Bridgerton soundtrack season 4 include cover songs by Coldplay, Olivia Rodrigo and Taylor Swift. This informational article provides details about the composers and music supervisors involved in the Netflix series. For more information on soundtrack songs and track listings, check the series section.
Tracklist
Bridgerton Season 4 dives into Benedict Bridgerton‘s romantic journey, premiering today on Netflix with a fresh Cinderella-inspired tale.
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Season 4 splits into two parts, with the first four episodes, “The Waltz,” “Time Transfixed,” “The Field Next to the Other Road,” and “An Offer from a Gentleman”, dropping January 29, 2026. Part 2 follows on February 26 with episodes like “Yes or No” and “The Passing Winter,” totaling eight episodes like prior seasons.
Benedict (Luke Thompson), the self-proclaimed “spare” brother, shuns settling down until a masquerade ball hosted by Violet Bridgerton changes everything. He meets the enigmatic “Lady in Silver,” actually Sophie Baek (Yerin Ha), a clever maid in disguise whose life intersects his amid class tensions and societal rules.
Bridgerton Episode 1 Songs – S04E01
- Life In Technicolor – Vitamin String Quartet [Coldplay Cover] (Apple Music – Amazon)
- DJ Got Us Falling In Love – Strings From Paris [Usher & Pitbull Cover] (Apple Music – Amazon)
- Never Let You Go – Vitamin String Quartet [Third Eye Blind Cover] (Apple Music – Amazon)
Bridgerton Episode 2 Songs – S04E02
- Enchanted – Joseph William Morgan [Taylor Swift Cover] (Apple Music – Amazon)
Bridgerton Episode 3 Songs – S04E03
- All I Wanted – Vitamin String Quartet [Paramore Cover] (Apple Music – Amazon)
Bridgerton Episode 4 Songs – S04E04
- Bad Idea Right? – Caleb Chan [Olivia Rodrigo Cover] (Apple Music – Amazon)
Returning stars include Thompson, with Ha as Sophie and Katie Leung as the complex Lady Araminta Gun. The season spotlights servants’ lives, including a “Maid War” among households, blending steamy romance, Regency drama, and social commentary on class divides.
Critics praise Part 1 for its compelling chemistry, expanded world-building, and Benedict’s growth, calling it a high point that raises the bar with heartfelt tension and dynamic performances.