The Little Brother soundtrack includes music by Hoobastank, Bad Bunny and Will Smith. This info article contains spoilers and song details for Matt Spicer’s 2026 Netflix movie. Check out Vague Visages’ Soundtracks of Cinema category for more soundtrack song listings.

Little Brother stars John Cena as Rudd Landy, a New York City-based real agent. Eric André co-stars as Marcus Pinchel, the protagonist’s estranged acquaintance from a mentorship program. The storyline follows the main players as they reunite during production for a reality TV show. Composer Dan Deacon (Hustle) scored the 102-minute Netflix film; music supervisor Gabe Hilfer (Marty Supreme) selected the featured needle-drops. Here’s every song in Little Brother.

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Little Brother Soundtrack: Every Song in the 2026 Netflix Movie

• “Me and Baby Brother” by War (00:00:00): The Little Brother soundtrack song scores the opening montage sequence. A series of photos establish the connection between Rudd and Marcus. The track scores the film’s final moments at 01:30:00 and then continues during the end credits.
• “Walk Away from Love” by David Ruffin (00:09:00): Rudd attends a social event with his wife, Deirdre (Michelle Monaghan). The Little Brother music plays from a speaker system. Rudd talks about playing in “the big leagues.”
• “Just the Two of Us” by Will Smith (00:16:00): A 1998 sequence begins. Young Rudd (Maximo Salas) stares at a promotional poster. He meets Young Marcus (Christopher Woodley) for the first time.
• “Conquistadores” by Chico Hamilton (00:20:00): Marcus attempts to establish a “bro code” with Rudd. The Little Brother soundtrack song continues during a transition sequence. Marcus tries to impress Deirdre.
• “Love Hangover” by Diana Ross (00:34:00): Rudd finishes a conversation with his assistant, Mia (Sherry Cola). A transition sequence begins. Rudd meets Kieran (Ben Ahlers) for the first time.
• “Daily” by Khalan the Great (00:49:00): The Little Brother music accompanies a TV sequence. Marcus appears in an “NYC Hustlers” promo with Rudd. He eats M&M’S.
• “The Reason” by Hoobastank (00:53:00): Mia hangs out with Marcus. The Little Brother soundtrack song plays from a speaker system. Marcus says, “Hold up. Hoobastank?”
• “All of Me” by Billie Holiday with Eddie Heywood & His Orchestra (00:55:00): Rudd chats with his brother, Josh (Christopher Meloni), in a hot tub. The Little Brother music continues during a transition sequence. Marcus hangs out with Deirdre and drinks red wine.
• “The Message” by Cymande (00:56:00): Marcus and Deirdre joke about oral sex. A transition sequence begins. Rudd and Deirdre travel in a vehicle together.
• “I Want’a Do Something Freaky to You” by Leon Haywood (00:57:00): The Little Brother soundtrack song scores a car scene. Deirdre tells Rudd to pull over while driving. She kisses him aggressively.
• “Let ‘Em Know” by T.I. (00:59:00): Deirdre arrives at Josh’s home with Rudd. She looks around and says, “Wow.” Deirdre requests a server’s “mintiest drink.”
• “Flaunt It/Cheap” by Rae Sremmurd (01:02:00): The track accompanies a bathroom sequence. Josh chops up pills that he allegedly received from musician Justin Timberlake. Rudd snorts a line of an unidentified drug.
• “El Apagón” by Bad Bunny (01:04:00): The Little Brother soundtrack song scores a house party sequence. Josh dances at a DJ booth. Rudd sweats profusely while dancing.
• “The Host of Seraphim” by Dead Can Dance (01:07:00): Marcus performs a tracheotomy on Josh. The music scores a slo-mo sequence. Josh regains consciousness after choking on some food.
• “Take It from Someone Who Knows” by The Ovations (01:10:00): Rudd looks confused after Marcus saves Josh’s life. A transition sequence begins. Young Rudd plays basketball with Young Marcus.
• “The Reason” by Joe Tracy (01:29:00): Mia speaks to Marcus. She cites the lyrics from Hoobastank’s 2004 hit single. Mia and Marcus sing together.

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The Little Brother soundtrack also includes:

• “Next Level” by Zayde Wolf
• “Get Wild” by Astro Yurf feat. Young Goose
• “Microphone Fiend” by Eric B. & Rakim
• “My Crew” by Justin Starling and Tia P.
• “Talk” by The New Girl
• “The ‘In’ Crowd” by Ramsey Lewis Trio
• “Check This Out” by EJ Sarà

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