The Thrash soundtrack includes music by Claude Debussy, Vanessa Carlton and Johnny Nash. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Tommy Wirkola’s 2026 Netflix movie. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

Thrash stars Phoebe Dynevor as Lisa Fields, a pregnant woman from New York. Whitney Peak co-stars as Dakota, a young woman who thinks about her late parents during a hurricane. The storyline follows the main protagonists as they strategize against hungry sharks. Composers Daniel Futcher (Pam & Tommy) and Dominic Lewis (The Fall Guy) scored the 86-minute Netflix film; music supervisor Gabe Hilfer (Ozark) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Thrash.

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Thrash Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2026 Netflix Movie

• “White Lightning” by Tennessee River Crooks (00:04:00): Dakota wears an orange raincoat and shivers by a door. The Thrash soundtrack song sets in during a transition sequence. Dee (Alyla Browne) hangs out with Ron (Stacy Clausen) and Will (Dante Ubaldi) by a river.
• “Claire de Lune” by Claude Debussy (00:16:00): Lisa tries to calm herself while trapped in a vehicle. She picks a song from a playlist called “Soothing songs for birth.” The Thrash music continues as Lisa exhales.
• “A Thousand Miles” by Vanessa Carlton (01:07:00): Lisa tries to relax while trapped on a mattress. She chooses a song from her phone playlist. Lisa groans in pain and lies on her back.
• “Real Love Baby” by The Heavy Heavy (01:17:00): Dee, Ron and Will exit a flooded garage in a vehicle. The Thrash soundtrack song continues during a transition sequence. A news reporter named Joe Sprinkle (Andrew Lees) reports about Hurricane Henry and the destruction in Annieville.
• “I Can See Clearly Now” by Johnny Nash (01:18:00): The Thrash music scores the film’s end credits.

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The Thrash soundtrack also includes:

• “Shim” from Dance Moms by William Brandt, Walter Brandt, Jay Lazroff, Craig Owens and Keith Volpone
• “Brain Damage” by Joywave
• “Behind the Clown” by Lonnie Spiker

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