Netflix’s Locke & Key: Every Song on The Soundtrack

Warning! Major spoilers for Locke & Key.

Here is a comprehensive list of every song that appeared in season one of Locke & Key. Based on the beloved graphic novel series of the same name, Locke & Key follows the Locke siblings. After their father’s murder, they move back to his ancestral home, only to find magical keys hidden all over the mysterious house. Meanwhile, a demon named Dodge will stop at nothing to acquire the keys in the house.

Music is typically used to set a certain mood in season one of Locke & Key. Many of the songs have an alternative rock sound to them, which nicely accompanies the show’s moody vibe. Episode 1, “Welcome to Matheson,” utilized more songs than any individual episode during the season. But the idea makes sense — there were a lot of themes and people to introduce, so the show needed plenty of songs to do so. The music pairs nicely with the score, composed by Torin Borrowdale (1917, Searching), which will likely be featured on the soundtrack as well.

The official soundtrack was released the same day that season one premiered on Netflix — February 7. While each song may not make it on the official soundtrack, take a look at the comprehensive list below.

Songs in Episode 1, “Welcome to Matheson”

• Cherry Glazer – “Wasted Nun” – The Lockes are introduced.
• Zombies – “Time of the Season” – Nina reminisces on her time with Rendell.
• Gawvi – “Fight for Me” – Breakfast at the Locke house.
• FIDLAR – “Flake” –  Tyler plays his first hockey game with his new team.
• Courtney Barnett – “City Looks Pretty” – Bode uses the Anywhere Key for the first time.
• Dirty Monster – “Good, Feel Good” – Tyler and Jackie meet at a party.

Songs in Episode 2, “Trapper/Keeper”

• Foals – “Exits” – Tyler and Kinsey head to school after learning about the keys.
• Hummingbird Hotel – “Leaving After Midnight” – Dodge enjoys her freedom.
• A song in a foreign language plays when Dodge uses the Anywhere Key.
• Stormae – “Alors on Danse” – Dodge continues to explore with the Anywhere Key.
• She Wants Revenge – “Big Love” – The Locke siblings witness the magic of the Head Key.

Songs in Episode 3, “Head Games”

• Anna Elizabeth – “I’m Gone” – Dodge searches for Mark Cho.
• Car Seat Headrest – “Bodys” – Kinsey debates going out with Scot.
• Brandy Burnette – “Run” – Tyler scrolls through Jackie’s Instagram account.
• Trills – “Speak Loud” – Nina finds the Omega symbol drawn all over Rendell’s old yearbook.

Songs in Episode 4, “The Keepers of the Keys”

• Sigrid – “Don’t Kill My Vibe” – A newly confident Kinsey dyes her hair pink.
• Dillon Francis & Alison Wonderland – “Lost My Mind” – Dodge visits Sam in prison.

Songs in Episode 5, “Family Tree”

• Dido – “Give You Up” – Tyler and Jackie kiss.

Songs in Episode 6, “The Black Door”

• Yoshi Flower – “Brown Paper Bag” – Sam uses a key to escape his prison cell.
• LATASHÁ – “Glo Up” – Tyler is at a party.
• What appears to be an original song plays as Dodge seduces Tyler. We will update as more information becomes available.

Songs in Episode 7, “Dissection”

• ZHU – “Light It Up” – Tyler is with Dodge while his family is in trouble.
• Flora Cash – “You’re Somebody Else” – Sam dies.

Songs in Episode 8, “Ray of  F**king Sunshine”

• Ages and Ages – “How it Feels” – Tyler and Kinsey talk about their mom’s relapse with alcohol.

Songs in Episode 9, “Echoes”

• CLAVVS & Bad Tuner – “Lay Back” – Kinsey’s fear tries to attack Eden.
• Billie Eilish – “you should see me in a crown” – Lucas places the Crown of Shadows on his head.

Songs in Episode 10, “Crown of Shadows”

• Vive La Void – “Devil” – Gabe is revealed to be Lucas in disguise.

It’s too early to say whether Locke & Key will return for a second season. But fans of the songs featured in season one ofLocke & Key can likely look forward to a similar genre of music in a potential season two soundtrack.

Most Anticipated Netflix Original Series Of 2020

About The Author