The Playdate soundtrack includes music by Corona, Harry Nilsson and N.W.A. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Luke Greenfield’s 2025 Amazon movie. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

Playdate stars Alan Ritchson as Jeff Eamon, a U.S. Army veteran. Kevin James co-stars as Brian Jennings, a forensic accountant who wants to bond with his step-son. The storyline follows the main players as they get mixed up in a military conspiracy. Composer Jeff Cardoni (Young Sheldon) scored the 93-minute Amazon film; music supervisor Rupert Hollier (The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Playdate.

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Playdate Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2025 Amazon Movie

• “Carmina Burana” by Bournemouth Symphony Chorus; Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra; Marin Alsop (Conductor) (00:00:00): The Playdate soundtrack song scores the opening sequence. Jeff drives a vehicle during a chase scene. Brian, CJ (Banks Pierce) and Lucas (Benjamin Pajak) worry about their safety.
• “Four Leaf Clover” by Benjamin Pajak (00:03:00): Emily (Sarah Chalke) talks to her husband, Brian, about their son, Lucas. She says, “I mean, maybe he’s just not a sports kind of kid at all.” Lucas sings via social media during a transition shot.
• “Big Bootys Winning” by Ms. Money (00:07:00): An interior sequence begins at the Jennings home. The Playdate music plays from a speaker system. Lucas performs a dance sequence for his mother and father.
• “Boogie Shoes” by KC & The Sunshine Band (00:22:00): The Playdate soundtrack song scores a fight sequence at Buckee Cheese. Jeff attacks an employee. He squares off against “Clive” Lead Merc (Jason William Day).
• “Gimme Some Lovin'” by The Spencer Davis Group (00:26:00): A Buckee Cheese sequence continues. Jeff exits the building with Brian, CJ and Lucas. He admits that he doesn’t have a son.
• “The Rhythm of the Night” by Corona (00:29:00): Jeff drives a vehicle. He looks at Brian and says, “Just let me do my thing” before playing a song. The track is featured again at 01:06:00 and 01:20:00.
• “Without You” by Harry Nilsson (00:37:00): Jeff tells a story to Brian. The Playdate soundtrack song plays as he rescues CJ during a flashback sequence. The music plays again at 00:39:00.
• “Flower Duet” by Extreme Production Music USA/Extreme Music Library Ltd (00:38:00): CJ and Lucas drink “Liquid Psycho.” They consume one thousand milligrams of caffeine. The tune accompanies a slo-mo sequence.
• “Straight Outta Compton” by N.W.A. (00:40:00): Lucas confronts a bully (Chase Petriw as Kurt-Meanie #1). The Playdate music continues during a fight sequence. CJ attacks a group of bullies.
• “Rolling Memories” by Charlie Nguyen Kim (00:50:00): Brian bonds with Jeff during a car scene. The Playdate soundtrack song continues during a transition sequence. Jeff and CJ enjoy a meal.
• “Slam That Jam” by Russell Stephen McNamara (00:51:00): Jeff and company leave a food truck area. They talk about Galifinak-ish (Paul Walter Hauser in an uncredited role). Jeff says, “We’re gonna pretend to bang him.”
• “Stuck in the Middle” by Stealers Wheel (00:55:00): Jeff tells Brian to torture Galifinaki-ish. A transition sequence begins. Jeff dances during an homage to Quentin Tarantino’s 1992 film Reservoir Dogs.
• “Bayou Belle” by Jay Ramsey (00:58:00): Brian researches Simon Maddox (Alan Tudyk) during an interior scene. The Playdate soundtrack song continues as Jeff and CJ stare at each other. Brian says, “Wow, this guy’s a genius.”
• “You Can Do It” by Ice Cube feat. Mack 10, Ms. Toi (00:59:00): An interior scene continues. Jeff says, “Alexa, play some old-school hip-hop.” He dances to the music with CJ.
• “Earthquake” by Pretti Emage (01:02:00): Brian acknowledges that he betrayed Jeff during an exterior scene. Simon exits a vehicle. Jeff calls him “Captain Dickface.”
• “Hojotoho! Heiaha! (Ride of the Valkyries)” by Vera Schlosser, Berit Lindholm, Brigitte Fassbaender, Helen Watts, Helga Dernesch, Vera Little, Claudia Hellmann, Marilyn Tyler, Wiener Philharmoniker, Sir Georg Solti (01:12:00): Jeff and Brian battle a group of clones. The Playdate soundtrack song scores a fight sequence. The orchestral tune plays again at 01:14:00.
• “Give It Up” by KC & The Sunshine Band (01:19:00): CJ attacks Maddox. A fight sequence begins. Jeff and CJ square off against a group of soldiers.
• “Best Friends” by Jeff Cardoni (01:20:00): Colonel Kurtz (Hiro Kanagawa) points a gun at Jeff. He says, “You broke my heart.” The track sets in as Brian drives a white vehicle through a wall.
• “Tune in for the Revolution” by The Dead Drums (01:21:00): CJ hugs Jeff. The characters make their way home with Brian and Lucas. The Playdate music scores the film’s final moments during an explosion sequence.

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The Playdate soundtrack also includes:

• “Stacks and Scandals” by Charlie Nguyen Kim
• “Mama’s Hustle” by Charlie Nguyen Kim
• “Funny La La La” by Laurent Cohen Salmon and Fradji Marshall
• “Roll Up Roll Up” by Heinz Kiessling
• “Start Your Engines” by Scott Miller
• “Don’t Talk About Me” by Curt Sobel and Gary Schreiner
• “Uninvited” by Knock Hard
• “Tycoon with a View” by Helmut Reinhardt
• “Sugar Rush” by Scott Miller
• “Destroy” by Scott Miller
• “Rogue Motel” by Curt Sobel and Gary Schreiner
• “So in Love with You” by Anders Gunnar Kampe and Henrik Lars Wikstrom
• “Steirer” by Black Red Gold
• “Hot Sauce” by Charlie Nguyen Kim
• Breathe In, Breathe Out” by Extreme Production Music USA/Extreme Music Library Ltd
• “Je Dis Que Rien M’Épouvante” by Ayana Shiras Haviv
• “Rise and Roar” by Charlie Nguyen Kim
• “Victory Rush” by Charlie Nguyen Kim
• “Epic Fail Anthem” by Charlie Nguyen Kim

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