
Noah Kahan's 'Staying Still' Rumored for Hunger Games Prequel
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Noah Kahans Staying Still Might Be in Hunger Games Prequels Soundtrack: Fans Speculate
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Noah Kahan's 'Staying Still' Rumored for Hunger Games Prequel. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 20th, Noah Cajon fans are buzzing because his highly anticipated album The Great Divide drops this Friday, April 24th, but the teased track, staying still didn't make the cut. Instead, rumors are flying that this angsty folk anthem is headed for the soundtrack of the new Hunger Games prequel, Sunrise on the Reeping, set two. Hit theaters in November. Cajon has been dropping hints for years, sharing quips of staying still on his secret TikTok account, the same day he announced the album's track list. He even used that audio in his official post, which feels too perfectly time to be random, especially after other fan favorites like Shape of My. Shadow in Pain is cold water got shelved too. Fans are all over social media piecing this together, loving how Cajon's Vermont folk vibes match the series' sound, just like the last prequels. Tracks from artists such as Sierra Farrell and Billy Strings. Olivia Rodrigo's hit can't catch me now, set the bar there, and with Cajon and Rodrigo, both huge fans of each other,
covering tracks and hitting. Saturday Night Live, back to back in May, it seems like a natural fit. Some speculate pain is cold water, could be the one, but Cajon said on X it just wouldn't gel with the album. Others think that the Lux edition might include it, given his history with stick season expansions, though that track feels too stand alone for his. Narrative style. With the great divide landing any day now, keep your eyes peeled. Cajon might drop the Hunger Games bombshell right after, turning this tease into a major movie moment. This has been Music News Today powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.
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