I Love LA Soundtrack
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| Show Soundtrack (2025) | |
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| Studio | HBO / A24 |
| Release date | 2025-11-02 |
| Genre(s) | Comedy, Drama |
| Composer(s) | Kenneth Blume |
| Score album | I Love LA: Season 1 (Original Television Score) |
| Record label | WaterTower Music |
| Available on | HBO Max |
| Cast | Rachel Sennott as Maia Simsbury Odessa A’zion as Tallulah Jordan Firstman as Charlie Josh Hutcherson as Dylan True Whitaker as Alani |
About This Soundtrack
Airing on HBO and Max from November 2 to December 21, 2025, the hit comedy-drama series I Love LA is written and created by Rachel Sennott. The 8-episode debut season follows Maia (Rachel Sennott) navigating her friendship group, career, and dating life in Los Angeles, featuring a talented cast with Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, and Josh Hutcherson.
The soundtrack of I Love LA Season 1 is curated with highly stylized indie rock and electronic pop anthems. The score is composed by Kenneth Blume (Kenny Beats), who brings a contemporary electronic and hip-hop beat structure to the background score. The soundtrack also features notable licensed tracks by St. Vincent ('Los Ageless'), The Cranberries ('Dreams'), Grimes ('Oblivion'), and Randy Newman's iconic 'I Love L.A.'.
This page serves as the complete guide to all songs featured in I Love LA Season 1 on HBO and Max. Fans can check verified tracklists for all 8 episodes, including direct streaming links for Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Songs by Episodes
📺 Episode 1: Block Her
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Last Time
by 5 Alarm
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Tear You Apart
by She Wants Revenge
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I Love L.A.
by Randy Newman
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📺 Episode 2: Roger & Munchy
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Dance
by Natalie Bergman
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Hold On
by Holy Ghost!
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Good Mistake
by Mr Little Jeans
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dumb
by Sipper
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Something Bigger, Something Better
by Amanda Blank
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📺 Episode 3: Girl's Girl
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Unicorn
by Bel Canto
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Eighteen
by dexter in the newsagent
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Sweet Music
by Dizzy K
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Bishop
by Anna Butterss
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Bad Kids
by TTRRUUCES
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📺 Episode 4: Upstairses
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Stars Are Blind
by Paris Hilton
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Y2J
by Peel
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One Look
by Daniel T.
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It Never Rains In Southern California
by Albert Hammond
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📺 Episode 5: They Can't All Be Jeremys
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Twist The Knife
by Chromatics
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Can I Call You Baby
by The Pearls
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Scream Drive Faster
by LAUREL
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Freakz
by Sam Evian
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Personal Hell
by Kim Petras
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Clay Pigeons
by Michael Cera
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Help I'm Alive
by Metric
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📺 Episode 6: Game Night
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Heartbeats
by The Knife
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Shake It
by Ian Matthews
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How Long
by Ace
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Contortion
by Sextile
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📺 Episode 7: Divas Down
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Oblivion
by Grimes
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I'm Not Your Dog
by Baxter Dury
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Watch Your Step
by Bobby Parker
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No Regrets
by Adam Saunders, Phillipa Alexander & Mark Alan Hornby
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oh baby
by LCD Soundsystem
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📺 Episode 8: I Love NY
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Elephant
by Tame Impala
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BIRDS
by Turnstile
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She's Playing With Fire
by Fernando
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L.E.S. Artistes
by Santigold
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Luces
by sinohaze
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Songs in Trailer
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About the Composer(s)
Kenneth Blume III, professionally known as Kenny Beats, is a highly influential American record producer, songwriter, and composer whose genre-bending productions have bridged the worlds of hip-hop, electronic, and indie music. A graduate of Berklee College of Music, Blume initially gained recognition as half of the electronic duo LOUDPVCK before establishing himself as one of hip-hop's most sought-after and versatile producers, collaborating with artists like Vince Staples, Rico Nasty, Denzel Curry, and IDLES.
In addition to his prolific work in the studio and his popular YouTube series The Cave, Blume has transitioned into composing for television. For Rachel Sennott's 2025 HBO comedy series I Love LA, Blume composed the original score. He crafted a modern, atmospheric, and beat-driven instrumental backdrop that seamlessly blends with the show's hip, indie-pop soundtrack, capturing the high-energy, codependent, and often absurd lifestyle of young creatives navigating Los Angeles.
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Did you know?
- Kenny Beats TV Score Debut: Famous hip-hop and electronic record producer Kenny Beats (Kenneth Blume) made his television scoring debut with I Love LA, bringing a unique beat-heavy structure to the show's background music.
- Randy Newman Anthem: The show's title and pilot episode feature Randy Newman's classic 1983 hit song 'I Love L.A.', which serves as a satirical contrast to Maia's hectic life.
- The Cranberries' Dreams Finale: The season finale, 'I Love NY', ends with the legendary dream-pop anthem 'Dreams' by The Cranberries, highlighting Maia's emotional breakthrough.
- Rachel Sennott's Input: Creator and star Rachel Sennott actively collaborated with the music department to select indie-rock tracks that represented the specific, hipster aesthetic of her character group.
- A24 & HBO Collaboration: Co-produced by A24 and HBO, the show continues the studios' tradition of featuring carefully curated, trendsetting soundtracks.
Official Trailer
About the Show
Created by and starring Rachel Sennott (Bottoms, Shiva Baby), the HBO original comedy series I Love LA follows Maia Simsbury (Rachel Sennott), an ambitious but currently clientless talent agent hyper-fixating on the state of her career and personal life in Los Angeles. Her carefully constructed plans to climb the Hollywood ladder are constantly upended by her codependent and chaotic group of friends, including her best friend Tallulah (Odessa A’zion), who lands a surprise viral moment, Charlie (Jordan Firstman), Dylan (Josh Hutcherson), and Alani (True Whitaker).
Navigating influencer culture, upscale fashion parties, and absurd social pressures in LA, the group moves between hilarious mishaps and genuine emotional growth. The series features an electric, contemporary soundtrack packed with alternative rock, electronic beats, and classic pop anthems from artists like St. Vincent, The Cranberries, Tame Impala, and Grimes. The show's vibrant soundscape is tied together by an original score composed by Kenneth Blume (the acclaimed producer Kenny Beats) in his television debut.
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At Soundtrack Wiki, we take musical accuracy seriously. Every track list, scene description, and timestamp featured on this page has been manually verified by our editorial team to ensure it reflects the actual usage in the production.
Our methodology involves cross-referencing official credits, digital fingerprints, and frame-by-frame analysis of the soundtrack in context.
