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* Cristina Vee, Jay-Ten's voice actress, preforms an edgier, sultry remix of [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7sHPw8XAL0 "Other Friends"]].
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* Yellow Diamond’s VillainSong, [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-whats-the-use-of-feeling-blue “What’s the Use of Feeling (Blue)?”]] from the episode “That Will Be All”. It serves to add another dimension to Yellow’s character by painting her as a emotionally stressed and heartbroken ruler, aggrieved by the murder and death of Pink Diamond, who bottles up her feelings and destroys everything in sight that reminds her of her dead family member because she feels it’s her only way to cope, all while she’s trying to snap Blue Diamond out of her grieving obsession with Pink and get her to move on. Adding to its awesomeness is Deedee Magno-Hall, who not only manages to voice two different Pearls at once, but gets them to perfectly harmonize while keeping them vocally distinctive. Vrai Kaiser, discussing the episode [[http://www.themarysue.com/steven-universe-recap-that-will-be-all/ here]], talks about the song.
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* Yellow Diamond’s Diamond's VillainSong, [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-whats-the-use-of-feeling-blue “What’s "What's the Use of Feeling (Blue)?”]] (Blue)?"]] from the episode “That "That Will Be All”. It All", serves to add another dimension to Yellow’s Yellow's character by painting her as a emotionally stressed and heartbroken ruler, aggrieved by the murder and death of Pink Diamond, who bottles up her feelings and destroys everything in sight that reminds her of her dead family member because she feels it’s it's her only way to cope, all while she’s she's trying to snap Blue Diamond out of her grieving obsession with Pink and get her to move on. Adding to its awesomeness is Deedee Magno-Hall, who not only manages to voice two different Pearls at once, but gets them to perfectly harmonize while keeping them vocally distinctive. Vrai Kaiser, discussing the episode [[http://www.themarysue.com/steven-universe-recap-that-will-be-all/ here]], talks about the song.
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* Yellow Diamond’s VillainSong, [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-whats-the-use-of-feeling-blue “What’s the Use of Feeling (Blue)?”]] from the episode “That Will Be All”. It serves to add another dimension to Yellow’s character by painting her as a emotionally stressed and heartbroken ruler, aggrieved by the murder and death of Pink Diamond, who bottles up her feelings and destroys everything in sight that reminds her of her dead ‘sister’ because she feels it’s her only way to cope, all while she’s trying to snap Blue Diamond out of her grieving obsession with Pink and get her to move on. Adding to its awesomeness is Deedee Magno-Hall, who not only manages to voice two different Pearls at once, but gets them to perfectly harmonize while keeping them vocally distinctive. Vrai Kaiser, discussing the episode [[http://www.themarysue.com/steven-universe-recap-that-will-be-all/ here]], talks about the song.
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* Yellow Diamond’s VillainSong, [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-whats-the-use-of-feeling-blue “What’s the Use of Feeling (Blue)?”]] from the episode “That Will Be All”. It serves to add another dimension to Yellow’s character by painting her as a emotionally stressed and heartbroken ruler, aggrieved by the murder and death of Pink Diamond, who bottles up her feelings and destroys everything in sight that reminds her of her dead ‘sister’ family member because she feels it’s her only way to cope, all while she’s trying to snap Blue Diamond out of her grieving obsession with Pink and get her to move on. Adding to its awesomeness is Deedee Magno-Hall, who not only manages to voice two different Pearls at once, but gets them to perfectly harmonize while keeping them vocally distinctive. Vrai Kaiser, discussing the episode [[http://www.themarysue.com/steven-universe-recap-that-will-be-all/ here]], talks about the song.
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* During a point in "Stronger Than You" where Garnet isn't singing, dialogue occurs, with one of [[TheEvilGenius Peridot]]'s lines matching the rhythm perfectly. [[https://soundcloud.com/katerinu/stronger-than-you-feat-peridot A fan remix giving Peridot a guest verse was inevitable]], with the actress giving a good Peridot impression and lyrics that fit quite well.
