What was your favorite needle drop of Season 4, Part 1? We've worked hard to create a world where all of those things cohabitate and make sense together. We love that a lot of different types of music-hip-hop, '70s pop, soul, country-all fit as part of the landscape of the show. Men's Health: Was there a unifying theme to the music that was selected for Season 4, Part 1?Ĭhris Mundy: There's never really one theme to the our music choices.
Below that, you can find every song used in Season 4, Part 1, sorted by episode. And that may be exactly by design for the next big happening to surprise you all that much.īelow, Ozark showrunner Chris Mundy explains just how his show picks each and every song that goes into that eccentric and intricate soundtrack, a single favorite needle drop in Season 4, Part 1, and how the show tries to make unexpected matches. It's a dry thriller that aims for high tension at pretty much all times-so a moment when you can seemingly take your foot off the gas and hear a familiar or catchy song can be disarming. The way Ozark fits in familiar music is one of the show's best assets. And with the stakes ratcheted all the way up for the first half of the final season-with the final episodes on the way-it's fitting that the music be particularly on point for an ending that could be particularly, well, brutal. Whether it's a Season 3 episode ending with a Radiohead deep cut, or Season 4 invoking both A Tribe Called Quest and Killer Mike, it's a show that always seems to know the right song for the right moment. The following story contains slight spoilers for earlier Ozark Seasons.įor a dark, gritty, show about crime (and one that has quite a dry sense of humor), Ozark has always had an unexpectedly eclectic soundtrack.
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