Furious Soundtrack Season 1 (2026) Guide
In the psychological crime thriller Furious from creator Elizabeth Meriwether, rookie FBI agent Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) embarks on a relentless cat-and-mouse hunt for Catherine (Lola Petticrew), a deeply calculating and elusive female serial killer. Loosely inspired by the 1987 neo-noir film Black Widow, the series follows Alice as she uncovers a dark web of trauma and vengeance where the killer specifically targets her former abusers. As both women stubbornly pursue their own distinct versions of justice, their complicated pasts and personal demons begin to intertwine, rapidly blurring the thin lines between right, wrong, and morality.
The 2026 drama series Furious follows detective Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) as she spirals into a dark investigation of a suspicious overdose, tracked by a contemporary, genre-blending soundtrack. The show's musical landscape mirrors Alice's self-destructive habits, featuring a gritty mix of post-punk, classic R&B, modern alternative pop, and electronic club beats.
Key emotional and dramatic scenes throughout the season are defined by standout needle drops. Elvis Costello’s 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' scores a tense, contractual encounter between characters in the premiere, while Rihanna and Calvin Harris's high-energy hit 'We Found Love' contrasts with the domestic cleanup scenes in later episodes.
Popular Songs from Season 1
Episode 1: The Gorgon (Jul 27, 2026)
Alice investigates a suspicious overdose as Catherine plots her next move.
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Blue Disco
Scene Context: Music playing in the restaurant
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Scene Context: Singing along to the music playing on the car radio
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Wonderful Illusions
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Scene Context: Using drugs in the apartment
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Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
Scene Context: Singing along to the music he plays in his apartment when he hands Catherine (Lola Petticrew) the contract to sign for them to make love consensually.
Episode 2: My Life Had Stood a Loaded Gun (Jul 27, 2026)
Alice fixates on the case, leading to old habits. Catherine lays her trap.
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Scene Context: Song playing in the bar
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ily (i love you baby) [feat. Emilee]
Surf Mesa
Scene Context: Pop dance music in the bar
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Never Change
Amor Amor
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Homie Don’t Shake
Scene Context: Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) drinking at the bar
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We Found Love
Scene Context: Cleaning the apartment
Episode 3: Memory Distortion (Jul 27, 2026)
Alice’s work on the case forces her to face her past. Catherine heads home.
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It's Getting Better
Scene Context: Talking in the park
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We Found Love
Scene Context: Catherine sings while searching through items in her room.
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That's What I Want
AKOSIA
Scene Context: Doing a live stream eating cookie
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No Flockin
Kodak Black
Scene Context: The girls listening to music in the motel room.
Episode 4: Flash Flood (Aug 3, 2026)
Alice and Danny pursue a lead out of town. Catherine assumes a new identity.
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Trouble, Heartaches & Sadness
Scene Context: Music playing while they're talking in the car
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Have You Seen Her
The Chi-Lites
Scene Context: Nora singing while walking
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What A Catch, Donnie
Scene Context: Song played when Catherine arrives home, and Alden asks her to be his girlfriend.
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Have You Seen Her
The Chi-Lites
Scene Context: Furious Episode 4 Closing Credits Music
Episode 5: Pick a Sticker (Aug 10, 2026)
Alice and Catherine take extreme measures to get what they want.
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June in Lisbon - Burlesque
Big Lucky Hot Jazz Orchestra
Scene Context: Outside the club, Alice and Nora discuss the details of the 2012 Jane Doe case.
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21st Century (Digital Boy)
Bad Religion
Scene Context: During the interrogation, Hal screams from another room while Alden increases the volume of the music.
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Heavy Balloon
Scene Context: Alice tidies her apartment, drinks water, and examines photographs of herself with Marshall.
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Awake
Godsmack
Scene Context: Alden and Catherine are reviewing documents on his laptop.
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Ain't It Strange
Scene Context: Alice and Catherine are shown in the waiting room of a survivors' shelter during the closing credits.
Episode 6: They Make a Noise Like Feathers (Aug 17, 2026)
Alice has one hour to get Catherine to trust her.
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Scene Context: Marshall tracks Alice's location using his phone while in his car.
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Badfish
Scene Context: Marshall is depicted drinking and singing along to music while waiting in his vehicle.
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No Way Out
Scene Context: Danny reviews video files on his laptop in his car and locates one tagged with "Alice". The scene ends with the credits.
Episode 7: Some Days It Don't Come Easy (Aug 24, 2026)
Alice spirals after Danny must decide what to do with sensitive information.
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In the Pines
The Kossoy Sisters
Scene Context: Emma is in the greenhouse.
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Scene Context: Nora performs karaoke at a bar.
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We Found Love
Scene Context: Catherine exits the vehicle and walks towards Jay's house as the end credits begin.
From the moody restaurant atmosphere set by Arlo Parks's 'Blue Disco' to the rowdy bar scenes featuring Fontaines D.C.’s post-punk anthem 'Boys in the Better Land' and Fcukers's 'Homie Don’t Shake,' the soundtrack captures the series' urban tension. The tracklist is rounded out by classic pop from Cass Elliot and modern hip-hop like Kodak Black’s 'No Flockin' during a motel getaway.
Main Cast
- Emmy Rossum Alice
- Lola Petticrew
- Scoot McNairy
- Quincy Tyler Bernstine
Official Trailer
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Blue Disco | Arlo Parks |
| E1 | All My Life | K-Ci, JoJo |
| E1 | Wonderful Illusions | Eartha Kitt |
| E1 | Au Pays du Cocaine | Geese |
| E1 | Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood | Elvis Costello |
| E2 | Boys in the Better Land | Fontaines D.C. |
| E2 | ily (i love you baby) [feat. Emilee] | Surf Mesa |
| E2 | Never Change | Amor Amor |
| E2 | Homie Don’t Shake | Fcukers |
| E2 | We Found Love | Rihanna, Calvin Harris |
| E3 | It's Getting Better | Cass Elliot |
| E3 | We Found Love | Rihanna, Calvin Harris |
| E3 | That's What I Want | AKOSIA |
| E3 | No Flockin | Kodak Black |
| E4 | Trouble, Heartaches & Sadness | Ann Peebles |
| E4 | Have You Seen Her | The Chi-Lites |
| E4 | What A Catch, Donnie | Fall Out Boy |
| E4 | Have You Seen Her | The Chi-Lites |
| E5 | June in Lisbon - Burlesque | Big Lucky Hot Jazz Orchestra |
| E5 | 21st Century (Digital Boy) | Bad Religion |
| E5 | Heavy Balloon | Fiona Apple |
| E5 | Awake | Godsmack |
| E5 | Ain't It Strange | Patti Smith |
| E6 | Down | 311 |
| E6 | Badfish | Sublime |
| E6 | No Way Out | Warpaint |
| E7 | In the Pines | The Kossoy Sisters |
| E7 | I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That) | Meat Loaf |
| E7 | We Found Love | Rihanna, Calvin Harris |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the music for Furious: Season 1?
The score for Furious: Season 1 was composed by Ariel Marx.
How many songs are in the soundtrack for Furious: Season 1?
There are 29 songs featured in the soundtrack for Furious: Season 1. SeekerTune lists all of them with detailed scene descriptions.
What are the genres of Furious: Season 1?
The main genres for Furious: Season 1 include Drama, Crime.
How many seasons does Furious have?
The TV show Furious currently has 1 season.