch a bit of Robyn or Kesha, you’re basically the target audience here. There’s a proper medley of pop, indie, and a couple of curveballs. Taylor Swift makes three cameo appearances on the playlist, which is–frankly–practically unheard of for a Netflix romcom. So that's a flex.

• Dancing On My Own – Robyn
• Almost Happy – Laces
• To Build A Home – The Cinematic Orchestra
• Joyride – Kesha
• Walking At A Downtown Pace – Parquet Courts
• Once Upon A Man – Avery
• Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home) – Usher
• El Cielo Azul – Francisco Cendejas and Mirna Orozco
• Electric Love – BØRNS
• Boys Wanna Be Her – Peaches
• Marjorie – Taylor Swift
• De Primeras Veces – Ceshia Ubau
• I Left My Heart in San Francisco – Tony Bennett
• Either Way I Lose – Meshell Ndegeocello
• Cherish You – Mikky Ekko
• Waking Up Slow (Piano Version) – Gabrielle Aplin
• And I See You Now – Matthe Szlachetka
• Beige – Yoke Lore
• Ride the Storm – GoldFord
• Show Me Love – Robyn
• Lights – Donna Missal
• New Year's Day – Taylor Swift
• Look What You Made Me Do – Taylor Swift

Music Meets Plot

Soundtracks can often feel like afterthoughts, but whoever put this setlist together clearly came to play. It’s one of those selections that doesn’t just sit in the background; it punctuates the whole vibe of the film, giving some proper weight to Jill's ups and downs. Can't say I'm surprised Swift's tracks got pride of place—they do tend to telegraph heartbreak.

Streaming Now

'Voicemails for Isabelle' is streaming on Netflix now, in case you fancy checking out why it's making so much noise over its musical choices.