Filmtrax/Atlantic Screen Music will release a soundtrack album for the romantic comedy drama Solo Mio. The album features the film’s original music composed by Joy Ngiaw (WondLa, Blush, Glamorous, Rescued by Ruby, Barbie Mysteries: The Great Horse Chase) The soundtrack will be released digitally tomorrow, February 6. The streaming/download link will be added to this article soon. Solo Mio is directed by Charles & Daniel Kinnane and stars Kevin James, Kim Coates, Alyson Hannigan, Julee Cerda, Julie Ann Emery and Jonathan Roumie. The movie tells the story of a man who is left at the altar in Rome by his fiancée and decides to go on his honeymoon across Italy alone, immersing himself in the country’s vibrant culture, food, and beauty. The dramedy is being released in theaters nationwide this weekend by Angel Studios.
Here’s the album track list:
1. Left at the Altar (2:45)
2. Wish You Were Here (0:43)
3. Perdere (1:30)
4. I Want You to Be Happy (2:20)
5. Cheer Up, You’re in Rome (1:01)
6. Wasn’t Meant to Be (1:22)
7. Dinner Table Bet (1:14)
8. Lunch with Gia (1:47)
9. Don’t Leave (1:04)
10. Go See Italy (1:08)
11. Goodbye Kiss (0:57)
12. Couch Argument (1:15)
13. Alone Again (0:48)
14. Night Walk (2:10)
15. Solo Mio (1:27)
Emmy®-nominated composer Joy Ngiaw is set to release her original motion picture score for Solo Mio, the upcoming theatrical romantic comedy starring Kevin James. The soundtrack will be released digitally on Friday, February 6th alongside the film’s rollout, marking a major creative milestone for Ngiaw as she expands her celebrated career beyond animation into live-action storytelling.
Solo Mio represents a deliberate creative pivot for Ngiaw, who has crafted several epic soundscapes across a variety of Skydance Animation projects, including Apple TV’s WondLa, for which she is currently nominated for a Children & Family Emmy Award. The expansive orchestral score was featured in IndieWire’s “Best TV Scores of the Year” alongside The White Lotus and Severance, In contrast, Ngiaw’s work on Solo Mio is intimate and character-driven, drawing on nostalgic, bittersweet Italian influences. Featuring lush strings, guitar, mandolin, and Ngiaw’s signature vocal textures, the music underscores the film’s emotional heart with warmth, restraint, and melodic sincerity.
“From the first time I saw the film, I was deeply moved by Kevin James’s heartfelt performance,” says Ngiaw. “The directors Chuck and Dan wanted the score to be nostalgic, timeless, and bittersweet — a quieter, more intimate world than the large-scale fantastical stories I’ve been living in. It was creatively fulfilling in a whole new way.”
The release comes on the heels of not only Ngiaw’s recent Emmy nomination for WondLa, but also her selection as a 2024 BAFTA Breakthrough Artist. Ngiaw was also featured in Apple Southeast Asia Here’s to the Dreamers campaign in 2025, continuing to build a distinctive, globally resonant voice across both animation and live-action projects.
