Every song on the Vladimir soundtrack 

The steamy new Netflix drama includes tracks by Chappell Roan, Doechii and Lizzo, among others The post Every song on the Vladimir soundtrack  appeared first on NME. NewsTV News Every song on the Vladimir soundtrack The steamy new Netflix drama includes tracks by Chappell Roan, Doechii and Lizzo, among others By Max Pilley 6th March 2026 Rachel Weisz and Leo Woodall in 'Vladimir'. CREDIT: Netflix Vladimir is the steamy new drama now streaming on Netflix, but what songs are in the show? Find out below. READ MORE: ‘Vladimir’ review: Rachel Weisz is mad about the boy in this steamy midlife crisis comedy The show stars Rachel Weisz as a professor on a college campus who is dealing with the fallout of her husband’s (John Slattery) affairs with past students when she herself begins to fall with the new writing professor Vladimir (Leo Woodall). Advertisement It is based on Julia May Jonas’ novel of the same name, with Jonas herself developing it for the screen, and all eight episodes landed on Netflix on Thursday (March 5). Check out the trailer for Vladimir here: NME has given the show a four-star review, writing: “This rollicking comedy drama about sex, obsession and the generation gap never plays it safe. There are frequent fantasy sequences – many of them steamy – and the fourth wall is obliterated from the start. Rachel Weisz’s unnamed protagonist doesn’t just quip to the camera like Phoebe-Waller Bridge in Fleabag; she turns us into her confidante and co-conspirator. As her life spirals into chaos and potential calamity over eight pacy episodes, there’s a lot to unpack – not least her growing infatuation with a dashing younger man.” “The final episode ties up certain plot strands a little too neatly, but Weisz’s parting shot is suitably ambiguous and witty. You’ll end the series wondering whether you should have been rooting for her, but feeling glad that you did. Well, maybe. Vladimir is far too smart to leave us with any easy answers.” Every song on the Vladimir soundtrack Recommended The show includes an original score from composer Tim Phillips, and notably makes use of many ear-catching needle drops, from the likes of Chappell Roan, Patti Smith and Doechii. The full list of songs is: EPISODE ONE Johann Strauss II – ‘Voices Of Spring String Quartet’ Barbara Ernie – ‘Play With Fire’ Chappell Roan – ‘Femininomenon’ CHRLY-K – ‘Mind Game’ Brenda Lee – ‘Break It To Me Gently’ Patti Smith – ‘Dancing Barefoot’ EPISODE TWO Mette – ‘Muscle’ Noga Erez ft. Audrey Nuna – ‘End Of The Road’ Christine And The Queens & Cerrone – ‘Catching Feelings’ Brian Seymour – ‘Before Times’ Peaches – ‘The Boys Wanna Be Her’ Advertisement EPISODE THREE Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – ‘Lacrimosa – Requiem In D Minor’ Cati Landry – ‘Mind’s Eye’ Stacey Q – ‘Two Of Hearts’ Dan Crisci – ‘Rainbows’ EPISODE FOUR Shygirl & Club Shy ft. Yseult – ‘F-Me’ EPISODE FIVE Antonio Vivaldi – ‘Concerto F Major For Three Violins Allegro’ Peter Dvorsky – ‘Pourquoi Me Reveille’ Otha – ‘Tired And Sick’ EPISODE SIX Joni Mitchell – ‘Help Me’ EPISODE SEVEN ESG – ‘My Love For You’ Sylvia Platypus – ‘Rachel, I Took Off My Shoes’ Ogreta – ‘Old Ways’ Dante Mazzetti – ‘Here I Go’ Dara Ackerman – ‘The Love I Want’ Gran Combo Los Supremos – ‘Sin Solucion’ Doechii – ’Crazy’ EPISODE EIGHT Lizzo – ‘Truth Hurts’ Related TopicsChappell RoanChristine and the QueensDoechiiExplainerJoni MitchellLizzoNetflixPatti SmithPeachesShygirl You May Also Like Advertisement TRENDING James Ford talks us through the huge new War Child ‘Help(2)’ album – track-by-track The Kooks to play The Great Escape 20th anniversary show presented by NME ‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ review: Tommy Shelby is back in business The biggest video game concerts you can’t miss in 2026 Chalk’s uncompromising dance-punk is fuelled by personal vulnerability and political questioning Advertisement More Stories News The ending of ‘Industry’ season four explained: Did Harper manage to win the battle against Tender? News Is ‘Industry’ returning for a season five? Reviews ‘Vladimir’ review: Rachel Weisz is mad about the boy in this steamy midlife crisis comedy Gaming News ‘Overcooked’ is coming to Netflix with ‘Stranger Things’, ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ crossovers Film News Every song on the ‘EPiC: Elvis Presley In Concert’ soundtrack Film News Every song on the ‘Scream 7’ soundtrack