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* During a point in "Stronger Than You" where Garnet isn't singing, dialogue occurs, with one of [[TheEvilGenius [[InsufferableGenius Peridot]]'s lines matching the rhythm perfectly. [[https://soundcloud.com/katerinu/stronger-than-you-feat-peridot A fan remix giving Peridot a guest verse was inevitable]], with the actress giving a good Peridot impression and lyrics that fit quite well.
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* And NOW, we have [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL1mVMCjMe4 the version]] that played on "Change Your Mind". It's less powerful in the sense of less instruments and having a warmer tune, but [[spoiler: considering it comes for an EarnYourHappyEnding moment after saving all the Corrupted Gems and finally making friends with White Diamond,]] it works just as well as the others.
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* And NOW, we have [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL1mVMCjMe4 the version]] that played on "Change Your Mind". It's less powerful in the sense of less instruments and having a warmer tune, but [[spoiler: considering it comes for an EarnYourHappyEnding moment after saving all the Corrupted Gems and finally making friends with White Diamond,]] Diamond, it works just as well as the others.
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** [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-futurisms "Futurisms"]], which is on its own a nice catchy muzak number, but in the episode itself, thanks to a slightly more muffled and lo-fi sound (it's played through a radio) and the fact that it accompanies [[spoiler: Peridot and Steven's descent underground]], generates some very effective SoundtrackDissonance.
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** [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-futurisms "Futurisms"]], which is on its own a nice catchy muzak number, but in the episode itself, thanks to a slightly more muffled and lo-fi sound (it's played through a radio) and the fact that it accompanies [[spoiler: Peridot and Steven's descent underground]], underground, generates some very effective SoundtrackDissonance.
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** [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-its-over-isnt-it-rebecca-sugar-feat-deedee-magno-hall "It's Over, Isn't It?"]], a sad song sung by a mourning Pearl. This is her first solo number in the series (and thus, the first solo for her voice actress, [[TheCastShowoff Broadway alum]] Deedee Magno Hall), and it is a ''showstopper''; coupled with the scene's [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stellar visuals and character animation]], it's widely regarded to be the highlight of the episode. It even achieved some fame outside the show, being used to score a figure skating routine in Korea. After the revelations in Season 5 that [[spoiler:Rose was Pink Diamond all along]] just one word - "Reinvention" - made this song a major piece of {{Foreshadowing}} to the series.
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** [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-its-over-isnt-it-rebecca-sugar-feat-deedee-magno-hall "It's Over, Isn't It?"]], a sad song sung by a mourning Pearl. This is her first solo number in the series (and thus, the first solo for her voice actress, [[TheCastShowoff Broadway alum]] Deedee Magno Hall), and it is a ''showstopper''; coupled with the scene's [[SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome stellar visuals and character animation]], it's widely regarded to be the highlight of the episode. It even achieved some fame outside the show, being used to score a figure skating routine in Korea. After the revelations in Season 5 that [[spoiler:Rose Rose was Pink Diamond all along]] along just one word - "Reinvention" - made this song a major piece of {{Foreshadowing}} to the series.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-somewhere-alone-at-sea Somewhere Alone at Sea]] accompanies Steven, Greg, and Lapis' cruise in "Alone at Sea", and sets a pleasant scene. Then we get [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-this-is-between-us The Confrontation]], the chilling piece that plays during [[spoiler:Jasper's return.]] The heavy bass combined with Lapis's discordant piano scarily calls back to Collusion and Malachite's theme. It reaches a head before becoming more of a quiet-after-the-storm piece.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-somewhere-alone-at-sea Somewhere Alone at Sea]] accompanies Steven, Greg, and Lapis' cruise in "Alone at Sea", and sets a pleasant scene. Then we get [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-this-is-between-us The Confrontation]], the chilling piece that plays during [[spoiler:Jasper's return.]] Jasper's return. The heavy bass combined with Lapis's discordant piano scarily calls back to Collusion and Malachite's theme. It reaches a head before becoming more of a quiet-after-the-storm piece.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-no-one-can-know No One Can Know]], the music composed for "A Single Pale Rose", when [[spoiler:Steven discovers the truth that his mother, Rose Quartz, and Pink Diamond, were both one and the same person]], really hammers the point home that [[spoiler:this is an event of finality; Pink Diamond, in spirit, will die, replaced by her alter-ego, Rose Quartz.]] What makes it even more poignant is that [[spoiler:Pearl's memory at that point does not follow Pink Diamond, nor Pearl herself (in the false shape-shifted form of Rose Quartz), out of the palanquin, to the point where they perform the deed of faking her shattering, as if to hammer in the gravity of Pink Diamond's fate further.]] If it weren't for the fact that there is more story to the series, one could confuse this episode with a series finale. It's THAT heartbreaking, relieving, and final at the same time.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvN6m2oeQSI "Ruby Rider']] from "The Question" is a country song sung by Ruby, where she talks about life on the frontier, and how she no longer needs Sapphire [[spoiler:(though it eventually turns out not to be the case)]].
