This article contains SPOILERS for Divorce in the Black.

Tyler Perry’s Divorce in the Black’s soundtrack is filled with several songs spanning from different genres. The Amazon Prime Video movie chronicles Ava’s life after she divorces her toxic husband. Tyler Perry’s new movie has had a lukewarm reception from audiences because of its inconsistency and tonal shifts. Although the Divorce in the Black reviews have been divisive, the soundtrack is one of the best things about the film.

With a music score created by Sherri Chung which can be heard throughout the movie, the Divorce in the Black soundtrack perfectly captures every emotional moment in the film. The Divorce in the Black soundtrack features songs by artists such as Pharrell Williams, Beyoncé, and Chris Stapleton. Although most of the songs on the soundtrack are country, other genres, including pop and hip-hop, are also featured on the soundtrack.

When Every Song On The Divorce In The Black Soundtrack Plays In The Movie

The Divorce In The Black Soundtrack Has 11 Songs

“My Uncle” by The Flying Burrito Brothers: The first song that plays in Divorce in the Black is The Flying Burrito Brothers’ country song “My Uncle.” The song plays as Ava walks into the bar to get Dallas so they can go home. The song can also be heard playing in the background when Ava meets Benji outside the bar.

“Every Time We Say Goodbye” by Céleigh Chapman: The mellow song, “Every Time We Say Goodbye” is also featured on the Divorce in the Black soundtrack. The song plays in the scene where the Bertrans confront Benji. “Every Time We Say Goodbye” continues playing when Morris and Dallas get into a fistfight.

“Wait” by Kenyon Dixon: The third song that audiences will hear in Divorce in the Black is “Wait” by Kenyon Dixon. “Wait” plays on the car radio as Ava and Rona drive to work.

“Look Up” by Joy Oladokun: Another addition to the Divorce in the Black soundtrack is Joy Oladokun’s uplifting song, “Look Up.” The song plays as Ava goes for a run while a montage of her and Dallas’ lives is shown. “Look Up” plays at a perfect moment in the movie because it’s a reflection of Ava’s state of mind when she discovers that she can have a good life without Dallas.

“Joy (Unspeakable)” by Voices of Fire feat. Pharrell Williams: The next song featured on the soundtrack of Tyler Perry’s Divorce in the Black is “Joy (Unspeakable)” by Voices of Fire feat. Pharrell Williams. The song is sung by the choir in the church after Clarence’s sermon.

“Either Way” by Chris Stapleton: Chris Stapleton’s sad song “Either Way” can be heard next in the movie. Benji plays “Either Way” for Ava while they are sitting in his truck as they talk about Dallas and his brothers beating him and landing him in the hospital when they were teenagers. The song is especially important in the moment it plays because it helps Ava process the dissolution of her marriage.

“Young Hearts Run Free” by Candi Staton: Rona throws a divorce party for Ava after she signs the divorce papers. “Young Hearts Run Free” is the song that is playing in the background when Rona and Ava walk into the party. The funky pop song also plays as Benji and Ava dance.

“Make Me Say It Again Girl” by The Isley Brothers feat. Beyoncé: Following their departure from Ava’s divorce party, Benji and Ava end up at her apartment. “Make Me Say It Again” is the song audiences can hear playing as Benji and Ava talk. The song continues playing as the two make love.

“Lost In Love” by Jaira Noelani: Next on the Divorce in the Black soundtrack is Jaira Noelani’s “Lost in Love.” The mellow song plays as Ava, Benji, Jim, and Rona have drinks before being rudely interrupted by Dallas.

“Switch The Knob” by Bleu Levees: After beating up Ava’s dad, the Bertran brothers go to their mother’s house to drink and relax. The upbeat hip-hop song plays during this scene.

“I Will Survive” by Ledisi: The last song that plays in Divorce in the Black is Ledisi’s “I Will Survive.” The song plays as Ava, Clarence, Gene, Rona, and Jim walk out of the hospital and have an encounter with the Bertrans. The song also plays during the movie’s end credits.

Where To Listen To The Divorce In The Black Soundtrack

Divorce In The Black Does Not Have An Official Soundtrack

All the songs that are featured in Tyler Perry’s Divorce in the Black play a major role in bringing out the overall tone of the movie. At the time of writing, there isn’t an official soundtrack for Divorce in the Black that can be listened to or bought on music platforms. However, audiences can listen to the songs that play in Divorce in the Black on music streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music.