Netflix's 'Crew Girl' Soundtrack: Dove Cameron, Tinashe & All the Needle Drops

Netflix's new high school drama *Crew Girl* has officially made a on the streaming circuit, and fans are turning up the volume on its vibrant musical lineup. Every episode of the debut season arrived on Netflix on September 10, 2026, delivering a sharp blend of athletic rivalry, personal turmoil, and an impressive collection of needle drops spanning pop, indie rock, and electronic beats. The series, developed by creator Vivian Lin, centers on Teagan Tao (played by Miku Martineau), an ambitious athlete forced to relocate to the US East Coast following a devastating scandal in her family. Upon arriving at her new campus, she learns the school does not offer a girls' rowing program. Refusing to stay on the sidelines, Teagan earns a spot as the coxswain for an unruly boys' varsity rowing crew. The ensemble cast also includes Sam Braun, Kyle Clark, Thomas Cadrot, Jessica Paré, and Connor Paton. ## Who composed the score for Crew Girl on Netflix? To score the high-stakes races and quiet character moments, the production tapped composer Adam King. Known for his musical work on television projects such as *Earth Abides*, *Strays*, and *Kim’s Convenience*, King composed the background music across all eight episodes. His original instrumental scoring balances the pressure of competitive high school sports with the emotional weight of Teagan’s fresh start. ## Which songs are featured in the Crew Girl soundtrack? Alongside King’s custom score, the soundtrack features a curated list of licensed music from top-tier contemporary artists. The show opens strong in episode one, unleashing Dove Cameron’s track "Too Much" alongside the upbeat anthem "No Broke Boys" by Disco Lines featuring Tinashe. Other tracks appearing right out of the gate include MØ’s "Keep Moving," Hana Vu’s "Care," Jean Dawson’s "Gospel," and Wishy’s "Triple Seven." Listeners will also catch tunes like Tiny Habits’ "Circling," Sarah Kinsley’s "Truth Of Pursuit," and After’s "300 dreams," with additional tracks throughout the series supplied by Self Esteem and Soulwax. The carefully chosen playlist provides an energetic pulse for every grueling practice, drama-filled hallway interaction, and tense boat race across Teagan's transformative first season.