Kirsten Dunst Songs and Discography
Kirsten Dunst has released music across studio albums, soundtracks, and singles that span multiple genres. Her debut studio album Fever Dreams was released in 2001 under MCA Records, featuring a mix of pop and alternative tracks. The album charted on the Billboard Top Heatseekers list, reflecting her early transition from acting to music. She later contributed to soundtrack projects for films such as Spider-Man and Marie Antoinette, where she performed original songs and covers. Her discography includes collaborations with artists and producers from major record labels, with releases distributed through physical and digital platforms. The most recent public data confirms her music remains available on streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music, where her catalog continues to accumulate streams. For details on her music releases and label history, see the Discogs artist page for Kirsten Dunst.
Her most recognized song is "Spider-Man Theme," which she performed for the 2002 film and later re-recorded for subsequent franchise installments. The track became a defining part of her public music identity and is frequently cited in retrospectives of her career. Other notable tracks include "You" and "This Is What Love Is," which appeared on the Fever Dreams album. She has also released live recordings and covers that surfaced through film soundtracks and special editions. Her songs have been featured in playlists targeting fans of 2000s pop and alternative music. Streaming data shows continued listener interest in her catalog, with certain tracks gaining renewed attention during anniversaries of associated films. Her music catalog is managed through standard distribution channels linked to her record labels and publishing rights holders.
Kirsten Dunst Soundtracks and Film Music
Kirsten Dunst songs have appeared in numerous film soundtracks, contributing to both her acting and music profiles. In the 2001 film Get Over It, she performed the track "Love Is a Battlefield," which was included on the movie's official soundtrack album. The soundtrack was released by Epic Records and featured a mix of contemporary pop and rock tracks. Her involvement in the Spider-Man franchise led to the release of the "Spider-Man Theme" single, which was distributed through Sony Music. The song received radio play and charted on several Billboard charts, including the Hot 100 Singles Sales. For the 2006 film Marie Antoinette, directed by Sofia Coppola, Dunst contributed to the soundtrack with a rendition of the song "Song to the Siren." The soundtrack album was released on Capitol Records and featured a curated selection of tracks from the era. The Marie Antoinette soundtrack received attention for its blend of new wave and period-appropriate music, with Dunst's contribution noted by critics. Additional soundtrack appearances include projects where her songs were selected to match specific visual and emotional tones. Each soundtrack release is documented by music databases and streaming platforms, with metadata linking her performances to the respective films.
Her film music work has been documented by entertainment databases and music review outlets that track soundtrack performance. The Spider-Man soundtrack albums achieved commercial success, with certifications reflecting millions of copies sold worldwide. Dunst's contributions to these albums are credited in liner notes and digital metadata. Streaming platforms categorize her soundtrack songs under both film music and her personal discography. The longevity of these tracks is supported by ongoing interest in the films and their associated music. Industry reports on soundtrack revenue and streaming trends frequently reference her work as part of broader analysis of film music catalogs. For background on soundtrack revenue and music industry data, see the