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvN6m2oeQSI "Ruby Rider']] from "The Question" is a country song sung by Ruby, where she talks about life on the frontier, and how she no longer needs Sapphire [[spoiler:(though it eventually turns out not to be the case)]].
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-no-one-can-know No One Can Know]], the music composed for "A Single Pale Rose", when [[spoiler:Steven Steven discovers the truth that his mother, Rose Quartz, and Pink Diamond, were both one and the same person]], person, really hammers the point home that [[spoiler:this this is an event of finality; Pink Diamond, in spirit, will die, replaced by her alter-ego, Rose Quartz.]] Quartz. What makes it even more poignant is that [[spoiler:Pearl's Pearl's memory at that point does not follow Pink Diamond, nor Pearl herself (in the false shape-shifted form of Rose Quartz), out of the palanquin, to the point where they perform the deed of faking her shattering, as if to hammer in the gravity of Pink Diamond's fate further.]] further. If it weren't for the fact that there is more story to the series, one could confuse this episode with a series finale. It's THAT heartbreaking, relieving, and final at the same time.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvN6m2oeQSI "Ruby Rider']] from "The Question" is a country song sung by Ruby, where she talks about life on the frontier, and how she no longer needs Sapphire[[spoiler:(though (though it eventually turns out not to be the case)]].case).
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvN6m2oeQSI "Ruby Rider']] from "The Question" is a country song sung by Ruby, where she talks about life on the frontier, and how she no longer needs Sapphire
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCXllbPV2HU 'Familiar']], from the episode of the same name, is a beautiful, slow song about Steven realizing [[spoiler: how Pink Diamond's relationship with the other Diamonds [[NotSoDifferentRemark was the same as his relationship with the Crystal Gems back on Season 1]] and how he can use everything he has learned since then to help the grieving Diamonds.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCXllbPV2HU 'Familiar']], from the episode of the same name, is a beautiful, slow song about Steven realizing [[spoiler: how Pink Diamond's relationship with the other Diamonds [[NotSoDifferentRemark was the same as his relationship with the Crystal Gems back on Season 1]] and how he can use everything he has learned since then to help the grieving Diamonds.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA-o2vmlCOM "Change Your Mind"]], the song sung by Steven at the end of the episode of the same name, is a short but beautiful song about [[BeYourself self-love and the desire to be accepted by others]], perfectly placed after Steven had [[spoiler:the bad experience of confronting [[TheCorrupter White]] [[WhyCouldntYouBeDifferent Diamond]]]]. Rebecca Sugar wrote the song for herself [[RealitySubtext after being faced with similar issues]].
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA-o2vmlCOM "Change Your Mind"]], the song sung by Steven at the end of the episode of the same name, is a short but beautiful song about [[BeYourself self-love and the desire to be accepted by others]], perfectly placed after Steven had [[spoiler:the the bad experience of confronting [[TheCorrupter White]] [[WhyCouldntYouBeDifferent Diamond]]]].Diamond]]. Rebecca Sugar wrote the song for herself [[RealitySubtext after being faced with similar issues]].
