Anya Taylor-Joy sings a chilling, downtempo cover of "Downtown" for Last Night In Soho soundtrack
The film's glamorous lead sings three songs for the motion picture soundtrack

Ahead of the arrival of Edgar Wright’s thriller Last Night in Soho, star Anya Taylor-Joy delivers a haunting cover of “Downtown (Downtempo),” which will appear on the film’s soundtrack. In her version, Taylor-Joy takes Petula Clark’s joyous track about the magic of city lights and transforms it into something a bit more foreboding.
In Last Night In Soho, starring Taylor-Joy, Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie, and Matt Smith follows a young, aspiring fashion designer (McKenzie), who moves to the neighborhood of Soho. Her dreams of Soho’s heyday, filled with glitz and glamor, become a startling reality when she goes back in time to the ‘60s as the wannabe singer Sandie (Taylor-Joy).
Taylor-Joy performs “Downtown (Downtempo)” in the feature film, but composer Steven Price (Baby Driver, The World’s End) produced two extended versions for the soundtrack—an uptempo version as well as downtempo.
“It’s not every day you’re asked to record several versions of an iconic song,” Taylor-Joy wrote on Instagram. “The sounds of the ‘60s was what first made me fall in love with music so I was overjoyed when Edgar [Wright] asked me to give it a go.”
The full soundtrack will feature a slate of ‘60s tracks from artists such as The Kinks, Sandie Shaw, The Who, and Siouxsie & the Banshees. For the original score, Taylor-Joy also sings a cover of Cilla Black’s “ You’re My World (Soho Version).”
Writer and director Edgar Wright has also shared his personal “Soho Nights” playlist, featuring 60 songs from the ‘60s he says inspired him while creating the film.
Tracklisting – Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
1) “A World Without Love” – Peter & Gordon