The Servant soundtrack includes music by The Teskey Brothers, The B-52’s and Saleka. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Tony Basgallop’s Apple TV+ series. Visit the Soundtracks of Television section for more Vague Visages music guides.

Servant stars Lauren Ambrose as Dorothy Turner, a grieving mother who refuses to accept her child’s death. Toby Kebbell co-stars as Sean Turner, a famous Philadelphia chef who hires a mysterious nanny to play along with an unorthodox therapy routine. The storyline follows the focal couple as they learn the dark truth about their hired hand. Composer Trevor Gureckis (Old) scored the Apple TV+ series; music supervisor Susan Jacobs (American Hustle) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Servant.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 1 “Reborn”

• “Rainy Night in Georgia” by Brook Benton (00:20): The Servant soundtrack song scores an interior sequence. Dorothy enters her home. Music plays from a speaker system as she talks to Sean about dinner.
• “Itsy Bitsy Spider” by Traditional (00:21): A dinner sequence concludes. Dorothy’s vocals continue during a transition scene. She sings to Jericho.
• “Claire De Lune” by Claude Debussy (00:26): Leanne walks through a bedroom. She touches items as the music plays. Leanne looks at a mirror.
• “Sherbet Sunset” by Little Simz (00:28): Sean cooks in his kitchen. The track plays from a speaker system. Sean takes a photograph of his food.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 2 “Wood”

• “Count to Five” by Rhye (00:04): The Servant soundtrack song scores a dinner sequence. Dorothy talks about a new addition to her team. Sean inquires about Leanne’s background.
• “Bloodless” by Andrew Bird (00:24): Dorothy hangs out with Leanne. They talk about clothes. Music plays in the background.
• “En Dias Como Estos” by Matt Monro (00:25): Dorothy prepares for a meal. Julian (Rupert Grint) pours a bottle of wine. He welcomes Leanne to the Turner home.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 3 “Eel”

• “Wake Me Up” by No Money Kids (00:04): The Servant soundtrack song scores an interior sequence. Sean cooks in his kitchen. Tobe (Tony Revolori) arrives to help out.
• “Do I Have to Talk You Into It” by Spoon (00:08): A kitchen sequence begin. Sean cooks while listening to music. He talks to Tobe and receives a phone call.
• “La Wally, Act I: Ebben? Ne André Iontana” by Alexander Rahbari, BRTN Philharmonic Orchestra & Miriam Gauci (00:14): Leanne talk to Dorothy. She inquires about a “romantic dinner.” The opera piece plays again at 00:17.
• “En Dias Como Estos” by Matt Monro (00:19): Tobe prepares a meal. He brings a plate of food to Leanne. Music plays from a speaker system.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 4 “Bear”

• “Can You Rush Them” by Matthew Dear (00:04): The Servant soundtrack song plays during a kitchen sequence. Sean prepares a meal. He drops lobsters in boiling water.
• “Grand paon de nuit” by Palatine (00:18): Sean cooks in his kitchen. Julian shows up with a bottle of wine. He boasts about his Sine Qua Non, Syrah.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 5 “Cricket”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 6 “Rain”

• “Zesser More Zessing” by Trinidad Ghost (00:07): George (Boris McGiver) speaks with Dorothy. The Servant soundtrack song accompanies a transition sequence. Dorothy receives a phone call from Sean while cooking.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 7 “Haggis”

• “É Tão Bom O Nosso Amor” by Caro Pierotto (00:21): Natalie (Jerrika Hinton) tells Leanne to look for a stable job. The Servant soundtrack song plays during a transition scene. The camera pans right through the Turner home.
• “Carry You” by The Teskey Brothers (00:25): The track accompanies an interior scene. Sean speaks on the phone to an animal control employee. He comforts Dorothy.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 8 “Boba”

• “Les pecheurs de perles, Act I: Au fond du temple saint” by Janet Lotric, Igor Morozov, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra & Johannes Wildner (00:04): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies an interior scene. Dorothy wears a necklace. She talks to Leanne about Sean.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 9 “Jericho”

• “Forever You and Me” by The Teskey Brothers (00:04): Julian hangs out with Dorothy. The Servant soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. Julian and Dorothy smoke while talking about the name “Jericho.”