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pA-OPaC72k "Let Us Adore You"]], though quite short, features some ''gorgeous'' harmonizing from the Diamonds, and is a good indication of how the Diamonds have not only become more benevolent, but how they've learned to come together as a family again. It also gets a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iToG7boxo64 reprise]] that mixes it with "Found" when [[spoiler: Spinel is adopted by the Diamonds.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pA-OPaC72k "Let Us Adore You"]], though quite short, features some ''gorgeous'' harmonizing from the Diamonds, and is a good indication of how the Diamonds have not only become more benevolent, but how they've learned to come together as a family again. It also gets a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iToG7boxo64 reprise]] that mixes it with "Found" when [[spoiler: Spinel is adopted by the Diamonds.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTrMZEmQ8Zk "True Kinda Love"]], performed by Estelle and Zach Callison. A soothing R&B number that leaves one feeling all warm and fuzzy inside. Sung during the climax of the movie, [[spoiler: starting at Garnet's triumphant return from her amnesia, and playing throughout the evacuation of Beach City.]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v_KfioWSf4 "Other Friends"]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmBB_-2hFqY "Drift Away"]], the {{Villain Song}}s of the movie, sung by the movie's BigBad [[spoiler: Spinel]]. The first is a punchy, rambunctious ElectroSwing song, fitting of her wild personality and her InkblotCartoonStyle design, with wild, expressive vocals from Sarah Stiles that show off her incredible range. The second is a [[spoiler: slow, mournful, and synth-instrumentaled VillainousLament about Pink Diamond telling her to wait at the garden, how she waited for 6000 years, her self-doubt about wondering if she's done something wrong, and her revelation that her waiting was AllForNothing when Steven's announcement showed that Pink was never going to come back for her.]]
** How awesome is "Other Friends"? ''It was the #1 trending video on [=YouTube=] the night of the movie's premiere.''
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX3iW8pgxD0 "system/[=BOOT.PearlFinal=](3).Info"]] a graceful, classy, and almost jingle-like ditty, sung by Pearl, with spoken-word interjections by Greg and Steven, [[spoiler: after she, and the rest of the Crystal Gems get reset to their original base state after being poofed by a Rejuvenator; about her introducing herself, and explaining the original functions of the other Gems as they reform one by one.]] A song that is, like its strange title, offputting and uncomfortable, [[spoiler: as Pearl has essentially been forced back into her orignal slavish self, swearing her eternal servitude to her [[AccidentalMisnaming "Um-Greg-Universe"]], casually remarking how only one Ruby is strange, and cheerily remarking how [[InnocentlyInsensitive Amethyst is not the best example of what an Amethyst should be, and how "something is clearly wrong"]]]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmi_K8umKFo "Independent Together"]], sung by [[spoiler: a fusion of Steven and Greg]] to help remind a rejuvenated Pearl of who she really is. It works like a charm, and halfway through the song, [[spoiler: Amethyst and Pearl fuse, leading to a spectacular duet between Steg and Opal.]] The best part is, [[spoiler: Steg and Opal's voice actors (Ted Leo and Aimee Mann)]] are an actual musical duo in real life!
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcFT_dZ_rOU "Who We Are"]] starts with Steven singing a DarkReprise of "Happily Ever After" after [[spoiler: the Crystal Gems get rebooted to their original base selves]]. Then Bismuth gives her funky and awesome version of the Crystal Gem song in the form of a BadassBoast, and the two songs mix in epic harmony.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGkiOGe7FdU "Change"]], a climactic epic ballad sung by Steven during his [[spoiler: [[IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight I Know You're In There Somewhere]] FinalBattle with Spinel]], about how you can change your world for the better and make a difference if you understand that you can make changes happen, that you can be a better person if you understand that you are the only one who controls how you are.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9_wACQvhys "No Matter What"]] is a jaunty, upbeat little duet between Steven and Amethyst as they reaffirm their friendship for one another [[spoiler: and help Amethyst recover her identity]]. It's catchy, charming, and fun with heartfelt lyrics and amazing vocals.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v_KfioWSf4 "Other Friends"]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmBB_-2hFqY "Drift Away"]], the {{Villain Song}}s of the movie, sung by the movie's BigBad [[spoiler: Spinel]]. The first is a punchy, rambunctious ElectroSwing song, fitting of her wild personality and her InkblotCartoonStyle design, with wild, expressive vocals from Sarah Stiles that show off her incredible range. The second is a [[spoiler: slow, mournful, and synth-instrumentaled VillainousLament about Pink Diamond telling her to wait at the garden, how she waited for 6000 years, her self-doubt about wondering if she's done something wrong, and her revelation that her waiting was AllForNothing when Steven's announcement showed that Pink was never going to come back for her.]]
