
Private Eyes West Coast Soundtrack Season 1 (2026) Guide
Five years after the original series, married investigators Matt Shade (Jason Priestley) and Angie Everett (Cindy Sampson) relocate to Victoria, British Columbia, to raise their baby boy. However, their quiet West Coast life is upended when a night out places them at a murder scene. Convinced of the suspect's innocence, the dynamic duo is thrown headfirst back into the high-stakes world of investigation. Without their Toronto network, Shade and Angie must balance modern parenting while establishing a brand-new firm. Their thrilling new adventures take them across the stunning coastal wilderness, from tracking missing students in British Columbia to extracting confessions from surfers in Tofino.
Starring Jason Priestley and Cindy Sampson, Private Eyes: West Coast revives Canada's fan-favorite detective duo Matt Shade and Angie Everett five years after the original series. Now married and raising an infant son, the pair leave Toronto behind to start a fresh private investigation agency in picturesque Victoria, British Columbia. Broadcast on Global and The CW, this sunny procedural balances coast-to-coast crime-solving with modern domestic parenthood, framed against the dramatic ocean views and surf culture of Vancouver Island.
Sunny indie-pop melodies, throwback hip-hop, and coastal electronic beats fuel Shade and Everett's Pacific adventures. The pilot episode kicks into gear with Eric Starczan's breezy indie-pop track "Summer Break," while club and boating sequences feature Vindata's chill electronic cuts "Good 4 Me" and "No Service" (featuring Ozer). Adding upbeat retro fun to the investigatory banter, golden-era hip-hop anthem "It Takes Two" by Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock keeps the high-energy chemistry flowing between cases.
Episode 1: Pilot / Changing Tides (Sep 30, 2026)
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Summer Break
Eric Starczan
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Private Eyes
Dear Rouge
Scene Context: Private Eyes West Coast Theme Song
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Good 4 Me
Vindata
Scene Context: In the boat
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It Takes Two
Rob Base
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No Service (feat. Ozer)
Vindata
Scene Context: In the swimming pool reading
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Scene Context: Ending Credits Music
Episode 2: Shroom with a View (Oct 7, 2026)
Detective-wannabe Raine drops a missing-person case on Shade and Angie: a university student hasn’t returned from her hike, and a threatening note left under their door has her roommate panicking. The detectives dive into campus life, navigating lecture halls, shady student groups, and the ultimate question: Did the missing girl have a stalker? Meanwhile, Will conducts nanny interviews while watching Declan, which ends with a surprising nanny choice no one saw coming!
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Boys
Psymon Spine
Scene Context: Matt and Angie interrogate Lauren regarding Mayette's anxiety; shortly after, an electronic device malfunctions.
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Scene Context: Matt and Angie chase Connor; Matt has difficulty running due to swim fins.
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All of Me (Sebo & Madmotormiquel Remix)
Sissy
Scene Context: Raine infiltrates Grace's matchmaking pool party, with Matt and Angie providing remote support.
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Radiance
Alex Arcoleo
Scene Context: Raine interrogates Guy about Mayette, after which Grace introduces Isabelle as her soul double.
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Scene Context: Will's comprehensive baby-care book impresses Matt and Angie, leading them to hire him as Declan's nanny.
Episode 3: Where There's Smoke (Oct 14, 2026)
Shade and Angie are hired to investigate a suspicious fire in a Chinatown hair salon. Once the detectives discover the real target of the arson, they are thrust into Victoria's lucrative art scene, where they smoke out a scheme to destroy the remaining works of a beloved local painter.
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New Friends
Devin Kennedy
Scene Context: Following the conclusion of the case, Shade reconciles with Will near the pool table, and Angie coordinates a playdate with another mother.
Paying tribute to the franchise's musical heritage, the show revamps its legendary namesake anthem. Vancouver-based Juno Award-winning alt-rock duo Dear Rouge provides a driving, modern cover of "Private Eyes" as the show's new opening theme song, while Daryl Hall & John Oates' iconic 1981 original caps off the pilot during the ending credits. Explore the complete Private Eyes: West Coast Season 1 soundtrack guide on SeekerTune to track song placements by episode, check scene timestamps, and stream every featured track.
Main Cast
- Cindy Sampson Angie Everett
- Jason Priestley Matt Shade
Official Trailer
Related Soundtracks
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Summer Break | Eric Starczan |
| E1 | Private Eyes | Dear Rouge |
| E1 | Good 4 Me | Vindata |
| E1 | It Takes Two | Rob Base |
| E1 | No Service (feat. Ozer) | Vindata |
| E1 | Private Eyes | Daryl Hall & John Oates |
| E2 | Boys | Psymon Spine |
| E2 | edamame | bbno$ |
| E2 | All of Me (Sebo & Madmotormiquel Remix) | Sissy |
| E2 | Radiance | Alex Arcoleo |
| E2 | What I Like About You | The Romantics |
| E3 | New Friends | Devin Kennedy |





