The Pickup soundtrack includes music by Silk Sonic, Run the Jewels and Keke Palmer. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Tim Story’s 2025 Amazon movie. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

The Pickup stars Eddie Murphy as Russell Pierce, an armored car driver. Pete Davidson co-stars as Travis Stolly, the main protagonist’s new partner. The storyline follows Russell as he crosses path with a criminal seeking revenge for her father’s death. Composer Christopher Lennertz (The Boys) scored the 94-minute Amazon film; music supervisor Kier Lehman (Insecure) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in The Pickup.

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The Pickup Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2025 Amazon Movie

• “Fly as Me” by Silk Sonic (00:00:00): The Pickup soundtrack song scores the opening credits sequence. Travis walks down an escalator. He speak to Mikey (Jef Holbrook) and sees Zoe (Keke Palmer) for the first time.
• “Woop Baby” by Letherette (00:03:00): Travis points a gun at Zoe. He reads a note from her containing her phone number. Travis and Zoe visit a restaurant during a transition sequence.
• “Thinking with My Dick” by Kevin Gates (00:06:00): Russell speaks to his wife, Natalie (Eva Longoria), during a bedroom scene. A transition sequence begins. Travis wakes up alone after a night with Zoe.
• “Supernatural Thing, Pt. 1” by Ben E. King (00:06:00): Travis rushes to his vehicle. The Pickup soundtrack song continues during a transition scene. Russell looks at his wedding ring.
• “Lento” by Lkhn feat. DVTTY, Godwonder (00:11:00): Travis starts an armored vehicle. He begins a job with Russell. Miguel (Ismael Cruz Cordova) exits a vehicle during a transition scene.
• “Lovin on Me” by Jack Harlow (00:14:00): Russell enters an armored vehicle and puts Travis’ phone down. He says, “You’re supposed to be watching my back.” Russell and Travis travel together during a montage sequence.
• “Neutron Dance” by The Pointer Sisters (00:15:00): Travis drives an armored vehicle. The Pickup soundtrack song plays from the speaker system. Travis plays an 80s song and looks at Russell for approval.
• “Fly” by Sugar Ray (00:24:00): Mr. Coriano (Laurence Chavez) drives a vehicle. The Pickup music plays from the speaker system. Travis tries to get Mr. Coriano to stop.
• “It’s Raining Men” by Paul Jabara & Paul Shaffer (00:30:00): Zoe and her team tail an armored vehicle. Russell throws money out the back. Travis sings a song.
• “Candy Girl” by New Edition (00:45:00): Russell, Travis and Zoe visit a restaurant. The Pickup soundtrack song plays from the speaker system. Russell, Travis and Zoe talk about dipping pancakes.
• “Welcome to Jamrock” by Damian Marley (00:55:00): A warehouse montage begins. Chop Shop (Marshawn Lynch) receives a visit from Miguel and Banner (Jack Kesy). He jokes about a gender reveal party.
• “Sea Legs” by Run the Jewels (01:15:00): Travis runs over Miguel. The Pickup music kicks in during a transition sequence. Banner chases after Zoe.
• “Make It Hot” by BJ the Chicago Kid feat. Eryn Allen Kane (01:27:00): Travis jokes about his new friendship with Russell. The Pickup soundtrack song continues during a “6 Months Later” sequence. Zoe receives a video call from Travis.
• “Feelin’ Alright” by Paul Russell (01:29:00): Clark (Andrew Dice Clay) finishes a phone call with a client during a credits scene. The track scores the main end credits sequence.
• “Rock with You” by Keke Palmer feat. DivaGurl (01:31:00): The Pickup music plays during the film’s end credits after “Feelin’ Alright.”

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The Pickup soundtrack also includes:

• “Theme from Shaft” by Isaac Hayes

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