** How awesome is "Other Friends"? ''It was the #1 trending video on [=YouTube=] the night of the movie's premiere.''
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX3iW8pgxD0 "system/[=BOOT.PearlFinal=](3).Info"]] a graceful, classy, and almost jingle-like ditty, sung by Pearl, with spoken-word interjections by Greg and Steven, [[spoiler: after she, and the rest of the Crystal Gems get reset to their original base state after being poofed by a Rejuvenator; about her introducing herself, and explaining the original functions of the other Gems as they reform one by one.]] A song that is, like its strange title, offputting and uncomfortable, [[spoiler: as Pearl has essentially been forced back into her orignal slavish self, swearing her eternal servitude to her [[AccidentalMisnaming "Um-Greg-Universe"]], casually remarking how only one Ruby is strange, and cheerily remarking how [[InnocentlyInsensitive Amethyst is not the best example of what an Amethyst should be, and how "something is clearly wrong"]]]]
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmi_K8umKFo "Independent Together"]], sung by [[spoiler: a fusion of Steven and Greg]] to help remind a rejuvenated Pearl of who she really is. It works like a charm, and halfway through the song, [[spoiler: Amethyst and Pearl fuse, leading to a spectacular duet between Steg and Opal.]] The best part is, [[spoiler: Steg and Opal's voice actors (Ted Leo and Aimee Mann)]] are an actual musical duo in real life!
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcFT_dZ_rOU "Who We Are"]] starts with Steven singing a DarkReprise of "Happily Ever After" after [[spoiler: the Crystal Gems get rebooted to their original base selves]]. Then Bismuth gives her funky and awesome version of the Crystal Gem song in the form of a BadassBoast, and the two songs mix in epic harmony.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGkiOGe7FdU "Change"]], a climactic epic ballad sung by Steven during his [[spoiler: [[IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight I Know You're In There Somewhere]] FinalBattle with Spinel]], about how you can change your world for the better and make a difference if you understand that you can make changes happen, that you can be a better person if you understand that you are the only one who controls how you are.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9_wACQvhys "No Matter What"]] is a jaunty, upbeat little duet between Steven and Amethyst as they reaffirm their friendship for one another [[spoiler: and help Amethyst recover her identity]]. It's catchy, charming, and fun with heartfelt lyrics and amazing vocals.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTrMZEmQ8Zk "True Kinda Love"]], performed by Estelle and Zach Callison. A soothing R&B number that leaves one feeling all warm and fuzzy inside. Sung during the climax of the movie, [[spoiler: starting at Garnet's triumphant return from her amnesia, and playing throughout the evacuation of Beach City.]]
City.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v_KfioWSf4 "Other Friends"]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmBB_-2hFqY "Drift Away"]], the {{Villain Song}}s of the movie, sung by the movie's BigBad[[spoiler: Spinel]].Spinel. The first is a punchy, rambunctious ElectroSwing song, fitting of her wild personality and her InkblotCartoonStyle design, with wild, expressive vocals from Sarah Stiles that show off her incredible range. The second is a [[spoiler: slow, mournful, and synth-instrumentaled VillainousLament about Pink Diamond telling her to wait at the garden, how she waited for 6000 years, her self-doubt about wondering if she's done something wrong, and her revelation that her waiting was AllForNothing when Steven's announcement showed that Pink was never going to come back for her.]]
**her. How awesome is "Other Friends"? ''It was the #1 trending video on [=YouTube=] the night of the movie's premiere.''
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX3iW8pgxD0 "system/[=BOOT.PearlFinal=](3).Info"]] a graceful, classy, and almost jingle-like ditty, sung by Pearl, with spoken-word interjections by Greg and Steven,[[spoiler: after she, and the rest of the Crystal Gems get reset to their original base state after being poofed by a Rejuvenator; about her introducing herself, and explaining the original functions of the other Gems as they reform one by one.]] one. A song that is, like its strange title, offputting and uncomfortable, [[spoiler: as Pearl has essentially been forced back into her orignal slavish self, swearing her eternal servitude to her [[AccidentalMisnaming "Um-Greg-Universe"]], casually remarking how only one Ruby is strange, and cheerily remarking how [[InnocentlyInsensitive Amethyst is not the best example of what an Amethyst should be, and how "something is clearly wrong"]]]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmi_K8umKFo "Independent Together"]], sung by[[spoiler: a fusion of Steven and Greg]] Greg to help remind a rejuvenated Pearl of who she really is. It works like a charm, and halfway through the song, [[spoiler: Amethyst and Pearl fuse, leading to a spectacular duet between Steg and Opal.]] Opal. The best part is, [[spoiler: Steg and Opal's voice actors (Ted Leo and Aimee Mann)]] Mann) are an actual musical duo in real life!
