Murdaugh: Death in the Family - Season 1 Soundtrack: Every Song

Maggie is tending to her garden at the Moselle property when the peaceful atmosphere is disrupted by distant gunshots.

Paul Murdaugh shows up at the family home looking rough, his truck bearing the signs of a wild night.

Alex Murdaugh arrives at court for the final showdown. Closing arguments are set to begin, marking the climax of this highly anticipated trial.

In a playful turn, Alex pulls off an epic prank on Maggie in their bathroom, filling the space with an unexpected bunch of dead jellyfish. The surprise is palpable as Maggie discovers the creepy creatures staring back at her.

At the estate party, Paul and his friends, including Connor, Miley, Mallory, and Morgan, let loose, taking shots and engaging in good-natured banter as they revel together. The atmosphere is lively and carefree, with everyone laughing and having a great time.

A campus drive takes a wild turn when police step in to stop the car, taking Alec Murdaugh away in handcuffs. The sudden interruption leaves his friends behind as sirens fill the air, casting an uneasy atmosphere over the chaotic scene.

Investigative journalist Mandy Matney sits down with a teenage source and reviews footage of Paul driving. She also assures her witness that their identity will remain anonymous, but not before warning them about the Murdaughs' reputation for wielding significant influence.

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Alex confronts an insurance representative about the delayed payout for Alvarez, before shifting gears to play his upbeat tune "Big Red" at a local hotspot, showcasing his confident stage presence.

Alex blasts Jimmy Buffett's iconic hit "Kokomo" at home, then drops a bombshell announcement, they're jetting off to the Bahamas for a surprise family vacation to boost everyone's spirits.

While the Smiths are away on their summer break, Go-Go takes it upon herself to tackle the household tasks, keeping everything running smoothly in their absence.

Alex gently encourages a fidgety young boy to take the plunge and dive into the pool. With a reassuring smile, she eases his concerns and helps him build up the courage to take the leap.

In a moment of inebriated abandon, Alex makes a pass at an unsuspecting guest. The awkward encounter highlights the character's struggling social skills and the party's increasingly toxic atmosphere.

Mark Tinsley, an attorney, is back at his office dealing with the Beach family's lawsuit. His role now shifts from investigator to legal advocate as he prepares to take on their case.

Back at the office, Alex, Bruce, and Cory gather to mark a major milestone, they've just received money insurance settlement check following Gloria Satterfield's passing.

Investigative reporter Mandy Matney gets her hands on the Stephen Smith case files from Will Folks, also securing an offer to join the team at FITSNews. This marks a major turning point for Matney as she delves deeper into the mystery surrounding Smith's disappearance.

The family gathering continues with Blanca sharing her story about writing an obituary. Meanwhile, Maggie takes charge as host while Libby wrestles with her memory issues and can't help but gaze at the beautiful tree in the background.

Alex surprises Maggie with an unexpected gift at Moselle. The gesture reveals a thoughtful side to Alex's personality, showing he's been paying attention to what's important to her.

As Tony Satterfield is forced out of his home, the harsh reality of poverty and displacement sets in. The camera captures the heartbreaking moment as he's left standing outside, his belongings scattered on the sidewalk. This poignant moment marks a turning point for Tony, highlighting the struggles he faces daily.

In this flashback, we see Stephen's mom, Sandy, and sister, Stephanie, sharing a laugh as they reminisce about Stephen's lighthearted jokes about his beloved cat. The brief flashbacks reveals their warm bond and the joy that Stephen brought to those around him.

Stephen opens up about his enigmatic mystery man, sharing more about their cryptic relationship. As he reveals the details, the air is filled with intrigue and curiosity, leaving us eager to learn more about this captivating character.

Stephen walks into a lively party, surrounded by laughter and music. The pulsating beat of the DJ's set fills the air as he makes his way through the crowd, searching for familiar faces. Amidst the chaos, he spots a few acquaintances, their conversations punctuated by clinking glasses and warm smiles.

At the Watermelon Festival, tensions run high as Alex Murdaugh clashes with Tony Satterfield over settlement money. The drama escalates when Mark Tinsley joins the fray, leading to a very public confrontation between the three.

In a tense moment, Alex loses his cool and forcibly pushes Paul to the ground, displaying his frustration. The sudden outburst leaves both characters reeling.

Paul asks Buster to pull over so he can check out a memorial. As they come to a stop, Paul steps out to get a closer look. The two friends stand there in silence for a moment, taking in the significance of the marker.

At the Edisto Beach, South California

At the car

Maggie Murdaugh reveals to a shop clerk that her father-in-law is on his deathbed, prompting her to consider ending her marriage. The gravity of the situation becomes clear as Maggie's plans for divorce take shape.

In this tense dinner scene, Alex and Paul Murdaugh sit down for an uncomfortable meal after Maggie's absence leaves them struggling to fill the silence. They attempt to make small talk about Randolph's health, trying to steer clear of the elephant in the room.

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