Every song on the ‘Outer Banks’ season five soundtrack

Every song on the ‘Outer Banks’ season five soundtrack

Outer Banks has come to an end after five seasons, but what songs appeared in the final season? Find out below.

READ MORE: When is ‘Outer Banks’ season four part two coming out – and is season five planned?

Created by Josh Pate, Jonas Pate and Shannon Burke, the Netflix teen adventure series debuted in 2020 and follows a close-knit group of friends known as the Pogues as they hunt for lost treasure around North Carolina’s Outer Banks.

The ten-episode final season picks up after JJ Maybank (Rudy Pankow) was murdered by his biological father Chadler Groff (J. Anthony Crane), who escaped with the legendary Blue Crown.

All five seasons of the show are available to stream on Netflix now. Check out the trailer for the final season here:

Netflix have confirmed that the show will not return after this season, announcing in November 2024: “Season five will be our last season, and we think it will be our best yet.”

Every song on the Outer Banks season five soundtrack

The show’s original score was composed by Fil Eisler, who worked on all five seasons of the show.

Alongside that, the final season included tracks by the likes of Tame ImpalaRay Charles, Fcukers and Sister Nancy. The full list is:

EPISODE ONE 
New Candys – ‘Half-Heart’

EPISODE THREE 
Jr. Thomas & The Volcanos – ‘Love Remedy’
Jeremie Albino – ‘Our Time In The Sun’
Antelope – ‘Game Over’

EPISODE FOUR 
JD McPherson – ‘Bloodhound Rock’
Glyders – ‘Geneva Strangemod’
Ray Lemelin – ‘Ain’t No Use In Worryin’

EPISODE FIVE 
Mapache – ‘Hey’
Sister Nancy – ‘Bam Bam’

EPISODE SIX 
Ray Charles – ‘Drown In My Own Tears’

EPISODE SEVEN 
Sugar Pie DeSanto – ‘Going Back To Where I Belong’
Empress – ‘Dyin’ To Be Dancin’
Tame Impala – ‘Borderline’

EPISODE EIGHT
SYML – ‘Symmetry’
Fcukers – ‘Umpa’

EPISODE TEN 
The Tonettes – ‘I’ll Give It To You’
The Lijadu Sisters – ‘Come On Here’
King Tuff – ‘Invisible Ink’

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