‘Ted Lasso’ Season 4 Soundtrack So Far: Public Enemy & Extra

Ted’s again!

Effectively, first, Rebecca (Hannah Waddingham), Leslie Higgins (Jeremy Swift) and Keeley Jones (Juno Temple) have to go to him in Kansas Metropolis, the place he has taken up a cashier job on the grocery store. After attending a KC Present match, the trio efficiently recruit Ted to educate their Division 2 ladies’s crew.

Fortunately, Ted’s son Henry (Grant Feely) and ex-wife Michelle (Andrea Anders) are on board this time, and a change of surroundings could be good for all three of them. Henry supplies a approach into the present for some hip hop and Public Enemy references musically to this point within the first episode. Music supervisors Christa Miller — spouse of Invoice Lawrence and Shrinking star — and Tony Von Pervieux, who each curate the soundtrack for Shrinking as properly have chosen the sonic backbone of Season 4.

Earlier seasons of the soccer comedy have contained memorable moments set to The Rolling Stones’ “She’s A Rainbow,” Hannah Waddingham belting “Let It Go” from Frozen (2013), Ted getting dressed to Philip Bailey and Phil Collins’ “Simple Lover.” Christa Miller, Shrinking star and spouse of Ted Lasso government producer Invoice Lawrence, curates the soundtrack.The 2 trailers each contained songs from Mumford & Sons’ newest album, Prizefighter — “Rubber Band Man (feat. Hozier)” and “Run Collectively.”

For all of the songs in Ted Lasso Season 4 by episode, learn on and verify again as new episodes come out each week:

Episode 1: “Dwelling”

“Magic” by Olivia Newton-John
“Again within the Excessive Life Once more” (re-record) by Steve Winwood
“Black Metal within the Hour of Chaos” by Public Enemy (lyrics talked about in Henry’s pocket book)
“Vine Road Boogie” by Jay McShann
“Can’t Truss It” by Public Enemy (Re-record, Pattern Free)
“I Don’t Need To Know” – Fleetwood Mac
“Oh, Girl Be Good” by Depend Basie
“KC Blues” – Charlie Parker
“Be” by Frogpond
“Kansas Metropolis” by The New Basement Tapes
Ted Lasso Theme tune by Marcus Mumford & Tom Howe

Episode 2: “Curios and Curiouser”

“Honky Cat” by Elton John
“You’re the Inspiration” by Chicago
“Once I Get My Hand On You” (Instrumental use) by The New Basement Tapes
“Clear Coronary heart” by Fragrance Genius
“Fought & Misplaced” (Instrumental use) by Sam Ryder
“Sisters are Doin it For Themselves” by Eurythmics (feat. Aretha Franklin)

Episode 3: “Richmond’s Received Expertise”

“Girls First” by Queen Latifah
“I Hope I Get It” (From A Refrain Line)
“Overture – The March from Stripes by Elmer Bernstein
“I Dreamed a Dream” by Susan Boyle

Episode 4: “Greyounds’ Day Off”

“The Walker” by Fitz and the Tantrums
“Once I get My Palms on You” by The New Basement Tapes
“Be Completely happy” by Mary J. Blige
“Hideaway” by INZO, Lhasa Petik
“No Exhausting Emotions” by Wolf Alice
“All I Do Is Win” by (Acapella from Coach Beard)
“Wild within the Streets” by The Circle Jerks
“Ole Ole Ole” – Group crew Chant
“It’s Gonna Be A Lengthy Night time” by Ween
“Oh Yeah!” by Yello
“U.N.I.T.Y.” by Queen Latifah

Episode 5: “Riches of Embarrassment”

“Honeymoon” – Jo Hill
“Unstoppable (Winner)” – Sia
“Received My Thoughts Set On You” – Crowd chant (set to the tune of George Harrison’s tune)
“Fuck The Folks” – The Kills
“Maintain On” – Wilson Phillips

Episode 6: “Don’t Leap Round A lot Anymore”