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by Thomas Richard Smith Sr.
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Paramount+ • TV Series
Tulsa King Season 4 Soundtrack
In the fourth season of Tulsa King, Dwight "The General" Manfredi finds himself fighting on multiple fronts as his newly built criminal empire faces its greatest existential threat yet. With federal authorities closing in and betrayal brewing within his own inner circle, Dwight must navigate a treacherous setting of shifting alliances, brutal turf wars, and the relentless arrival of ruthless new rivals eyeing his territory. As the stakes reach a deadly peak, the line between loyalty and survival blurs, forcing the General to make ultimate sacrifices to protect his family and solidify his iron grip on the streets of Oklahoma.
Dwight “The General” Manfredi defends his burgeoning Oklahoma empire against ruthless rival syndicates and federal pressure. Discover every featured song and score selection below.
Looking for music from the previous season? Revisit Tulsa King Season 3 Soundtrack.
Looking for music from the previous season? Revisit Tulsa King Season 3 Soundtrack.
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Episode 1 Songs: “W.W.D.D.” (Premiered Oct 16, 2026)
4 Tracks
Tulsa King (Official Theme)
by Danny Bensi, Saunder Jurriaans
⏱ 00:04:44
Album: Tulsa King (Official Theme) - Single
My Gangster
by Saunder Jurriaans
⏱ 00:07:44
Album: Tulsa King: Seasons 1 & 2 (Original Series Soundtrack)
Legacy (Extended Mix)
by ESSEL
⏱ 00:16:52
Album: Legacy - Single
Episode 2 Songs: “Blind Rooster” (Premiered Oct 23, 2026)
6 Tracks
Oh Sweet Baby
by Gibson Wilbanks
⏱ 00:02:45
Album: Gibson Wilbanks
Where There's Smoke, There's Fire
by The Black Keys
⏱ 00:13:20
Album: Peaches!
Better Memories
by Marvin Adcock
⏱ 00:19:50
Album: Better Memories - Single
CARDIAC
by Pebbles&TamTam
⏱ 00:25:17
Album: CARDIAC - Single
Devil In My Eyes
by Wilder Woods
⏱ 00:30:55
Album: Curioso
Too Late for Tears
by Andrea Litkei & Ervin Litkei
⏱ 00:37:35
Album: Music Featured in "Stranger Things" Season 3 - EP
Episode 3 Songs: "Cease & Desist" (2026-10-30)
6 Tracks
Whiskey Train
by The RedHot Trio
⏱ 00:01:03
Album: Perdition
Ask Me Why
by Gringo Star
⏱ 00:02:39
Album: All Yall
Anything but Me
by Red Johnson
⏱ 00:13:36
Album: Big Brave Me
Guest of the Moon
by Possum
⏱ 00:14:57
Album: Lunar Gardens
Holding Out
by Midnight Swarmi
⏱ 00:19:56
Album: Indie Disco 3
Trouble Comes Knocking
by Timber Timbre
⏱ 00:41:12
Album: Timber Timbre
Episode 4 Songs: "Square One" (2026-11-06)
5 Tracks
Backroad
by Tom Rhodes
⏱ 00:08:35
Album: Who You Were
Only a Fool Wouldn't Cry
by Ronnie Rogers
⏱ 00:21:39
Album: The Rice Records Story: The "B" Sides, Vol. 1
Hot Damn
by Blimes, Method Man
⏱ 00:31:34
Album: Castles
Bum Bum
by L.O.U.D., Kali J
⏱ 00:36:08
Album: Bum Bum - Single
About To Get Crazy
by Oh The Larceny
⏱ 00:41:07
Album: Move With It - EP
Official Trailer Music
2 Tracks
LIFE OF A GANGSTER
by Ro$ama
Album: 6WA
If I Can't
by 50 Cent
Album: Get Rich or Die Tryin' (Bonus Track Version)
Tulsa King Season 4 — Overview & Musical Style
Sylvester Stallone commands the screen once again as Dwight 'The General' Manfredi in Tulsa King Season 4, leading his Oklahoma crime syndicate into its most dangerous chapter yet. As federal authorities close in and internal betrayals threaten the crew from within, Dwight must defend his burgeoning empire against ruthless outside syndicates determined to seize his territory. Showrunner Taylor Sheridan balances razor-sharp mob swagger with explosive heartland tension, delivering a relentless fourth season centered on loyalty, legacy, and the high cost of holding power.
The Tulsa King soundtrack has long been celebrated for its swaggering fusion of classic rock, outlaw country, and gritty heartland soul. While Season 3 established an extraordinary high-water mark—weaving legendary tracks from Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Dolly Parton, Marvin Gaye, and Thin Lizzy alongside Oklahoma roots heroes like The Flaming Lips and John Moreland—Season 4 injects a fresh wave of modern attitude. The official Paramount+ Season 4 trailer sets an explosive tone with 50 Cent's classic 2003 hip-hop anthem 'If I Can't' alongside Ro$ama's 'LIFE OF A GANGSTER'. Backed by composers Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans' iconic thematic score ('My Gangster') and driving club beats from ESSEL ('Legacy') in the premiere episode ('W.W.D.D.'), the new season reinforces the series' reputation for high-impact needle drops.
From casino sit-downs and dispensary shootouts to late-night dive bar confrontations across Oklahoma, SoundTrack OST is the premier destination for the complete Tulsa King Season 4 soundtrack. Our verified, episode-by-episode music directory tracks every licensed track chronologically as each new chapter premieres on Paramount+. Explore precise scene contexts, listen to 30-second audio previews, and stream the official songs directly on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music to experience the adrenaline-fueled sound of Dwight Manfredi's Oklahoma underworld.