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcFT_dZ_rOU "Who We Are"]] starts with Steven singing a DarkReprise of "Happily Ever After" after[[spoiler: the Crystal Gems get rebooted to their original base selves]].selves. Then Bismuth gives her funky and awesome version of the Crystal Gem song in the form of a BadassBoast, and the two songs mix in epic harmony.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGkiOGe7FdU "Change"]], a climactic epic ballad sung by Steven during his[[spoiler: [[IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight I Know You're In There Somewhere]] FinalBattle with Spinel]], Spinel, about how you can change your world for the better and make a difference if you understand that you can make changes happen, that you can be a better person if you understand that you are the only one who controls how you are.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9_wACQvhys "No Matter What"]] is a jaunty, upbeat little duet between Steven and Amethyst as they reaffirm their friendship for one another[[spoiler: and help Amethyst recover her identity]].identity. It's catchy, charming, and fun with heartfelt lyrics and amazing vocals.
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7v_KfioWSf4 "Other Friends"]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmBB_-2hFqY "Drift Away"]], the {{Villain Song}}s of the movie, sung by the movie's BigBad
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DX3iW8pgxD0 "system/[=BOOT.PearlFinal=](3).Info"]] a graceful, classy, and almost jingle-like ditty, sung by Pearl, with spoken-word interjections by Greg and Steven,
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmi_K8umKFo "Independent Together"]], sung by
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcFT_dZ_rOU "Who We Are"]] starts with Steven singing a DarkReprise of "Happily Ever After" after
* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGkiOGe7FdU "Change"]], a climactic epic ballad sung by Steven during his
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1NdlnRPmaQ "Let Me Do This for You, Rose"]] by Awkward Marina. A song for Pearl that's light and catchy [[spoiler:until the epic MoodWhiplash of the chorus kicks in at the 1-14 mark.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1NdlnRPmaQ "Let Me Do This for You, Rose"]] by Awkward Marina. A song for Pearl that's light and catchy [[spoiler:until until the epic MoodWhiplash of the chorus kicks in at the 1-14 1:14 mark.]]
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* [[UpToEleven And NOW]], we have [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL1mVMCjMe4 the version]] that played on "Change Your Mind". It's less powerful in the sense of less instruments and having a warmer tune, but [[spoiler: considering it comes for an EarnYourHappyEnding moment after saving all the Corrupted Gems and finally making friends with White Diamond,]] it works just as well as the others.
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* [[UpToEleven And NOW]], NOW, we have [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IL1mVMCjMe4 the version]] that played on "Change Your Mind". It's less powerful in the sense of less instruments and having a warmer tune, but [[spoiler: considering it comes for an EarnYourHappyEnding moment after saving all the Corrupted Gems and finally making friends with White Diamond,]] it works just as well as the others.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCXllbPV2HU 'Familiar']], from the episode of the same name, is a beautiful, slow song about Steven realizing [[spoiler: how Pink Diamond's relationship with the other Diamonds [[NotSoDifferent [[NotSoDifferentRemark was the same as his relationship with the Crystal Gems back on Season 1]] and how he can use everything he has learned since then to help the grieving Diamonds.]]
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-1FAgZ06Gs "Happily Ever After"]], After"]] has Steven and the Gems giving an ExpositionDump of their stories and how they have grown. Gets an equally awesome reprise in the ending and is used as the theme of Steven Universe Future.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T691mIn9Brs The Mother]], which Mother]] plays in the fight with the Centipeetle Mother in "Gem Glow". The energetic bassline and bits of piano combine to make a track that really makes you pumped.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-1FAgZ06Gs "Happily Ever After"]], has Steven and the Gems giving an ExpositionDump of their stories and how they have grown. Gtet's Gets an equally awesome reprise in the ending and is used as the theme of Steven Universe Future.
