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Nick gets home and is looking through Charlie’s Instagram pics while the song plays. Orla Gartland’s Why Am I Like This? is at the end of Heartstopper episode two, when Nick leaves Charlie’s house after Charlie accidentally falls asleep on the sofa.

It starts snowing and the two go and play outside in the snow with Nellie the dog. Dance with Me – Beabadoobeeĭance With Me by Beabadoobee plays in the Heartstopper episode two when Charlie is at Nick’s house. It plays when Elle is settling in to her new school and watching Tara and Darcy together. Probably the queerest queer anthem in the world, Girls by Girl In Red also appears in episode two. The title of the song, Sappho was a Greek poet from the island of Lesbos who’s been called “the queen of all lesbians”. Sappho is the first song in Heartstopper episode two, when Charlie and Nick are sending loads of Instagram messages to each other from their own bedrooms. The first thing I thought when I went in to watch the first three episodes … was that I wish I’d been able to watch a show like this when I was younger, because it would have made a difference to the way I looked at myself and my own sexuality. Want Me by Baby Queen is the first song that plays, right in the opening scene of Heartstopper episode one.īaby Queen has posted an Instagram with loads of pics of her with the Heartstopper cast, and wrote in the caption: “This story is so important. Here are all the songs and artists you recognise from the soundtrack of Heartstopper on Netflix: Want Me – Baby Queen Every single song on the Heartstopper soundtrack is such a banger, and it’s FULL to the brim with loads of iconic queer anthems, naturally.

But one of the parts of Heartstopper people simply cannot stop talking about is its soundtrack. From the impeccable casting to the hugely important storylines, it is just so damn good. Heartstopper is the Netflix series I’ve been waiting my whole life for, and every single part of it is simply stunning.