NPR's Daniel Estrin asks Nora Felder, the music supervisor for the series "Stranger Things," how she went about scoring the series over its decade-long run which ended this week.

Stranger Things may have ended, but its voice still lurks on the charts. With the finale settling in, enthusiasts are reaching out to music compiled for the show now, more than ever. The Netflix horror show had made itself staunch in following the 80s aesthetic.

As Stranger Things Season 5 prepares to close the door on Hawkins (and the Upside Down) for the final time, Volume 2 arrives with more than just high-stakes battles and emotional goodbyes.

With Stranger Things ending on Dec. 31 we look back on the show's lasting impact in the world of music and how it introduced classic songs of the '80s to a new generation.

With the final season of Stranger Things dropping at the end of the year, we are on the edge of our seats to see what Matt Duffer and Ross Duffer have in store for us, especially with the music selection in the show, which has played a large role in transporting us back into the culture of the ’80s. Some songs of the era that were prominently featured in the show’s first four seasons ...

But we will tell you that private investigator Murray Bauman (Brett Gelman) drops the needle on side B of the “Purple Rain” album during a climactic scene, giving viewers a chance to hear a chunk of “When Doves Cry.” Later, the song “Purple Rain” can be heard during a flashback montage that probably triggered the most reaches to the tissue box.