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* The show's second opening sequence includes a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiejQyVI-F8 remix of "We are the Crystal Gems"]] that is better that it has every right to be, complete with added synth, drum & bass, an electric guitar riff, and an extended version that adds back in Steven's pilot rendition and gives us an added bridge wherein Pearl, Garnet, Amethyst, and Steven declare their purpose for fighting for Earth. Possibly to match the show's increasing emotional complexity and stakes, the finished effect feels more dark and intense but also hints at the growing strength and bonding of the characters.
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* The show's second opening sequence includes a [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9-_9eBRaZo com/watch?v=CiejQyVI-F8 remix of "We are the Crystal Gems"]] that is better that it has every right to be, complete with added synth, drum & bass, an electric guitar riff, and an extended version that adds back in Steven's pilot rendition and gives us an added bridge wherein Pearl, Garnet, Amethyst, and Steven declare their purpose for fighting for Earth. Possibly to match the show's increasing emotional complexity and stakes, the finished effect feels more dark and intense but also hints at the growing strength and bonding of the characters.
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* And now, we have an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9-_9eBRaZo extended version]] that completes the theme. Adding back in Steven's pilot rendition, there's an added bridge wherein Pearl, Garnet, Amethyst, and Steven declare their purpose for fighting for Earth, finishing with a slightly faster reprise of the second opening theme.
* And now, we have an [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9-_9eBRaZo extended version]] that completes the theme. Adding back in Steven's pilot rendition, there's an added bridge wherein Pearl, Garnet, Amethyst, and Steven declare their purpose for fighting for Earth, finishing with a slightly faster reprise of the second opening theme.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XLWd_x6ADY "Obsidian"]], the titular fusion's theme song. It's a mixture of Steven, Garnet, Pearl and Amethyst's musical elements, it is absolutely epic, and has been compared to music from ''VideoGame/ShadowOfTheColossus'', which is appropriate, considering it involves ''climbing a giant robot''.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XLWd_x6ADY "Obsidian"]], the titular fusion's theme song. It's song, is a mixture of Steven, Garnet, Pearl and Amethyst's musical elements, it elements. It is absolutely epic, and it has been compared to music from ''VideoGame/ShadowOfTheColossus'', which is appropriate, considering it involves ''climbing a giant robot''.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-here-comes-a-thought-rebecca-sugar-feat-estelle-aj-michalka "Here Comes a Thought"]], sung by Garnet and, singing for the first time in series, Stevonnie. Both sing their individual parts and then perform a duet. The whole message of the song really hits home, especially with viewers who deal with anxiety or stress-management issues. The song is about how moving past negative thoughts and bad memories of the past can help a person grow and really, it's such an amazing message to teach to younger viewers.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-here-comes-a-thought-rebecca-sugar-feat-estelle-aj-michalka [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHg50mdODFM "Here Comes a Thought"]], sung by Garnet and, singing for the first time in series, Stevonnie. Both sing their individual parts and then perform a duet. The whole message of the song really hits home, especially with viewers who deal with anxiety or stress-management issues. The song is about how moving past negative thoughts and bad memories of the past can help a person grow and really, it's such an amazing message to teach to younger viewers.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cUE9Jom0o4 "I'd rather be me with you"]] is an endearing song that Steven sings to Connie. Although it has the sad subtext of Steven wanting to fuse permanently with Connie because of fear of her leaving him behind to pursue her studies, it can also be interpreted as the expression of everything Connie represents to him and how he wants to be a part of her life in the future, feeling that Connie clearly reciprocates by her reaction to the song.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cUE9Jom0o4 "I'd rather be me with you"]] Rather Be Me With You"]] is an endearing song that Steven sings to Connie. Although it has the sad subtext of Steven wanting to fuse permanently with Connie because of fear of her leaving him behind to pursue her studies, it can also be interpreted as the expression of everything Connie represents to him and how he wants to be a part of her life in the future, feeling that Connie clearly reciprocates by her reaction to the song.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-here-comes-a-thought-rebecca-sugar-feat-estelle-aj-michalka "Here Comes a Thought"]], a song sung by Garnet and, singing for the first time in series, Stevonnie. Both sing their individual parts and then perform a duet. The whole message of the song really hits home, especially with viewers who deal with anxiety or stress-management issues. The song is about how moving past negative thoughts and bad memories of the past can help a person grow and really, it's such an amazing message to teach to younger viewers.
