Red Rose soundtrack: Song list for horror series on Netflix
The characters also play a constant stream of ‘90s bangers.
Horror series Red Rose has landed on Netflix after originally airing on BBC Three last year, introducing a new audience to the harrowing plot, which revolves around a group of teenagers living in Bolton and an insidious app that appears to drive them to commit increasingly disturbing acts.
Mirroring the hectic coming-of-age journey is a chaotic soundtrack, which features a variety of iconic tracks from several different eras, but chiefly the 1990s.
These include a bizarre Barbie Girl remix (originally played by Aqua) that changes the upbeat original song into a sombre choral version as well as a solemn cover of Blue (Da Ba Dee).
So, if you're wondering which other songs feature in Red Rose, which comes to our screens courtesy of the makers of Sex Education, read on to find out.
Red Rose soundtrack: Every song featured in the Netflix series
Episode 1 - It's Grim up North
Insomnia – Faithless
Show Me Love – Robin S.
Rhythm Is a Dancer – Snap
Barbie Girl – Aqua
Somebody to Love – Boogie Pimps
Starstruck – Years and Years
Episode 2 - The Garden
Gloria – Laura Branigan
Abcdefu – GAYLE
Barbie Girl – Scala & Kolacny Brothers
Episode 3 - Scapegoat
Better Off Alone – Alice Deejay
Seconds – Pulp
Neon Lights – Inverted Pyramids
Episode 4 - Manchester Innit
Life – Des’ree
Sleeping Satellite – Tasmin Archer
Episode 5 - Lockdown
Deceptacon – Le Tigre
Episode 6 - Results Day
Free – Ultra Naté
Show Me the Way to Amarillo – Andy Martin
The Jam – Kideko
Set You Free – N-Trance
Blue (Da Ba Dee) – Faouzia
Episode 7 - I Love BLTN
Daddy Cool – Boney M.
Somebody to Love – Boogie Pimps
Episode 8 - The Gardener
The Masterplan – Oasis
Kanashiki Machimusume – Hoodoo Fushimi
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Molly Moss is a Trends Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest trends across TV, film and more. She has an MA in Newspaper Journalism and has previously written for publications including The Guardian, The Times and The Sun Online.
