The She Rides Shotgun soundtrack includes music by Chvrches, Underworld and Tom Jones. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Nick Rowland’s 2025 movie on Amazon and MGM+. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

She Rides Shotgun stars Taron Egerton as Nathan McClusky, a criminal whose former romantic parter gets killed by a white supremacist street gang. Ana Sophia Heger co-stars as Polly Huff, the protagonist’s daughter. The storyline follows the main players as they fight for their lives while receiving help from a detective. Composer Blanck Mass (Calm with Horses) scored the 120-minute film; music supervisor Phil Canning (Echo Valley) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in She Rides Shotgun, an adaptation of Jordan Harper’s 2017 novel.

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She Rides Shotgun Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2025 Movie

• “Denver Luna” by Underworld (00:50:00): Nathan travels in a vehicle with Polly. They get tailed by Albuquerque police officers. Nathan says, “Seat belt, Polly.” The She Rides Shotgun soundtrack song continues during a chase sequence. Nathan swerves into oncoming traffic. His vehicle spins after a collision with a police vehicle. Nathan stops his car as Polly begins to panic. Nathan evades the police and screams, “Whoo!” He giggles with Polly.
• “Leave a Trace” by Chvrches (01:50:00): Polly arrives at a foster home. Detective John Park (Rob Yang) says, “You need anything, you call me, okay?” Maya (Esodie Geiger) introduces Polly to other foster children. The She Rides Shotgun soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. Polly nervously rubs her fingers together as a group of kids dance.
• “Clearest Blue” by Chvrches (01:51:00): A foster home sequence continues. A girl teaches Polly a dance routine. The She Rides Shotgun music scores the film’s final moments and end credits.

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The She Rides Shotgun soundtrack also includes:

• “With These Hands” by Tom Jones
• “Race to the Finish” by Mark Scholl & Robert Walsh
• “360 Undercover” by Ranson Kennedy & Christian Salyer
• “The Harmony in You and Me Is Gone” by Eddie Molesky
• “Funny Flow” by Raney Shockne/Jaywalker Music

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