DANG! Soundtrack
DANG! | |
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| Show Soundtrack (2026) | |
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| Director | Andrew Law |
| Studio | Netflix / Universal Television / Titmouse |
| Release date | 2026-09-08 |
| Genre(s) | Animation, Comedy |
| Record label | Netflix Music |
| Available on | Netflix |
| Cast | Stephanie Hsu as Eunice (voice) Andrew Law as Andrew (voice) Poppy Liu as Ruthie (voice) |
About This Soundtrack
Premiering on Netflix on September 8, 2026, the adult animated comedy series DANG! is created and showrun by Andrew Law. The eight-episode season stars Stephanie Hsu, Poppy Liu, and Andrew Law voicing the dysfunctional siblings in New York City.
The official teaser trailer for the series features the high-energy song 'Lets Go (LeveR Remix)' by Di Napoli. This electronic-orchestral remix provides a fast-paced, modern backdrop that perfectly matches the animated chaos and comedic timing of the Titmouse-produced show.
As the series approaches its release date, this webpage acts as the ultimate song finder and music guide for DANG! Season 1. We will update this page scene-by-scene with verified tracks, licensed music, and episode guide lists as soon as the series goes live on Netflix.
Songs by Episodes
Soundtrack Coming Soon
We are currently preparing the complete musical guide for DANG!. As soon as the series premieres starting 2026-09-08, our editorial team will update this page with every song, scene description, and timestamp.
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Songs in Trailer
Exclusive Trailer Music
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Featured prominently in the official Netflix teaser trailer for DANG! Season 1, setting the high-energy comedic tone.
Did you know?
- Trailer Music Selection: The official teaser trailer features 'Lets Go (LeveR Remix)' by Di Napoli, which was originally released on October 11, 2024, as part of the compilation album Mixes By LeveR Vol. 2.
- Titmouse Animation: The animation for the series is handled by Titmouse, the award-winning studio behind hits like Big Mouth, The Legend of Vox Machina, and Scavengers Reign.
- Mike Schur Executive Producer: Creator Andrew Law collaborated with executive producer Mike Schur, bringing the comedic writing pedigree of The Good Place, Parks and Recreation, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine to the series.
- Stephanie Hsu Voicing Eunice: Oscar-nominated actress Stephanie Hsu (Everything Everywhere All at Once) lends her voice to Eunice, the messy, fun-loving sister.
- September 2026 Debut: DANG! is scheduled to premiere globally on Netflix on September 8, 2026, launching with a full 8-episode season.
Official Trailer
About the Show
DANG! is an upcoming Netflix adult animated comedy series created by Andrew Law, who also serves as co-showrunner alongside Matt Murray. The show follows Andrew and Eunice, a brother and sister living fun, messy, and dysfunctional lives in New York City. Their chaotic routine is completely upended when their high-achieving, older sister Ruthie arrives and unexpectedly decides she wants to spend time with them, bringing their sibling dynamics and childhood rivalries back to the forefront.
Produced by Universal Television and animated by the renowned studio Titmouse, the eight-episode debut season features a stellar voice cast led by Stephanie Hsu, Poppy Liu, and Andrew Law. The series is executive produced by The Good Place alumni including Mike Schur, Matt Murray, Alan Yang, and David Miner. The show's musical signature is introduced in its official teaser trailer with the high-energy electronic-orchestral track 'Lets Go (LeveR Remix)' by Di Napoli.
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