Every Song on Netflix’s 6 Underground Soundtrack

The 6 Underground soundtrack fully complements the film’s action-packed storyline. Michael Bay’s Netflix blockbuster includes a potent blend of electro and rock bangers that underline the primary themes: revenge and justice. 

In 6 Underground, a group of technically-dead outsiders unite to take down international baddies. Led by the enigmatic One (Ryan Reynolds), the group experiences tragedy in Florence and later re-focuses to bring down a vicious dictator. The primary 6 Underground cast is rounded out by Mélanie Laurent, Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, Ben Hardy, Adria Arjona, and Corey Hawkins.

Overall, the 6 Underground soundtrack is full of adrenaline-pumpers that drive various chase scenes and pivotal mission moments. As One’s squad travels across the world, the collective songs essentially function as mood-setters and narrative exclamation points, with a couple tracks serving as poignant musical motifs. Here are the main songs featured in 6 Underground on Netflix.

• “Dig Down” by Muse
• “Wannabe” by Spice Girls
• “O Fortuna” by Spiritual Project
• “Glory” by The Score
• “The Fear” by The Score
• “Legend” by The Score
• “The Handler” by Muse
• “Never Gonna Lose the Love” by Maribou State featuring Holly Walker
• “Blah Blah Blah” by Armin Van Buuren
• “Getting Aboard the Plane” by Lorne Balfe
• “Leave It to Beaver” Score by Gordon Music
• “Legendary” by Welshly Arms
• “I’ll Take You There” by The Staple Singers
• “Beautiful Sunday” by Lorne Balfe
• “Bulletproof” by The Score
• “Nothing Burns Like the Cold” by Snoh Aalegra
• “Run” by AWOLNATION
• “White Flag” by Bishop Briggs

Netflix’s 6 Underground kicks off with “Dig Down” as One explains his life story. The track also appears later in the film during One’s Parisian sex scene with an Italian woman named Arianna. For a brief moment, “Wannabe” plays during a Florence chase scene that doesn’t end particularly well for the titular squad. When the action reaches the Uffizi Gallery, “O Fortuna” represents the beating hearts of the 6 Underground team.

When Four skywalks atop the Duomo in 6 Underground, “Glory” scores the moment of aerial ecstasy. Shortly after, “The Fear” boosts a stylized sequence featuring Two. During the same Florentine chase, “Legend” plays over a scene where Five screams at One. “The Handler” essentially marks the beginning of the main action after the Italian inciting incident.

“Blah Blah Blah” underlines a flashback scene midway through 6 Underground. During a Las Vegas sequence featuring various generals, “Legendary” establishes the mood. “Run” plays over a Hong Kong skywalking scene, and “White Flag” is the official song for a country’s revolution. (In a meta moment, One asks his team who picked the track, which can be heard later on during a boat-themed climax.) The closing credits for 6 Underground on Netflix are scored by “Bulletproof.”

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