Pluribus Season 1 (2025) Soundtrack Guide

Scene Context: Pluribus Official Trailer Music

Scene Context: Carol Sturka ranted to her manager/partner Helen about her recent book tour, dismissing her bestselling Wycaro series as "mindless crap" akin to a cheesy episode of Star Trek. Helen tried to boost Carol's spirits by urging her to focus on completing the more serious novel she'd been working on.

Scene Context: Koumba Diabaté invites Carol Sturka onto his private plane, where she's joined by Raban and several other women. The group boards the aircraft, setting the stage for whatever adventure awaits.

Scene Context: As they soar through the skies on a plane, Koumba Diabaté cracks a joke about the nuclear football, but his humor falls flat as Carol and Raban struggle to get everyone's attention.

Scene Context: Ending Closing Credits Music

Scene Context: Carol discovers that her local Sprouts supermarket is eerily deserted. In response, she summons Zosia and her collective network, who quickly mobilize a team to replenish the store's shelves.

Scene Context: Carol ventures solo into the recently replenished Sprouts market, stocking up on essentials and perhaps treating herself to something new.

Scene Context: After the explosive scene ends with a bang, we see a battered and bruised Carol sitting in a hospital waiting room, her clothes stained with blood. / Closing Credits Music

Scene Context: Manousos uses an angle grinder to cut through the locks on storage unit doors, accompanied by apologetic notes left behind. The forced entry sparks curiosity and raises questions about what lies ahead.

Scene Context: As Carol tries to make a quick exit, her car sputters to a halt with an abrupt silence. The sudden stillness is punctuated by the brief, fading hum of music from the radio before it too falls silent.

Scene Context: Carol rushes through a hospital supply room in search of narcotics. Her frantic search is abruptly halted when a pharmacy employee suddenly appears on the scene.

Scene Context: Mr. Diabaté claims victory in a high-stakes card game, saying goodbye to his rivals before departing the casino with his entourage. As he walks away, he's flanked by his female companions, their presence a testament to his newfound success.

Scene Context: alian musician Baaba Maal's alter ego, Diabaté, unwinds in a bath, getting some much-needed R&R.

Scene Context: Music plays in the background when Carol enters the store.

Scene Context: Carol Sturka (Rhea Seehorn) singing It's the End of the World in the car

Scene Context: Carol sings "I'm Alright" while driving the golf cart.

Scene Context: Carol singing Hot In Herre in the pool

Scene Context: Carol singing Georgia On My Mind at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum.

Scene Context: Carol playing golf on a building and breaking the window glass.

Scene Context: Carol lighting several fireworks in the street.

Scene Context: Carol opens up about her tough writing journey to Zosia while sipping coffee in a diner that rose from ashes.

Scene Context: Carol and Zosia cook up omelets in the kitchen, chatting as Zosia shares stories of her Gdańsk childhood.

Scene Context: Last Song

Scene Context: Carol sleeping on the couch