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Jennifer Lawrence, Mckenna Grace and Whitney Peak feature on the 29-track *Sunrise on the Reaping* soundtrack, due out a week before the film’s premiere.
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The soundtrack for *The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping* will feature new songs by cast members Jennifer Lawrence, Mckenna Grace and Whitney Peak, alongside tracks by established artists including Stevie Nicks, The Cure and Kacey Musgraves. The 29-track album is due on 13 November, a week before the film’s premiere.
Lawrence, who played Katniss Everdeen in the earlier films, performs “Deep in the Meadow”. Peak opens the album with “The Raven”, while Grace sings “Half Alive”. The tracklist was reported by *Variety*, according to Dutch news outlet Nieuws.nl.
Three songs have already been released: Noah Kahan’s “Draw You Out”, The Smashing Pumpkins’ “Black Stars” and Gigi Perez’s “Favor”. Ella Langley also contributes “Here Then We’re Gone”.
The songs were inspired by the new film, but most are probably not expected to feature in it, Nieuws.nl reports. The same was true of earlier albums in the franchise.
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