All 25 This Is I Soundtrack Songs OST in the 2026 Netflix Movie

Every Song From This Is I OST: Complete Soundtrack List for the 2026 Netflix Film (Photo: Netflix)

Netflix Japan dropped its original biographical drama film This Is I on 10 February 2026, and alongside the release came a full digital soundtrack that quietly does a lot of heavy lifting for the story. Composed by Akira Kosemura, the score leans into piano-led and orchestral moods, guiding viewers through a coming-of-age journey built on solitude, struggle, and gradual hope.

Rather than stealing attention, the music in This Is I stays intimate. It mirrors the inner world of a teenager chasing an idol dream while navigating rejection, secret work at a cabaret bar, and the guidance of a doctor facing his own emotional scars. 

The score deliberately contrasts with performance scenes in the film, creating a clear line between private feelings and public confidence.

Below is the complete soundtrack list, presented in reverse order from 25 to 1, exactly as featured on the official album This Is I (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film).

Complete This Is I soundtrack list

25. Notes

26. Be Myself

27. Go for a Proof

28. Farewell

29. Last Letter

30. In Pain

31. I Wanted to Be an Idol

32. Sudden Change

33. Who Am I – Variation

34. Tokyo

35. Follow My Heart

36. The Cornerstone of Hope

37. I’m Envious of Women

38. I Become Me

39. What I Want to Tell

40. Rain Doesn’t Stop

41. I Wanna Be an Idol

42. I Can’t Live Like This

43. Have Me Surgery

44. Conflict Within

45. Taking Medicine

46. The Way to the Clinic

47. Following Show House

48. Who Am I

49. This Is Me – Main Title

A closer look at a few key tracks

This Is Me – Main Title sets the emotional blueprint of the film. Soft piano lines feel fragile at first, then slowly open up, hinting that the story is about growth rather than instant answers. 

Who Am I appears early and returns later in variation form, underlining the character’s ongoing self-questioning instead of offering quick closure. 

I Wanna Be an Idol carries a lighter rhythm, almost hopeful, capturing ambition before reality starts pushing back. 

The Cornerstone of Hope is where the score finally breathes. The orchestration widens, suggesting quiet reassurance rather than triumph. 

Be Myself closes the album with restraint. There’s no dramatic swell, just a calm sense of arrival that fits the film’s grounded ending.

Online reactions to the soundtrack have been mixed but thoughtful. Some viewers praise the music for being “honest and restrained,” saying it respects the story instead of telling the audience what to feel. 

Others feel the score is intentionally minimal, noting that its impact grows after a second listen rather than on first play. 

A smaller group of netizens wished for more standout melodies, while many agree the album works best when experienced alongside the film itself.

With 25 original tracks released digitally on the same day as the film, the This Is I soundtrack acts as an emotional guide rather than a chart-chasing album. It quietly supports themes of isolation, resilience, and finding one’s place, making it a natural companion to the story on screen.

Have you listened to the full album yet, or did certain tracks only click after watching the film? Share which song stayed with you the longest, and whether you think this kind of subtle score suits stories like This Is I better than a louder, more dramatic approach.