Season 4 Complete Song Catalog
All 8 episodes of Lupin Season 4 are now fully cataloged below with timestamps and scene cues, alongside Mathieu Lamboley's complete 20-track original score.
Episode 1 Songs: "Chapter 1"
2 SongsAssane Diop resurfaces in Paris with a daring opening gambit, staying one step ahead of law enforcement while setting new pieces in motion.
Episode 2 Songs: "Chapter 2"
3 SongsA high-security gala turns into an intricate battle of wits as old allies emerge and unexpected complications threaten the operation.
Episode 3 Songs: "Chapter 3"
3 SongsConfronting personal shadows from the past, Assane navigates Parisian underground channels to protect those he holds dearest.
Episode 4 Songs: "Chapter 4"
1 SongTensions mount between rival investigators and subterranean networks as a critical clue reveals a deeper conspiracy.
Episode 5 Songs: "Chapter 5"
2 SongsAn audacious daylight maneuver pushes Assane's disguises to the limit, requiring perfect coordination and split-second timing.
Episode 6 Songs: "Chapter 6"
1 SongFamily bonds face unprecedented strain when hidden adversaries strike close to home, forcing a rapid shift in strategy.
Episode 7 Songs: "Chapter 7"
2 SongsThe endgame takes shape across the rooftops of Paris, where loyalties are tested and every countermove carries grave stakes.
Episode 8 Songs: "Chapter 8"
2 SongsIn a breathtaking season climax, Assane delivers his masterstroke, confronting his ultimate opponent in a spectacle of classic misdirection.
Lupin: Part 4 (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series) — Mathieu Lamboley
20 TracksThe official score album for Lupin Part 4 was released worldwide by Netflix Music. Composed, produced, and orchestrated by Mathieu Lamboley, the album features virtuosic piano passages, propulsive percussion, and stylish Parisian crime themes.
Assane Diop Returns to Paris
Following the nail-biting turning points of Part 3, Lupin Season 4 places Assane Diop back at the center of Paris with higher personal stakes than ever before. With his face known across the nation and enemies lurking in both high-society penthouses and correctional institutions, Assane must rely on ever more intricate disguises, historical literary clues, and sheer bravado to shield his family.
Created by George Kay in collaboration with François Uzan, the series continues to modernize Maurice Leblanc's century-old gentleman burglar. Season 4 weaves tight heist sequences through iconic Parisian landmarks, underground tunnels, and secretive private estates, keeping the rhythm sharp and the stakes intensely personal.
Mathieu Lamboley's Musical Direction
French composer Mathieu Lamboley has defined the sonic identity of Lupin since its 2021 premiere. His creative framework combines European classical traditions—intricate string arrangements and dramatic piano arpeggios—with modern urban boom-bap rhythms. This contrast captures Assane Diop himself: an educated admirer of classic French literature who maneuvers through 21st-century urban Paris with relaxed swagger.
In Part 4, Lamboley expands the thematic palette. Signature motifs like "Lupin Is Back" and "Inspecteur Ganimard" return in refined variations, while dramatic action tracks such as "Tour Eiffel", "La Couronne", and "Haute Voltige" inject blistering momentum into each high-stakes escape.
Music Supervision: Noodles (Supervision)
The musical supervision team behind Lupin Season 4 is led by the acclaimed French music agency Noodles (Supervision), featuring supervisors Pascal Mayer, Steve Bouyer, and Inès Griffart. Their curated song placements create a dynamic counterweight to Lamboley's original compositions.
From high-energy international anthems like Blur's classic "Song 2", Dua Lipa's "Training Season", and Johnny Hallyday's iconic "L'aventure c'est l'aventure" to gritty French rap by Jules Thorel Guillan, LYMS, and Benjamin Epps, as well as profound classical masterworks like J.S. Bach's Johannes-Passion conducted by Stephan MacLeod, the supervision team seamlessly anchors the series' sophisticated Parisian atmosphere.
Cast & Characters
- Omar Sy as Assane Diop — The charming, inventive gentleman burglar inspired by Arsène Lupin.
- Ludivine Sagnier as Claire — Assane's long-time love and mother of their son Raoul.
- Antoine Gouy as Benjamin Ferel — Assane's devoted best friend, master craftsman, and antiquities expert.
- Soufiane Guerrab as Youssef Guedira — The intuitive police detective whose deep knowledge of Maurice Leblanc mirrors Assane's methods.
- Shirine Boutella as Lieutenant Sofia Belkacem — A dedicated lieutenant pursuing Parisian cases with focused determination.