All songs from the Kill Jackie soundtrack
When a wealthy art dealer discovers his life has been orchestrated by a group of deadly hitmen, the only thing left to do is fight back. This thrilling premise has landed on screen in the electrifying revenge drama Kill Jackie, starring the magnetic Catherine Zeta-Jones.
Adapted from the compelling novel The Price You Pay by Nick Harkaway, the series plunges viewers into a world where high-stakes betrayal fuels a desperate hunt for retribution. Jackie Price, our protagonist, must navigate a dangerous landscape to take down those who have sought to destroy him.
The cast brings a formidable array of talent to the screen, including Daniel Ings, Darci Shaw, Sidse Babett Knudsen, Christine Adams, Julian Rhind-Tutt, Julian Barratt, Sebastian Armesto, and Hattie Hook, ensuring that the emotional depth of the revenge story is matched by the intensity of the performance.
Beyond the gripping narrative, the production team delivered a score that is as dynamic as the action. The show’s score is crafted by Matteo Zingales, whose previous work has established him as a master of mood and tension across films like Not Suitable For Children, The Hunter, and In Limbo.
But the soundtrack is where the true sonic excitement lies. The series features a rich tapestry of needledrops, weaving a complex and vibrant mix of genres throughout all eight episodes. From iconic tracks like ‘Sabotage’ by the Beastie Boys to the high-energy beats of ‘GO!’ by Santigold and ‘Bad Girls’ by M.I.A., the music pulses with the urgency of Jackie’s quest.
The theme song itself, ‘The Price You Pay’ by Ladyhawke, sets an immediate tone of high drama and unforgettable melody for the entire series.
Each episode is a musical journey, featuring diverse tracks that perfectly underscore the escalating tension. For instance, the opening episode kicks off with classic and edgy choices, blending the elegance of ‘The Girl From Ipanema’ with the raw energy of ‘Sabotage’.
As viewers move through the eight episodes released on October 2, 2026, they are treated to an evolving soundscape. Tracks ranging from the cinematic flair of ‘A Fistful Of Dollar’ by Ennio Morricone to the pulsating rhythms of ‘Block Rockin’ Beats’ by The Chemical Brothers create a truly unique auditory experience. The soundtrack, which features a massive collection of tracks from artists like Bad Bunny and The Prodigy, elevates the revenge thriller into a cinematic event.