Sugar soundtrack: All the songs in Apple TV+ series
The music is just as much a part of the fabric of the show as Colin Farrell or the noir tropes.
Colin Farrell's new series, Sugar, is finally here - with Apple TV+ offering up a modern-day spin on a noir detective series.
The Irishman stars as private detective John Sugar, who's determined to solve the mysterious disappearance of a Hollywood producer's granddaughter. However, there's more to the mystery than meets the eye.
Farrell recently opened up to RadioTimes.com about playing John Sugar, describing him as "such a tender character".
He added: "He obviously inhabits a world of darkness and criminality and he lives alone, he's quite a lonely character, and all those other tropes are honoured.
"But there was this kind of lack of cynicism, and this belief in human beings that I thought was really just an interesting counterpoint to the life that he lives and what he sees and what he observes human beings doing to each other."
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The music is also just as much part of the fabric as the show as Farrell or the noir tropes - so read on for all the songs used in Apple TV+'s Sugar.
Sugar soundtrack: Full list of songs in Apple TV+ show
Episode 1
- Only the Lonely - Shirley Horn
- Nakanegh Dich - Mdou Moctar
- Etude - Julian Lage
- Visit Croatia - Alabaster DePlume
- Cherry - UFO
- Sugar Sugar - Bob Marley & The Wailers (closing credits)
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Episode 2
- Street Fighter Mas - Kamasi Washington
- Desejo de Amor - João Donato, Adrian Younge, Ali Shaheed Muhammad
- Last Night a DJ Saved My File - Zebra
- Wet - Steve Bug
- A NINGÚN HOMBRE - Rosalía
We'll add more to the list when new episodes are released.
Sugar premiered on Apple TV+ on Friday 5th April, with episodes being released weekly. Sign up to Apple TV+ now.
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