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 10 “Balloon”

• “Ain’t Gonna Let You Down” by Júníus Meyvant (00:03): Leanne prepares for Jericho’s birthday party. The Servant soundtrack song plays as she carries balloons. Leanne talks to Tobe during a kitchen sequence.
• “Rock-a-bye Baby” by Traditional (00:12): The track is featured during an interior scene. Aunt May sings to Jericho.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 1 “Doll”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 2 “Spaceman”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 3 “Pizza”

• “East October” by John Moreland (00:05): The Servant soundtrack song plays during an interior scene. Sean talks to Dorothy about May Markham (Alison Elliott). Music plays from a speaker system.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 4 “2:00”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 5 “Cake”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 6 “Espresso”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 7 “Marino”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 8 “Loveshack”

• “The Sky Cries” by Saleka (00:08): Sean walks through the Turner home. The Servant soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. The track is featured again at 00:12 and 00:22.
• “Love Shack” by The B-52’s (00:20): The track accompanies an interior scene. An unidentified person plays an audio cassette. George smashes his head against a wall.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 9 “Goose”

• “5 Time Merrier” by Keith Mansfield (00:16): Julian snorts a line of cocaine. The Servant soundtrack song plays during a transition scene. Julian paces back and forth in a living room.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 2, Episode 10 “Josephine”

• “Tutti Frutti” by Little Richard (00:10): Leanne watches a cult video. The Servant soundtrack song plays during an “invocation” sequence. A group of people dance while harming themselves.
• “Pennies from Heaven” by The Clovers (00:16): The track plays during an interior scene. Leanne pants and walks down a staircase. Aunt Josephine (Barbara Sukowa) stabs herself.
• “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” by Traditional (00:26): Leanne talks to Sean in their bedroom. She listens to an audio transmitter. Leanne sings the tune.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 1 “Donkey”

• “Memory Box” by Peter Cat Recording Co. (00:05): The Servant soundtrack song plays during an interior scene. Sean talks about Jericho having only two teeth. Leanne stares through a window.
• “Pirate Song” by Traditional (00:17): Dorothy puts on sunglasses. She sings a tune while looking at Julian and Veera (Sunita Mani). Grint’s character participates in a duet.
• “The Sky Cries” by Saleka (00:25): The track accompanies an interior scene. Leanne calls Tobe. She asks him to come over.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 2 “Hive”

• “Brighter!” by Cass McCombs (00:01): Dorothy talks to maintenance workers. The Servant soundtrack song plays during an interior scene. Sean prepares a meal.
• “One Day” by Winterpills (00:05): A kitchen sequence begins. Sean talks about a Dominican meal. Dorothy greets a guest.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 3 “Hair”

• “Sweetest Thing on This Side of Heaven” by Papa Bear & His Cubs (00:08): The Servant soundtrack song plays as Sean finishes a meal. He gives it to Leanne. Music plays from a speaker system.
• “Somebody Was Watching” by Pops Staples (00:11): A kitchen sequence begins. Sean asks Leanne if she wants to help. He prepares a meal for kids in a park.
• “Roll Thru” by ADAZE (00:12): The music accompanies an exterior scene. Sean gives food to two kids. He talks about pizza al taglio.
• “Warned You” by Good Morning (00:19): Sean cuts a bag. Dorothy complains about him feeding squatters. Leanne listens to the conversation.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 4 “Ring”

• “One More Night” by Saleka (00:02): A record sequence begins. The Servant soundtrack song plays as Dorothy talks to Leanne about attending a Vivian Dale concert. The track plays again at 00:24.
• “One For the Team” by I Don’t Speak French (00:16): Leanne feeds Jericho. Sean cooks in his kitchen. Sylvia (Nadia Alexander) complains about Leanne.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 5 “Tiger”

• “Yoyo” by POP ETC (00:11): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies an exterior scene. A DJ plays music. Leanne wears cat make-up.
• “Long Life” by Cutty Ranks feat. Luciano (00:20): Leanne leaves a party to get food. Music plays briefly from a speaker system.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 6 “Fish”

• No Featured Songs

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 7 “Camp”

