Bob Marley’s music acts as a "third character" in the film, representing hope and humanity in a world devoid of both.
: The track "My Name is Robert Neville" introduces a somber leitmotif played on strings and piano that underscores Neville's mental state and sacrifice. SOY LEYENDA : BANDA SONORA (SOUNDTRACK)
: Neville refers to Marley's Legend as the "best album ever made". He views Marley not just as a singer, but as a "virologist" who tried to cure hate and racism with music and love. Key Musical Moments : Bob Marley’s music acts as a "third character"
: This poignant track plays over the end credits, closing the film on a note of legacy and survival. Tracklist Highlights Track Name "My Name is Robert Neville" James Newton Howard Opening theme; signals Neville’s loneliness. "Three Little Birds" Bob Marley & The Wailers Played in the lab and during Sam’s death. "I'm Listening" James Newton Howard Instrumental playing before Neville's final stand. "Stir It Up" Bob Marley & The Wailers He views Marley not just as a singer,
: Director Francis Lawrence intentionally left more than half the movie without music to emphasize the desolation of an empty New York City.
Neville plays this for Anna while explaining Marley's philosophy. "Epilogue" James Newton Howard A summary of the score's emotional weight used at the end.