Netflix's highly anticipated adaptation of Man On Fire has officially premiered, captivating audiences not only with its intense action but also its compelling soundtrack. The new series, starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II as John Creasey, features a diverse musical landscape, including standout tracks from pop sensation Charli XCX and iconic rock band INXS.

Based on A.J. Quinnell's novel, this action thriller follows ex-special forces mercenary John Creasey as he grapples with severe PTSD. His quest for revenge propels him back into danger, with the series marking the third adaptation of the story, following the 1987 film with Scott Glenn and the acclaimed 2004 version starring Denzel Washington.

The seven-episode series, released globally on April 30, 2026, boasts a score by Max Aruj, known for his work on Crawl and Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning. Beyond Aruj's original compositions, Man On Fire features a rich selection of needle drops, enhancing its narrative depth with tracks from artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Saweetie, and a strong contingent of Brazilian talent.

Every Song on Netflix's 'Man On Fire' Soundtrack

Dive into the full soundtrack, featuring every track played across all seven episodes of the new Netflix series:

Episode one

• ‘De Lata’ – Cores
• ‘Dern Kala’ – Khruangbin
• ‘SE VOCÊ’ – João Selva
• ‘Never Tear Us Apart’ – INXS
• ‘JET LIKE BENNIE’ – Jades Goudreault
• ‘My Best’ – Saweetie
• ‘Good Ones’ – Charli XCX

Episode two

• ‘The Storm’ – The Procussions
• ‘Feather’ – Sabrina Carpenter
• ‘Driving My Life Away’ – Eddie Rabbitt
• ‘Teatro de Deus’ – Zé Brown
• ‘The Cisco Kid’ – War

Episode three

• ‘Ai que Gostoso’ – kLap, Morello
• ‘Catuaba’ – Heavy Baile
• ‘Fé pros real’ – Kalli
• ‘Mascaradinha’ – Klap, Tati Zaqui, Thiaguinho MT
• ‘Noturno 150’ – Heavy Baile, Leo Justi, Goes
• ‘Desagua’ – Luiza Lian
• ‘Raven’ – Ju Dorotea
• ‘Favela chegou’ – LUDMILLA, Anitta
• ‘Cadê Zé’ – Maga Bo feat. Rosângela Macedo
• ‘Se Ala Vim’ – Heavy Baile feat. Dada Yute
• ‘Vem Mulher (Tchelinho)’ – Leo Justi
• ‘Bola Rebola’ – Tropkillaz, J Balvin, Anitta, ZAAC

Episode four

• ‘Hvy Bl Nss Prr’ – Leo Justi
• ‘Toca Na Pista’ – Tropkillaz, Heavy Baile
• ‘Baiana (Martin Wave Remix)’ – Barbatuques
• ‘Rap Do Silva’ – Bob Rum
• ‘Serial Driller FREESTYLE’ – Predella & Paptinho

Episode five

• ‘Deixa Eu Te Pegar No Uber’ – Ruxell x MC Tchelinho x Sydney Sousa
• ‘So Joga’ – Heavy Baile, MC Tchelinho, Leo Justi
• ‘Saudosa Maloca’ – Adoniran Barbosa
• ‘Prova de Carinho’ – Adoniran Barbosa
• ‘Cena De Novela’ – WC no Beat, PK & Djonga feat. Anitta
• ‘Tamo Ben’ – Kalli
• ‘Vem Morena’ – Luiz Gonzaga

Episode six

• ‘Sangue Latino’ – Secos & Molhados

Episode seven

• ‘Take Me Away’ – Questa
• ‘Golpe De Vista’ – Douglas Germano

The 'Man On Fire' Soundtrack: A Masterclass in Musical Storytelling

The music in Netflix's Man On Fire is more than mere background; it's a vital narrative tool. The inclusion of classics like INXS's "Never Tear Us Apart" in the opening episode serves as a powerful emotional anchor, subtly foreshadowing John Creasey's fractured state and intense personal struggles. This strategic needle drop immediately connects the audience to the character's internal world.

Furthermore, the soundtrack's eclectic mix, from Charli XCX's contemporary pop anthem "Good Ones" to Sabrina Carpenter's "Feather," showcases a deliberate effort to create a broad appeal. This blending of global pop stars with a significant emphasis on vibrant Brazilian sounds – featuring artists like Anitta, Heavy Baile, and Leo Justi – reflects the series' international scope and adds an authentic layer to its diverse settings.

This approach mirrors a growing trend in prestige television, where soundtracks are curated to be as much a part of the show's identity as its cinematography or script. By weaving together established hits and emerging talents, Man On Fire’s music supervisor not only caters to various musical tastes but also crafts an auditory experience that deeply enriches the viewing of this high-stakes thriller, distinguishing it from previous adaptations.