Ride or Die Soundtrack (2026) Guide
Best friends, Judith and Debbie, know everything about each other … well, almost everything. Judith has been living a double life that Debbie knows nothing about: she is a highly trained assassin. When a hit goes horribly wrong, Judith and Debbie must go on the run together and work to repair their broken friendship—all while being targeted by a mysterious enemy who wants them dead. And only together, can they solve this layered mystery.
The soundtrack for Prime Video's action-comedy series Ride or Die features a high-energy mix of modern pop hits, alternative rock, and classic party tracks. The show's opening credits theme song is 'Kill of the Night' by Gin Wigmore, setting a bold tone for the series. Fans will also recognize songs from the official trailer, including Dua Lipa's hit 'Physical' and Anders Lewén and Kiralina's soul track 'Doing Good.
Key scenes in the early episodes are brought to life by famous pop and rock tracks. In Episode 1, Debbie (Octavia Spencer) dances in the kitchen to Salt-N-Pepa's classic 'Shoop' and parties to Robyn's 'Dancing On My Own,' while she and Judith (Hannah Waddingham) wake up to Doja Cat's 'Boss Bh.' In Episode 2, Meredith Brooks' 90s anthem 'Bh' plays as Judith hides bodies in the trunk, followed by Yeah Yeah Yeahs' 'Burning' during the dramatic final scenes.
Episode 1: The Book of Judith (Jul 15, 2026)
Best friends Debbie Claybourne and Judith Burton have their world's turned upside down when Debbie discovers Judith isn't a forensic accountant, she's an international assassin! When a mysterious figure from Judith's past emerges and a hit goes badly wrong, they're forced to go on the run together.
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Alibi (feat. Rudimental)
Ella Henderson
Scene Context: DJ playing at the snow party in Austria
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Mama Laudaaa
Almklausi & Specktakel
Scene Context: People dancing and drinking in the bar
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Nitro
Dick Dale
Scene Context: Debbie (Octavia Spencer) racing to buy an item before two men do.
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Kill of the Night
Gin Wigmore
Scene Context: Ride or Die Opening Credits Music Prime Video
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Scene Context: Debbie dancing in the kitchen
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Boss B***h
Scene Context: Debbie and Judith (Hannah Waddingham) waking up
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Keep it Down (Major Upset Mix)
My Bad Sister
Scene Context: Two women singing on stage
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Scene Context: Octavia Spencer dancing in the middle of the party
Episode 2: The Yellow Wood (Jul 15, 2026)
In the aftermath of the Gala, Judith scrambles to uncover who set her up. Debbie searches for answers about her husband and makes a terrible discovery. The Director gives Judith one last chance to finish her assignment, and Sam discovers where Billy Donovan is hiding.
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Scene Context: Hannah Waddingham hiding the bodies in the trunk.
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Kill of the Night
Gin Wigmore
Scene Context: Ride or Die Theme Music
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Better
Tess Henley
Episode 3: Strangers on a Train (Jul 15, 2026)
Debbie and Judith's road trip to Europe takes an unexpected turn when they're forced to travel by luxury train, only to discover they've been followed. Sam's one night stand is not what she seems. Queenie agrees to help Sam find a body. The Albanians are given a lead. Debbie makes an impossible discovery.
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Scene Context: Aerial shots of London
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Wonderful
Adam Ant
Scene Context: Debbie saying goodbye on the train.
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La Madrague
Scene Context: French music playing
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Get That from Me
Doug DeLuca
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Death Trap
Chloe Slater
Scene Context: Watching security camera footage
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I Am An Army
Scene Context: Judith smashes the mirror with her head.
Episode 4: The Spanish Prisoner (Jul 15, 2026)
Judith and Debbie make it to Spain, reeling from their discovery about David. The Director gives Judith an impossible choice. Interpol detective Jacques Boucher investigates a body on the train. Debbie and Judith work together to find Billy Donovan, and Debbie gets her groove back. Sam and Queenie make a dangerous decision. The Albanians close in.
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Bambola
Betta Lemme
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Me Gustas Tú
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Sin Piedad
Chuloo
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I Make This Look Good
Kidarah
Scene Context: Judith and Debbie entering a completely empty nightclub.
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Heard It Like This
ACRAZE , Joey Valence , Brae
Scene Context: Eletronic music playing
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Scene Context: People dancing in the nightclub
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Heute Nacht
Maddix
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Heat Waves
Glass Animals
Scene Context: Debbie walking alone through the city streets
Episode 5: The Count of Monte Carlo (Jul 15, 2026)
An unlikely trio sets off for Monte Carlo to track down David's missing bribe money. Judith is forced to adopt an old cover, Debbie comes up with a very risky plan and neither of them know if they can trust Billy Donovan. Sam disappoints Queenie. Mrs. Williams is visited by a former colleague.
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Laisse-moi t'aimer
Laurie Darmon
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Pretty Girl Era (French Version)
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El Salvavidas
Erwin Flores
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So Obsessed
Seibold , ittibitti
Scene Context: Entering the party in slow motion
Episode 6: Moonlight on the Bosphorus (Jul 15, 2026)
With Judith in life-threatening peril, Debbie and Billy must decide what to do next. A lifeline from Sam provides Judith with terrifying information, and secrets about her past are revealed. Queenie confronts The Director, Jacques offers Debbie a deal, and Sam and Queenie take matters into their own hands and embark on a dangerous mission.
