Ella Langley, Tyler Childers, And More To Feature On 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' Soundtrack

'The Hunger Games' and Lionsgate have just announced the official soundtrack to the sixth film installment of 'The Hunger Games' universe. 'The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' album will feature singles from Ella Langley, Tyler Childers, and more from the biggest country artists today.

'The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' album will release on Nov. 13th ahead of its Nov. 20th worldwide movie premier. The soundtrack will treat Hunger Games and country fans alike to some serious stardom across the entire list, with some of our favorites crooning to songs specialized to match the sentiment of this edition of 'The Hunger Games' universe.

With artists like Miranda Lambert and the Pistol Annies, Flatland Calvary, Charles Wesley Godwin, and Billy Strings featured on previous installments of the movie series, it's not the first time 'The Hunger Games' has embraced country music. It is, however, the first time the new generation of the genre will be featured in a movie as big as 'Sunrise On The Reaping' is destined to be, and may change the fabric of these artist's careers.

The hype associated with Noah Kahan over the past few weeks will subtly move over to some more country stars in the coming days. The 'Stick Season' vocalist holds the leading track with his 'Draw You Out' single.

Langley's song on the list, 'Here Then We're Gone,' will be the first of hers to ever feature on an official movie soundtrack, let alone be written for one. It's a feat not many artists can say they've accomplished and is usually reserved for some of the biggest names in music. It goes without saying, though, that after the year Langley has had, she is certainly well within her career where a moment like this isn't the least bit shocking.

From the title alone, spectators and fans may be able to bet on the track being nothing like Langley has ever done before. It goes without saying that movie soundtracks are centered around a film's specific themes, and the hit dystopian series is known for cleverly and beautifully articulating messages such as revolting and surviving against an oppressive government.

If it's more likely to follow these themes, then it will certainly be a far cry from anything the 'Choosin Texas' songstress has ever done.

However, one may also be able to predict that, based on the title alone, Langley's 'Here Then We're Gone' may actually explore a theme of a quick transition; whether physical or spiritual. From being in one place in a moment in time and quickly taken to the next or being in the earthly realm in one instance then taken somewhere spiritually. Themes such as these, if our predictions are correct, would be fitting for both the movie soundtrack and for the 'Weren't For The Wind' vocalist's catalog.

Tyler Childers will also come in on the album with his single, 'Old Money.' Like Langley, it will be the first work from Childers to ever be written for a movie soundtrack.

'Old Money' may be more of a direct hint at the tangible themes of the movie, with a title that will seemingly gear towards the higher powers of 'The Hunger Games' universe. Childers himself, with hits such as 'Coal' and 'Whitehouse Road' is one that hasn't shied away from singing of different working-class themes in his music, and with 'Old Money,' he may be about to tackle more themes surrounding classes in the film.

Along with Langley and Childers, country artists Stephen Wilson Jr., Kacey Musgraves, and Carter Faith will feature on the album.

'Cuckoo' crooner Stephen Wilson Jr. will release his song, 'First In Line,' as well as Musgraves who will release 'Ruthless (Arena Mix),' one of the three arena mixes from the movie's soundtrack. Faith will champion the song 'Can't Let You Go.'

'The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping' album will be officially released on Nov. 13th, and available for streaming everywhere just a week out from the Nov. 20th movie release.

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