Sunny pop tunes, sleazy club tracks, crunchy rock riffs, euphoric house bounce, glittery divas and retro swagger – we’ve got something to satisfy every taste. Check out the artists who give HUNTING SEASON its fresh and unique sound.
Listen to the Season 1 Spotify Playlist
EPISODE 1
Lindbergh Palace – “Days Don’t Fade” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Breanne Düren– “Gold Mine” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Penmanship – “Johnny Hughes”
A&R – “Vice”
El Elle – “Shall We Begin” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Ssion – “My Love Grows In The Dark” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
EPISODE 2
Hands Eleven – “Back to Love” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
The Mynabirds — “Let the Record Go” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Allen Stone — “Say So” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
EPISODE 3
- Ssion – “Blonde with U” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Remain & Mlle Caro — “Heat” (Filipsson & Ulysses Jam Hot Remix) Buy on iTunes
Meital Dohan — “Yummy Boyz” (Chew Fu Remix) Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Ssion—“Earthquake” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
EPISODE 4
Jipsta featuring Sandy B – “Party of the Year” (Chris Cox Mix) Buy on iTunes or Amazon- Streetlab & We Stole The Show – “I Want You”
- Chuck Buckett – “Skuddle”
- Narcisse featuring AVAN LAVA – “Moonsex Cassette”
Streetlab & June D featuring Tony TV – “Crush”
EPISODE 5
Heloise & the Savoir Faire —“Downtown” Buy on iTunes or Amazon- Chuck Buckett – “Fakelove”
EPISODE 6
Julien Funk & The Painted Thief – “Look Me Up” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
EPISODE 7
Holopaw — “The Art Teacher & the Little Stallion” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
AKA JK — “Someone Out There” Buy on iTunes- Penmanship – “Bleeding”
- The Mynabirds —“Numbers Don’t Lie” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
EPISODE 8
- Ssion – “Psy-Chic” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Streetlab featuring Noelle– “Take Care” – Buy on iTunes or Amazon- Electra—“Radio On” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Cazwell – “Get My Money Back” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
Ssion — “Warm Glove” Buy on iTunes
Gigamesh — “It’s So Intense” Buy on iTunes or Amazon
We wanted a sound for HUNTING SEASON that was as fun and energetic as the show itself. And while it had to feel cohesive, the music still needed to be varied and dynamic. We used dance music, driving rock tracks, catchy pop tunes and soulful surprises to find the right complement for what was playing in each scene. If it was grounded in the characters’ everyday lives, that music tends to have a grittier texture. The more heightened moments require something bigger and more cinematic, and the sex scenes often have an unexpectedly sweet or fantastical counterweight. Above all I wanted to unequivocally love each track and many easily found their way to the top of my favorite playlist.
-Grant Pavolka, Music Supervisor