The Dangerous Waters soundtrack includes music by Girl Scout, UB40 and EZI. This info article contains spoilers and song details for John Barr’s 2023 movie on Hulu. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings, and then browse cast/character summaries in the Know the Cast section.

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Dangerous Waters stars Odeya Rush as Rose, a hotel worker who vacations with her mother. Eric Dane co-stars as Derek, a sailor and former police officer with unclear motivations. The storyline follows Rose as she gets mixed up in a human trafficking conspiracy. Composer Zak McNeil (Blood and Money) scored the 101-minute film; music supervisor Lol Hammond (Bronson) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Dangerous Waters.

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Dangerous Waters Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2023 Movie

• “Weirdo” by Girl Scout (00:03:00): Rose finishes a conversation with her mother, Alma (Saffron Burrows). The Dangerous Waters soundtrack song continues during a transition scene. Rose drives to work in her vehicle.
• “Paradise” by Stick Figure (00:04:00): An exterior sequence begins. Rose prepares for a 10-day adventure with Alma. The characters chat during a car scene.
• “There I Go” by Common Kings, Collie Budz (00:08:00): Rose asks Derek about the Annalisa’s name. The music continues during a transition sequence. Rose wears a teal top and tries to get cell phone service.
• “Weight of Sound” by Stick Figure, TJ O’Neill (00:10:00): The Dangerous Waters soundtrack song accompanies a boat scene. Alma celebrates her birthday. She kisses Derek and talks about living with Rose.
• “Rat in Mi Kitchen” by UB40 (00:21:00): Alma and Derek pop a bottle of champagne. Music plays from a speaker system. Rose drinks a glass of champagne and discusses her Scottish heritage.
• “Need You Like That” by EZI (01:36:00): The track scores the end credits.

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The Dangerous Waters soundtrack also includes:

• “Fix Up — Work It!” by Lol Hammond & Louis Vann Johnson

Q.V. Hough (@QVHough) is Vague Visages’ founding editor.