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* [[https://soundcloud.com/aivisura/steven-universe-here-comes-a-thought-rebecca-sugar-feat-estelle-aj-michalka "Here Comes a Thought"]], a song sung by Garnet and, singing for the first time in series, Stevonnie. Both sing their individual parts and then perform a duet. The whole message of the song really hits home, especially with viewers who deal with anxiety or stress-management issues. The song is about how moving past negative thoughts and bad memories of the past can help a person grow and really, it's such an amazing message to teach to younger viewers.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmi_K8umKFo "Independent Together"]], a song sung by [[spoiler: a fusion of Steven and Greg]] to help remind a rejuvenated Pearl of who she really is. It works like a charm, and halfway through the song, [[spoiler: Amethyst and Pearl fuse, leading to a spectacular duet between Steg and Opal.]] The best part is, [[spoiler: Steg and Opal's voice actors (Ted Leo and Aimee Mann)]] are an actual musical duo in real life!
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qmi_K8umKFo "Independent Together"]], a song sung by [[spoiler: a fusion of Steven and Greg]] to help remind a rejuvenated Pearl of who she really is. It works like a charm, and halfway through the song, [[spoiler: Amethyst and Pearl fuse, leading to a spectacular duet between Steg and Opal.]] The best part is, [[spoiler: Steg and Opal's voice actors (Ted Leo and Aimee Mann)]] are an actual musical duo in real life!
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUoskKoT4XM "My Little Reason Why"]], a song sung by Blue Diamond, is a beautiful short song about how Blue Diamond has finally moved past her grief over what happened to Pink Diamond, and has learned how to use her emotional powers for good. Fans have been waiting for Lisa Hannigan's chance to sing, and she ''delivers''.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUoskKoT4XM "My Little Reason Why"]], a song sung by Blue Diamond, is a beautiful short song about how Blue Diamond has finally moved past her grief over what happened to Pink Diamond, and has learned how to use her emotional powers for good. Fans have been waiting for Lisa Hannigan's chance to sing, and she ''delivers''.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2WUnGVcvXI "We are the Crystal Gems"]] from the pilot. The show's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSyaXG5XsN0 theme song]] is a keyed-up, more upbeat version of the aforementioned song. It also serves as Steven's {{leitmotif}}. The most memorable of which is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E5e9YwGsDo Steven's Shield]], which plays when he first activates his weapon in "Gem Glow". The triumphant violin and piano really sell it.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2WUnGVcvXI "We are the Crystal Gems"]] from the pilot. The show's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSyaXG5XsN0 theme song]] is a keyed-up, more upbeat version of the aforementioned song. It also serves as Steven's {{leitmotif}}. The {{leitmotif}}, the most memorable of which is [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E5e9YwGsDo Steven's Shield]], which plays when he first activates his weapon in "Gem Glow". The triumphant violin and piano really sell it.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cvcr0tvYHM "Why So Blue?"]] from the episode of the same name is a soothing little song sung by Lapis, and it details how Lapis grew as a person and also has her try to convince the Lapises to see the beauty of Earth.
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Cvcr0tvYHM "Why So Blue?"]] from the episode of the same name is a soothing little song sung by Lapis, and it details how Lapis grew as a person and also has her try to convince the Lapises to see the beauty of Earth.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9_wACQvhys "No Matter What]] is a jaunty, upbeat little duet between Steven and Amethyst as they reaffirm their friendship for one another [[spoiler: and help Amethyst recover her identity]]. It's catchy, charming, and fun with heartfelt lyrics and amazing vocals.
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** How awesome is "Other Friends"? ''It was the #1 trending video on YouTube the night of the movie's premiere.''
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** How awesome is "Other Friends"? ''It was the #1 trending video on YouTube [=YouTube=] the night of the movie's premiere.''
