This catalogue lists 26 entries for Diane Warren: Relentless (2025). Album and trailer entries are shown separately when their scope is recorded.
Diane Warren: Relentless soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 26 entries
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- If I Could Turn Back TimeCher
Cher jokingly critiques Diane's rough vocal demo before being coerced into recording the eventually massive hit.
- Rhythm Of The NightDeBarge
Diane recounts signing her first publishing deal and the global success of her first major hit song.
- I Don't Want to Miss a Thing - From "Armageddon" SoundtrackAerosmith
Diane details the inspiration for this title track and the "thrill" of teaching it to Steven Tyler.
- How Do I LiveLeAnn Rimes
Diane highlights her preference for songwriting over singing as this ballad transitions into a discussion of vocalists.
- Un-break My HeartToni Braxton
Diane breaks down her "masterful" process of creating this modulation-heavy hit, which Toni Braxton then brought to life.
- Because You Loved MeCéline Dion
Diane reveals she wrote this song for her father, David Warren, thanking him for his belief.
- Stand up for Something (feat. Common)Andra Day
Diane's reputation as a "relentless" force in the music industry and her professional identity as a solo songwriter.
- Late Night "Molly's Theme"Lesley Barber
Diane's personal look at her daily life and the singular focus she places on her career.
- Make Your Own Kind Of MusicCass Elliot
Diane recalls discovering songwriter credits on records, realizing her destiny to be the writer, not the singer.
- Nothing's Gonna Stop Us NowStarship
Diane describes the pivotal lawsuit that led to her self-publishing and owning her subsequent musical catalog.
- I Get WeakBelinda Carlisle
A rapid montage of hits highlights Diane reaching the peak of her songwriting career and creative soaring.
- Who Will You Run ToHeart
Music swells during a transition focusing on Diane's relentless output and dominance of the pop charts.
- Blame It on the RainMilli Vanilli
The narrative emphasizes Diane's ability to create universal hits that resonate across diverse musical genres.
- Don't Turn AroundAce of Base
Archival vocals contrast with Diane's personal toughness, illustrating the emotional depth she provides to global pop artists.
- When I See You SmileBad English
Diane's transition from a "nobody" to a powerhouse songwriter capable of defining an era.
- Love Will Lead You BackTaylor Dayne
Diane reflects on her early demos as this ballad concludes the montage of her multi-platinum discography.
- Have You EverBrandy
A montage of award-nominated songs highlights Diane's vulnerability as the most nominated woman without an Oscar.
- Music of My Heart (feat. *NSYNC)Gloria Estefan
The narrative shifts to Diane's elusive Academy Award win while her songs continue to define film history.
- I Turn to YouChristina Aguilera
The universal sentiment Diane Warren builds into her songs, allowing them to belong to everyone.
- Can't Fight The MoonlightLeAnn Rimes
Diane's legacy of "open" songwriting is celebrated as she prepares for another night of Oscar nominations.
- There You'll BeFaith Hill
Archival footage shows Diane losing the Oscar to Randy Newman, highlighting her "most nominated" status.
- Til It Happens To YouLady Gaga
Diane plays the piano for Lady Gaga, who is moved to tears by the song's connection to their shared history of assault.
- I Was HereBeyoncé
Diane recounts pitching this legacy song to Jay-Z and the emotional experience of hearing Beyoncé record it in the studio.
- Only Love Can Hurt Like ThisPaloma Faith
Diane celebrates her TikTok success with a new generation while footage of "freaks" and animals at her Rescue Ranch plays.
- Dear Me - From The Original Documentary "Diane Warren: Relentless"Kesha
End credits.
- The Crazy OnesPaloma Faith
End credits.