Drawn Together Soundtrack (2026): Every Song

Adapted from Mercedes Ron’s international best-selling romance novel Enfrentados: Marfil, the Prime Video original thriller Drawn Together pairs Élite superstar Ester Expósito with Hugo Diego Garcia in a high-stakes clash of suspense and forbidden desire. Directed by Óscar Pedraza, the story follows Marfil Cortés, the fiercely guarded daughter of a prominent Spanish industrialist who survives a harrowing kidnapping attempt in New York. To secure her safety, her family hires Sebastian Moore, an intensely secretive former soldier whose stoic professionalism immediately collides with Marfil’s rebellious spirit. Surrounded by deceptive allies played by Eric Masip, Pablo Molinero, and Lluís Homar, the film blends glamorous high-society aesthetics with raw psychological thriller tension as dangerous romantic obsession threatens to tear their defenses apart.

From nineties alt-rock staples to moody modern electronic cuts, the music in Drawn Together moves as fast as the thriller on screen. Music supervisors Shervin Hejazi and Alison Manicourt built an eclectic tracklist led by composer Luis Almau’s lush original theme "No Me Without You", sung alongside Victoria Beaumont. The film channels pure rebellious energy through No Doubt’s iconic "Just a Girl", standing alongside timeless radio classics like Seal’s "Crazy", Stevie Wonder’s synth-funk anthem "Part-Time Lover", and Jefferson Airplane’s psychedelic cut "White Rabbit". On the contemporary side, the sound leans into the dark guitar romance of Fontaines D.C.’s "Desire", Addison Rae’s glossy "New York", Isabel LaRosa’s viral favorite "i'm yours sped up", and the Spanish electronic pulse of Sega Bodega and Judeline’s "PIKI".