Netflix Music Releases Original Score for Amy Bradley Is Missing by Acclaimed Composer Sheridan Tongue

Soundtrack now available worldwide

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  • Posted: 25 Jul, 2025
  • Written by: Steve Berman

Netflix Music has today released the haunting and emotionally charged original score for Amy Bradley Is Missing, composed by BAFTA-nominated composer Sheridan Tongue. The soundtrack is now available on all major streaming and download platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon:

https://netflixmusic.ffm.to/amybradleyismissing 

The 25-track album accompanies the three-part Netflix documentary series about the mysterious 1998 disappearance of 23-year-old Amy Lynn Bradley during a family cruise in the Caribbean. 

“This was one of the most emotionally complex scores I’ve ever written,” says Tongue. “The music needed to honour the enduring heartbreak of the Bradley family, while also capturing the unease and tension that runs throughout their decades-long search for answers.”

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