The Body Season 1 Soundtrack
The Body premieres globally on Netflix. This page currently tracks the official teaser trailer music. Verified episodic song listings, scene timestamps, and complete score cue breakdowns will be published continuously as episodes drop.
Official Trailer Songs
1 TrackSeason 1 Release Schedule
| Episode | Title | Network | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Episode 1 | Series Premiere | Netflix | Upcoming |
| Episode 2 | TBA | Netflix | Upcoming |
| Episode 3 | TBA | Netflix | Upcoming |
| Episode 4 | TBA | Netflix | Upcoming |
Official The Body Trailer
About the Soundtrack
Created and directed by Quinn Shephard, Netflix's The Body pairs visceral physical choreography with intense psychological suspense. Set inside an elite Catholic high school dance academy, the series investigates the sudden disappearance of a student following a clandestine initiation ritual that exposes a web of obsession, peer pressure, and institutional complicity.
Original Score by Christopher Stracey
The original score is crafted by Australian composer and producer Christopher Stracey, widely recognized for his work on Boy Swallows Universe, Manodrome, and War Pony. Stracey establishes a tense, claustrophobic atmosphere through intimate string motifs, brooding ambient drones, and organic percussion. His score reflects the grueling discipline of competitive dance, mirroring the characters' physical exhaustion alongside their escalating spiritual guilt.
Music Supervision by Brienne Rose
The curated licensed music is spearheaded by Emmy-nominated music supervisor Brienne Rose, founder of Noise/Gate Music (whose notable music supervision credits include Russian Doll and Somebody Somewhere). Rose shapes an expressive, emotionally charged soundtrack, balancing cathartic alternative rock with sacred choral inflections that heighten the tension between teenage innocence and hidden institutional corruption.
Promotional Trailer Music
The promotional campaign establishes this distinct tone with the inclusion of Yeah Yeah Yeahs' anthemic 2013 single “Sacrilege” (from their album Mosquito). Driven by a full gospel choir, relentless percussion, and Karen O's piercing vocals, the track provides a fitting thematic counterpoint to the series' motifs of ritualism, confession, and transgression.
As episodes debut on Netflix, our editorial team will track every needle drop in real time, providing verified episodic song lists, scene placements, score releases, and immediate listening links across all major streaming services.