Loire Cotler

Loire Cotler, honestly, doesn’t just pop up in your average movie credits—she’s this wild vocal artist whose work is tucked into some pretty massive films. You might’ve caught her haunting vocals or those insane rhythms in Dune (2021). Yeah, that one. The space opera with sandworms and all the moody, epic desert stuff. She’s not just background noise; her voice sort of weaves through the soundtrack, giving the whole thing this weird, otherworldly vibe that sticks in your head way after the credits roll. Then Dune: Part Two (2024) dropped, and, surprise, she’s at it again. The sequel’s even more intense, and her vocals? They just ramp everything up—especially in those big, tense scenes where you can almost feel the dust in your teeth. Don’t sleep on her work in Dark Phoenix (2019) either. That movie—say what you want about superhero flicks—needed something special to stand out, and Cotler’s vocals totally delivered. There’s something about the way she blends all these global vocal techniques, almost like she’s channeling ten different cultures at once. Seriously, she doesn’t just sing; she creates this mood that makes every scene feel bigger and more alive. If you’re the type to dig into film credits, her name’s one to watch. She keeps showing up in these huge projects, and every time, her work just adds this extra, unexpected punch to the soundtracks.