[1] The soundtrack to the film consisted of pop, rock and electronic hits from The Mowgli's, Big Data, Breathe Carolina, Gospel Claws amongst various other artists.
[7] Matt Patches of IGN wrote "Composer Joseph Trapanese pays homage to the melodic John Williams days while speaking a digital language kids understand.
"[8] John Anderson of The Wall Street Journal commented that Trapanese's score "carries more than its share of emotional weight".
[9] Calling it as one of the film's highlights, James Rocchi of TheWrap praised Trapanese's score as it sounded remarkably "like the stylings of Explosions in the Sky".
[10] Matt DeTruck of City Newspaper criticised the music saying it "comes across as surface-level, early sketches of ideas, further hindered by extremely short track lengths that don't give the beats any time to develop".