Netflix Kaleidoscope soundtrack: All songs featured in the show

Kaleidoscope is Netflix’s first big new Original series, and it’s an exciting way to start the year since, unlike most Netflix dramas, you can watch this one in virtually any order (besides the finale). Fans are sure to enjoy the show’s soundtrack, which features music by The Rolling Stones, alt-j, Funkadelic, and more.

Chad Birmingham was the music editor behind Kaleidoscope and has previously worked in the music department on several other Netflix projects, including the upcoming movie The Pale Blue Eye and previous films like Someone Great. He is also the music editor on Emily in Paris, so clearly, he knows what he’s doing!

Netflix Kaleidoscope soundtrack

Check out all of the songs featured in Kaleidoscope below. These are the songs that were added to the series. If you’d like to learn more about the official Kaleidoscope score with original music composed by Dominic Lewis (Violent Night, Bullet Train), then you can check out more info on the show’s official soundtrack here. The soundtrack will be released on December 30.

Kaleidoscope – Green songs

• “Melting Pot” by Booker T. & The M.G.’s – Beginning song

Kaleidoscope – Yellow songs

• “Sympathy for the Devil” by The Rolling Stones – Start of the diamond-stealing heist

Kaleidoscope – Violet songs

• “None of Us Are Free” by Solomon Burke – Opening song
• “The Bottom Line” by O.V. Wright – Ray and Lily open the auto parts shop, also plays in “Blue” on the radio

Kaleidoscope – Orange songs

• “Ahmad’s Blues” by Marlena Shaw – Opening song
• “Hand Clapping Song” by The Meters – Ray and Ava meet up
• “Use Me” by Esther Phillips – Ending song

Kaleidoscope – Red songs

• “Fitzpleasure” by alt-j – Beginning song
• “Can You Get To That” by Funkadelic – Ending song

Kaleidoscope – Pink songs

• “Gimme Some Lovin’” by The Spencer Davis Group – Opening song
• “Turn on Your Heartlight” by Neil Diamond – Guy sings some of it on the street
• “Let’s Think About Living” by Boudleaux Bryant – Bob’s crew attack Ava
• “Free Bird” by Lynyrd Skynyrd – Plays on the radio while Bob drives
• “If You Don’t Know Me By Now” by Simply Red – FBI comes after Bob
• “None of Us Are Free” by Solomon Burke – Ending song

Kaleidoscope – White songs

• “It’s Raining” by Irma Thomas – Opening song
• “Turn on Your Heartlight” by Neil Diamond – When Hannah and her sister get the bonds
• “Devils Plans” by Dominic Lewis & Charles Jones – Ending song (made for the show and part of the official soundtrack)

What was your favorite musical moment from Kaleidoscope? Which songs have you added to your personal playlists? Share your choices in the comments below!

Kaleidoscope is now streaming on Netflix.