Campus Drivers Soundtrack
Adapted from C.S. Quill's bestselling romance novel saga, Campus Drivers follows Belrose University student Loïs (Carmen Kassovitz) as an unexpected heartbreak forces her to move in with Lane (Baptiste Masseline)—the charismatic, commitment-phobic co-creator of the campus's most popular student carpooling service. Navigating forced proximity and undeniable romantic chemistry, the French YA drama pairs collegiate banter with an energetic modern soundtrack. Explore the complete episodic tracklist, featured needle drops, and official audio previews below.
Episode 1 Songs (Aired November 06, 2026)
7 TracksEpisode 2 Songs (Aired November 06, 2026)
6 TracksEpisode 3 Songs (Aired November 06, 2026)
6 TracksEpisode 4 Songs (Aired November 06, 2026)
7 TracksEpisode 5 Songs (Aired November 06, 2026)
UpcomingThe complete song list and timestamps for this episode will be updated as soon as it airs.
Episode 6 Songs (Aired November 06, 2026)
3 TracksOfficial Trailer Music
2 TracksCampus Drivers Season 1 Release Schedule
Campus Drivers Season 1 premiered all 6 episodes simultaneously on Amazon Prime Video:
| Episode | Title | Release Date | Platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| Episode 1 | Episode 1 | November 06, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 2 | Episode 2 | November 06, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 3 | Episode 3 | November 06, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 4 | Episode 4 | November 06, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 5 | Episode 5 | November 06, 2026 | Aired |
| Episode 6 | Episode 6 | November 06, 2026 | Aired |
The Musical Identity of Campus Drivers Season 1
Adapted from French author C.S. Quill's massively popular New Adult literary saga, Campus Drivers translates the magnetic enemies-to-lovers dynamic of Belrose University into an energetic streaming series on Amazon Prime Video. Starring Carmen Kassovitz as Loïs and Baptiste Masseline as Lane alongside Enzo Lorente and Madior Fall, the romantic drama grounds its late-night campus rides, collegiate rivalry, and charged emotional entanglements in a vibrant, youth-driven soundtrack.
The musical curation blends contemporary club-ready electronic pop, indie alternative ballads, and international chart-toppers to capture the restless energy of student life. Prominent needle drops across the season range from Disco Lines and Tinashe's infectious dance-pop cut "No Broke Boys" and BABYMONSTER's propulsive K-pop track "WE GO UP" to somber, introspective bedroom pop such as Sombr's "undressed." The official trailer anthem, "Taste Of Trouble" by Oliver Holmes and Sylvia Carolina, sets a mischievous, high-tempo cadence that carries through the series' comedic banter.
The original score is composed by French electronic producer and film composer Pegazi (Matthieu Hernandez). Known for modern rhythmic synth designs and warm melodic basslines, Pegazi delivers a sleek, atmospheric instrumental backdrop that underscores the unspoken romantic tension between Loïs and Lane during their midnight drives across the Belrose campus.