Cupertino Season 1 Soundtrack

Updated October 08, 2026

Executive produced by Robert and Michelle King, Cupertino chronicles a high-stakes legal insurgency inside Silicon Valley. When disgraced tech founder Michael Price (Mike Colter) and fellow ousted lawyer Olivia Siffre (Rachel Keller) are stripped of their equity by ruthless corporate giants, they launch an insurgent boutique law firm fighting on behalf of everyday workers—backed by an energetic, vintage 1970s rock soundtrack.

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Official Trailer Songs

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Dirty Work Steely Dan

Album: Can't Buy A Thrill

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Don't Bring Me Down Electric Light Orchestra

Album: Discovery

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Episode 1 Songs: "Pilot" (Aired October 08, 2026)

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Tracklist scheduled to be updated immediately after Episode 1 airs on October 08, 2026.

Episode 2 Songs: "Episode 2" (Aired October 15, 2026)

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Tracklist scheduled to be updated immediately after Episode 2 airs on October 15, 2026.

Episode 3 Songs: "Episode 3" (Aired October 22, 2026)

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Tracklist scheduled to be updated immediately after Episode 3 airs on October 22, 2026.

Official Cupertino Season 1 Trailer

About the Soundtrack

The musical landscape of Cupertino establishes an intentional, ironic counterpoint to its hyper-modern Silicon Valley setting. Masterminded by prolific showrunners Robert and Michelle King (The Good Wife, Evil), the CBS and Paramount+ legal drama bypasses sterile electronic synth tropes in favor of gritty, analog-driven 1970s rock anthems that capture the moral complexities and human friction of tech startup culture.

Anchoring the promotional rollout is Steely Dan's 1972 staple "Dirty Work" (from Can't Buy a Thrill), whose cynical lyrics and breezy groove mirror Michael Price's (Mike Colter) bitterness after handling the dirty corporate maneuvering only to be discarded overnight. Balancing that disillusionment is Electric Light Orchestra's 1979 classic "Don't Bring Me Down" (from Discovery), which acts as a driving, defiant anthem for Price and Olivia Siffre's (Rachel Keller) underdog legal crusade against corporate tech monopolies.

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