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All's Fair Season 1 Soundtrack

Every song featured in All's Fair Season 1 on Hulu. Created by Ryan Murphy, Jon Robin Baitz, and Joe Baken, the high-profile legal drama follows an elite, all-female divorce law firm taking on explosive high-asset settlements, cutthroat courtroom trials, and intense rivalries across Los Angeles. Explore the complete scene-by-scene tracklist, timestamps, and 30-second audio previews below.

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Episode 1 Songs

3 Songs

Episode 2 Songs

4 Songs
I Don't F**k With You (feat. E-40) by Big Sean
Album: Dark Sky Paradise (Deluxe)

Episode 3 Songs

2 Songs
Young and Beautiful by Lana Del Rey
Album: The Great Gatsby (Music From Baz Luhrmann's Film)

Episode 4 Songs

5 Songs
I'll Never See Heaven Again by Teddy Pendergrass
Album: Teddy (Expanded Edition)
Close the Door by Teddy Pendergrass
Album: Life Is A Song Worth Singing (Expanded Edition)
Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) [feat. Freedom Williams] by C+C Music Factory
Album: Gonna Make You Sweat

Episode 5 Songs

2 Songs
Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks
Album: Crystal Visions... The Very Best of Stevie Nicks (Bonus Version)

Episode 6 Songs

2 Songs
come into my arms by November Ultra
Album: come into my arms - Single

Episode 7 Songs

2 Songs
Diamond Veins (feat. Sarah Rebecca) by French 79
Album: Diamond Veins (Remixes) [feat. Sarah Rebecca] - EP

Episode 8 Songs

4 Songs

Musical Direction & Score by Morgan Kibby and David Klotz

The musical style of All's Fair Season 1 balances luxury, courtroom tension, and intimate psychological warfare. Composed by Morgan Kibby and David Klotz , the score trades conventional procedural cues for lush, modular acoustics, dark synthesizer textures, and propulsive bass rhythms that match the fierce legal battles fought by Kim Kardashian and her powerhouse partners.

Music supervisor Amanda Krieg Thomas complements the original compositions with an eclectic, high-energy curation of certified pop classics, contemporary indie discoveries, and disco floor-fillers. Notable placements across Season 1 include Janet Jackson's "Someone To Call My Lover", Chappell Roan's "Femininomenon", Victoria Monét's "Alright", Sabrina Carpenter's "Manchild", and Stevie Nicks' legendary anthem "Edge of Seventeen".