Year of release 2020

Songs 28

Album time 01:07:23

Genre list Theatre/Soundtrack

1
Star Trek Picard Main Title
 
1:43
2
Star Trek Picard End Title
 
1:44
3
Walking With Number One
 
1:16
4
Dahj Activates
 
1:11
5
Dahj And Picard Speak
 
3:55
6
Dahj’s Last Fight
 
1:51
7
Picard Decides
 
1:47
8
The Painting
 
2:58
9
Twins
 
4:15
10
Picard Requests Help
 
2:16
11
Romulan Collusion
 
2:22
12
Trouble For Picard
 
1:19
13
Rafi Decides To Join
 
1:52
14
Rafi Turns Down Picard
 
2:06
15
Sizing Up Rios
 
4:15
16
Happier Times
 
3:25
17
Leaving With Elnor
 
1:52
18
Mystery Ship
 
3:11
19
Picard Goes Back
 
2:09
20
Picard Leaves Elnor
 
1:42
21
Soji And Narek Waltz
 
4:42
22
Home Movies
 
1:53
23
Jurati And Maddox
 
1:55
24
Leaving With Maddox
 
3:48
25
Seven Needs Revenge
 
3:03
26
What’s Your Emergency
 
1:25
27
Page
 
1:59
28
Children Of Mars End Credits
 
1:44

Star Trek: Picard – Season 1, Chapter 1 (Original Series Soundtrack) by Jeff Russo is collected here with album-level details for quick browsing The entry keeps the album title, artist information and track list in one place.

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