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Now We Fall
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GØD
KiNG MALA
Episode 7: The Geneva Convention (Jul 15, 2026)
All roads converge in Geneva as everyone closes in on the stolen money. Judith discovers some unexpected guests, Interpol and the Albanians make their move, and romance blossoms. When the plan goes sideways, Judith and Debbie find themselves in mortal danger.
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Keep Me
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Awayfromhere
NO CEREMONY///
Scene Context: Debbie, handcuffed in the van, is asked who the woman in the photo is.
Episode 8: The Song of Deborah (Jul 15, 2026)
Back in London, Judith and Debbie's friendship seems beyond repair. Queenie learns a shocking truth, Sam deals with the fallout of his actions, and the Director takes Judith back into the fold. As the final piece of Ana's plan falls into place, Debbie and Judith hurtle towards a spectacular season finale.
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See Her Out (Thats Just Life)
Francis and the Lights
Scene Context: Debbie gets out of the car, surrounded by photographers and reporters.
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Lift You Up
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How Strong I Am
Ride or Die Trailer Songs
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Doing Good
Anders Lewén , Kiralina
Ride or Die Prime Video Trailer Music
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Physical
Second song in Ride or Die Trailer
Ride or Die (Prime Original Series Soundtrack)
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I Know How to Find Them
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On the Run
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Thousands of Graves
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We Know Where Home Is
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Let Me Out
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Judith's Story
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Don't Ever Come Back
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Surveillance Static
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Road Trip
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You Were Always an Exception
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We Were Being Followed
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Only Getting Started
As Debbie and Judith embark on their European road trip, the soundtrack transitions to classic indie and European tunes. Episode 3 features Supergrass' British rock hit 'Alright' during aerial shots of London, Adam Ant's 'Wonderful' as Debbie says goodbye on the train, and Brigitte Bardot's classic French pop song 'La Madrague' playing during their travels. This diverse tracklist perfectly matches the show's fast-paced comedy and globe-trotting action.
Main Cast
- Hannah Waddingham Judith Burton
- Octavia Spencer Debbie Claybourne
- Bill Nighy The Director
- Ed Skrein Billy Donovan
Official Trailer
Related Soundtracks
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Alibi (feat. Rudimental) | Ella Henderson |
| E1 | Mama Laudaaa | Almklausi & Specktakel |
| E1 | Nitro | Dick Dale |
| E1 | Kill of the Night | Gin Wigmore |
| E1 | Shoop | Salt-N-Pepa |
| E1 | Boss B***h | Doja Cat |
| E1 | Keep it Down (Major Upset Mix) | My Bad Sister |
| E1 | Dancing On My Own | Robyn |
| E2 | B***h | Meredith Brooks |
| E2 | Kill of the Night | Gin Wigmore |
| E2 | Better | Tess Henley |
| E2 | Burning | Yeah Yeah Yeahs |
| E3 | Alright | Supergrass |
| E3 | Wonderful | Adam Ant |
| E3 | La Madrague | Brigitte Bardot |
| E3 | Get That from Me | Doug DeLuca |
| E3 | Death Trap | Chloe Slater |
| E3 | I Am An Army | Ruelle |
| E4 | Bambola | Betta Lemme |
| E4 | Me Gustas Tú | Manu Chao |
| E4 | Sin Piedad | Chuloo |
| E4 | I Make This Look Good | Kidarah |
| E4 | Heard It Like This | ACRAZE, Joey Valence, Brae |
| E4 | Don't Start Now | Dua Lipa |
| E4 | Heute Nacht | Maddix |
| E4 | Heat Waves | Glass Animals |
| E5 | Laisse-moi t'aimer | Laurie Darmon |
| E5 | Pretty Girl Era (French Version) | LU KALA |
| E5 | El Salvavidas | Erwin Flores |
| E5 | So Obsessed | Seibold, ittibitti |
| E6 | Now We Fall | Tors |
| E6 | GØD | KiNG MALA |
| E7 | Keep Me | Novo Amor |
| E7 | Awayfromhere | NO CEREMONY/// |
| E8 | See Her Out (Thats Just Life) | Francis and the Lights |
| E8 | Lift You Up | Ruelle |
| E8 | How Strong I Am | Madeline Edwards |
Frequently Asked Questions
Who composed the music for Ride or Die?
The score for Ride or Die was composed by Isabella Summers.
How many songs are in the soundtrack for Ride or Die?
There are 52 songs featured in the soundtrack for Ride or Die. SeekerTune lists all of them with detailed scene descriptions.
What are the genres of Ride or Die?
The main genres for Ride or Die include Action & Adventure.
How many seasons does Ride or Die have?
The TV show Ride or Die currently has 1 season.
What is the name of the song that plays during the opening credits of the series Ride or Die?
Hello Junior, The theme song is Kill Of The Night by Gin Wigmore
Community Q&A
Junior says:
What is the name of the song that plays during the opening credits of the series Ride or Die?
SeekerTune says:
Hello Junior, The theme song is Kill Of The Night by Gin Wigmore