Steal is the new British crime thriller on Amazon Prime Video – but what songs are on the soundtrack? Find out below.
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The show follows Zara Dunne, an office worker at a London investment firm played by Sophie Turner. When a gang of violent intruders storm the office. Zara and her co-worker Luke (Archie Madekwe) are forced to execute a massive theft of billions of pounds from customers’ pension funds.
DCI Rhys Covac (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) leads the investigation into who orchestrated the heist and why. Check out the trailer here:
The creator and principal writer of the series is Sotiris Nikias, who has a financial background of his own, and he has worked alongside co-writers Poppy Cogan and Shyam Popat.
All six episodes of the show are streaming on Amazon Prime Video as of Wednesday (January 21).
Turner is best known as Sansa Stark in Game Of Thrones, while Madekwe gained attention in Saltburn and Gran Turismo, while Fortune-Lloyd is known for Bodies and The Queen’s Gambit.
NME has given the show a four-star review, writing: “Steal is your first binge watch of 2026. Created and written by Sotiris Nikias, this Prime Video high-finance heist thriller set in the heart of London’s City is like a mix of Wall Street and Heat. Or Industry meets Line Of Duty, for a more British comparison.”
Every song on the Steal soundtrack
The show features original music from Martin Phipps, who has worked on massive shows such as The Crown, Peaky Blinders and Black Mirror, and Benji Merrison, known for SAS: Red Notice and Dynasties II.
In addition, the show makes very select and occasional use of songs from the real world, including ‘Glue’, the 2017 single from Belfast electro duo Bicep. You can see the entire list of them below.
EPISODE ONE
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EPISODE TWO
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EPISODE THREE
Bicep – ‘Glue’
Red Foley – ‘Careless Kisses’
Mack Owen – ‘Somebody Just Like You’
EPISODE FOUR
Art Feynman – ‘Slow Down’
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