Moon Knight soundtrack: Every song featured in Marvel series
The show has provided a powerful MCU debut for Oscar Isaac.
What a soundtrack!
Disney Plus drama Moon Knight has finally come to a close, with the sixth episode of the Marvel series jam-packed full of action and drama to say the least.
The final episode brought the show’s central storylines to a close, but it also included a big surprise for Layla El-Faouly (May Calamawy) and a huge twist concerning the titular character in the post-credits scene.
With an exciting soundtrack heightening the action and driving the season’s twists and turns, Moon Knight might well be Marvel's best use of music since the jukebox Guardians of the Galaxy films.
If Moon Knight's six episodes have had you tapping your feet in appreciation, read on for a full list of all the songs featured in the show.
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Moon Knight soundtrack: Every song featured in Marvel series
Moon Knight episode 1 - The Goldfish Problem
- Every Grain of Sand - Bob Dylan
- A Man Without Love - Engelbert Humperdinck
- Arab Trap: Made in Egypt - DJ KABOO
- Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go - Wham!
- Bahlam Maak - Nagat
Moon Knight episode 2 - Summon The Suit
- Bela Lugosi's Dead - Bauhaus
- Fairlight - Megatrax
- Every Grain of Sand – Bob Dylan
- El Melouk (feat. 3enba & Double Zuksh) – Ahmed Saad
Moon Knight episode 3 - The Friendly Type
- Enta - DJ Kaboo
- Batwanes Beek - Warda
- Shaghalony - Abdel Halim Hafez
- Salka (feat. Wegz) - Hassan Shakosh
- Walima - Tito Rinesi
Moon Knight episode 4 - The Tomb
- Sabah - Saat Saat
Moon Knight episode 5 - Asylum
- Manuel Bonilla - Más Allá Del Sol
- Rayess Bem - Love and Revenge
- Sabah - Saat Saat
Moon Knight episode 6 - Gods and Monsters
- The End - Earl Grant
- A Man Without Love - Engelbert Humperdinck
- Mas Alla Del Sol - Manuel Bonilla
- My Way of Life - Frank Sinatra
Moon Knight trailer song
The trailer for Moon Knight, which made a big splash in January 2022, is set to a remix of the hit song Day 'N' Nite by Grammy-winning rapper Kid Cudi.
The song's popularity peaked in the UK back in summer 2008, when it reached number two on the singles chart following a remix by an Italian duo known by the stage name Crookers.
However, the trailer's use of the song is altogether more eerie, referencing protagonist Steven Grant's severe sleep disorder, which causes him to become disoriented and lose his grip on reality.
Watch below.
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David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.
