While there are a few gems, most Christian films and soundtracks fall short, thereby weakening their message. So, you might be skeptical about the upcoming animated musical David. However, the hype surrounding the David movie soundtrack is promising.
Angel and Fair-Trade Services released the David movie soundtrack on November 7, 2025, a month before the film’s theatrical release on December 19. The album features twelve original songs from the film, including the score.
Critics praise the soundtrack for its emotional depth and versatility, but does it live up to those expectations? Please keep reading to find out.
Biblical Story Gets Animated with the David Soundtrack and Musical
Biblical stories offer compelling narratives and messages that hold in any age or culture, giving rise to numerous adaptations and homages.
David is one such adaptation. The upcoming animated musical adapts the story of David and Goliath, following the would-be king’s ascent to the throne. Along the way, he learns the limits of faith, courage, and love.
Such an epic tale needs no introduction. However, Angel Studios released a teaser trailer for the film’s upcoming theatrical release on December 19, 2025.
They also released the soundtrack on November 7, 2025, to allow music lovers “to connect with the story’s emotional core” first. You’ll find it on most digital music stores, distributed through Fair Trade Music Services.
The David Soundtrack Details and Track List
Fair Trade’s release of the David movie soundtrack features 12 tracks of Molly Kate Kestner and Brock Monroe’s original music from the film, performed by its voice actors. The album also includes Joseph Trapanese’s original score suite.
Here’s the track list:
- Adventure Song – Brandon Engman (2:54)
- Samuel’s Blessing – Brian Stivale (1:43)
- Shalom – Brandon Engman (2:35)
- Tapestry – Brandon Engman & Miri Mesika (3:42)
- I Will Not Be Afraid (Red Fields) – Brandon Engman (1:25)
- Victory Song – Brian Stivale, Michelle Schorp, DaRon Maughon, Misha Goetz, Marty Goetz & Chad Carouthers (1:40)
- Follow The Light – Brandon Engman & Phil Wickham(3:36)
- Why God – My God – Phil Wickham & Miri Mesika (3:28)
- Will Not Be Afraid (Reprise) – Phil Wickham (2:13)
- Follow The Light (Reprise) – I Will Not Be Afraid Medley – Lauren Daigle & Miri Mesika (1:47)
- Psalm 8 – Phil Wickham (3:48)
- The Shepherd King – Joseph Trapanese (4:55)
My Review of the Soundtrack
Per Angel’s request, I listened to the soundtrack before watching the trailer.
The first track, “Adventure Song”, starts rough. It’s incredibly off-key and jarring. However, the song’s quality quickly improves once it reaches the first pre-chorus. After that, Brandon Engman hits his stride, creating an audio masterpiece.
The rest of the soundtrack continues the showtune vibe, switching between extended musical suites and operatic sounds. It also switches between English and Hebrew. The producers stated that they were striving for a Disney-like quality, and I think they succeeded.
Overall, the David movie soundtrack does a good job of telling the story without the visuals. Its uplifting and inspiring sound would fit in most situations, especially if you like musicals.
As such, I thoroughly recommend the David movie soundtrack. It should fit nicely among other musical soundtracks. It doesn’t come off as preachy, serving as an excellent retelling of the biblical tale.
Where to Listen to the David Soundtrack
You can stream or download the David movie soundtrack from every popular digital music platform. However, neither Angel nor Fair Trade plan to release the album physically.
Some notable streaming locations include:
- Amazon
- Apple Music
- Spotify
- Pandora
- YouTube Music
Once you’re done, you can check out the film’s trailer below.
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The David movie soundtrack sounds like a Disney soundtrack, offering a masterclass in storytelling through music. It’s a worthy addition to any playlist, regardless of whether you are a film enthusiast or a music lover. It will also fit well among the other animated movie soundtracks I write about here.
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