• “There Is a Place” by Saleka (00:19): The Servant soundtrack song scores an interior sequence. Leanne listens to a record. She looks at herself in a mirror.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 8 “Donut”

• “There Is a Place” by Saleka (00:10): Sean walks up a staircase. The Servant soundtrack song plays from a room. Sean talks to Leanne about Dorothy.
• “You’re So Fine” by Papa Bear & His Cubs (00:24): A kitchen sequence begins. Sean prepares a meal. He calls out to Leanne as the doorbell rings.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 9 “Commitment”

• “Sunday Morning” by Amanaz (00:04): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies a kitchen sequence. Sean talks to Dorothy about biltong and caviar. The characters chat about the previous night.
• “Hush Little Baby, Don’t Say a Word” by Traditional (00:16): Dorothy carries Jericho around her home. She sings to him as he cries. The tune is featured again at 00:27.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 3, Episode 10 “Mama”

• “Take It or Leave It” by Saleka (00:05): The Servant soundtrack song plays during an interior sequence. Dorothy does yoga with Leanne. The characters end their session.
• “L’ombre et la lumière” by Coralie Clément (00:15): A kitchen sequence begins. Dorothy prepares a meal. Julian talks about dressing up nice.
• “Harp Concerto in G Major: III. Vivace” by Karoly Botvay, Andrea Vigh & Budapest Strings (00:16): Sean and Dorothy have dinner with Julian and Leanne. Music plays in the background. Dorothy toasts to mothers and new beginnings.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 1 “Pigeon”

• “La Wally, Act 1: Ebben? Ne André Iontana” by Alexander Rahbari, BRTN Philharmonic Orchestra & Miriam Gauci (00:03): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies an interior scene. Leanne prepares a meal. She receives a video call from Julian.
• “Memories” by Maroon 5 (00:14): Leanne starts a vehicle. The track plays through a speaker system. Leanna taps around the wheel area.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 2 “Itch”

• “Linda” by Los Pregoneros del Recuerdo de Carlos y Arturo Pitalúa (00:21): Tobe prepares a mole meal. The Servant soundtrack song plays from within the Turner home. Leanne shows up and talks to Tobe.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 3 “Séance”

• “All Along I’ve Loved You” by Tony Ashly & The Delicates (00:15): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies a kitchen sequence. Sean works on a meal. Dorothy reads about astral projection.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 4 “Boo!”

• “All I Want” by Saleka (00:11): The Servant soundtrack song scores a bedroom sequence. Leanne dances while listening to music. She looks at a mirror and applies lipstick to her mouth.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 5 “Neighbors”

• “Linda” by Los Pregoneros del Recuerdo de Carlos y Arturo Pitalúa (00:14): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies a party sequence. Sean talks to a guest about his TV show. Music plays in the background.
• “Complicated” by Savaiah (00:21): Ash (Andrew Durand) eats a piece of food. Sean pours a drink. He talks to Dorothy about their disastrous neighborhood party.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 6 “Zoo”

• “The Itsy Bitsy Spider” by Traditional (00:03): The Servant soundtrack song is featured during an exterior sequence. A group of people sing the nursery rhyme. Julian watches and winces.
• “Funkytown” by Lipps, Inc. (00:19): Sean insults Julian. The track kicks in as they grapple. Leanne wakes up near a fire.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 7 “Myth”

• “Selfish” by Saleka (00:04): The Servant soundtrack song scores an interior sequence. Julian brushes his teeth. He teases Leanne about her musical tastes.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 8 “Tunnels”

• “Hush, Little Baby” by Traditional (00:23): The Servant soundtrack song is featured during an interior scene. Leanne sings a lullaby. She approaches Sean.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 9 “Awake”

• “There Is a Place” by Saleka (00:06): The Servant soundtrack song accompanies an interior scene. Dorothy walks through her home and carries Jericho. Leanne follows behind in a black dress and talks about a sofa.

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Servant Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 4, Episode 10 “Fallen”

• “Somewhere in the Wild” by Saleka (00:19): Leanne plays a record. She dances, cuts her arms and lights her body on fire. The Servant soundtrack song continues as Leanne falls to her death (presumably).

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