Netflix’s R-rated bachelor-party comedy 72 Hours premiered on July 24, 2026, directed by Tim Story and starring Kevin Hart, Marcello Hernández, Mason Gooding, Kam Patterson, Ben Marshall, Zach Cherry, and Teyana Taylor. The film follows a 40-year-old executive who gets accidentally added to a group chat and ends up joining a group of twenty-somethings on a chaotic three-day bachelor weekend in Miami. From here on, this guide focuses entirely on the film’s music — the original score, the licensed soundtrack, and where to stream both.
Soundtrack Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Film Name | 72 Hours |
| Director | Tim Story |
| Studio | Hartbeat Productions, Davis Entertainment, Counterbalance Entertainment, The Story Company |
| Platform | Netflix |
| Film Release Date | July 24, 2026 |
| Composer | Christopher Lennertz |
| Label | Netflix Music |
| Album Release Date | July 24, 2026 |
| Total Tracks (Score Album) | 27 |
| Runtime | 50:14 |
72 Hours Soundtrack Overview
The official 72 Hours (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film) album was released digitally by Netflix Music on July 24, 2026, timed to coincide with the film’s global streaming premiere. The 27-track score is composed entirely by Christopher Lennertz and is available as a Hi-Res digital release (UPC 810123169436). True to the film’s raunchy, high-energy bachelor-party premise, Lennertz’s track titles double as a loose scene-by-scene diary of the story’s escalating chaos — from the opening group-chat mishap through the trip’s wildest detours. Alongside the score, the film features an extensive lineup of licensed hip-hop, reggaeton, and dance tracks that supply the movie’s club and party sequences, discussed in the needle drops section below.
Who Composed the 72 Hours Soundtrack?
The score for 72 Hours was composed by Christopher Lennertz, an Emmy-winning American composer, conductor, and songwriter born in Methuen, Massachusetts. Lennertz studied at the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California under Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Bernstein, and he later worked under conductors Michael Kamen and Basil Poledouris early in his career.
Lennertz built his reputation through comedy and action scoring, with credits including Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007), Horrible Bosses, Ride Along, Think Like a Man, and Sausage Party (co-written with Alan Menken). He has spent fifteen seasons as the composer for Supernatural and currently scores Amazon’s The Boys, for which he won a Creative Arts Emmy in 2025 for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics for the song “Let’s Put The Christ Back in Christmas.” He also composes for the Netflix series Lost in Space and has written music for the Medal of Honor video game franchise. 72 Hours continues his long-running association with broad, high-energy studio comedies.
72 Hours Official Tracklist
- Bachelor Party Evite — 0:47
- You Have 72 Hours — 1:03
- Evite Accepted – First Round on Me — 2:01
- Bad Guy Garage – No Survivors — 1:28
- Introductions — 1:21
- Loop Dee Loo — 1:24
- Sneaky Photo Upload — 1:07
- This Is Fire — 1:20
- Heart to Heart – Jet Skis — 1:31
- Kitchen Cocaine — 2:18
- Who Is Joe? – Olé! — 2:56
- We Yacht of Here — 1:36
- We Have a Problem — 2:04
- The Book – Female Demo — 1:37
- Taking the Leap — 0:59
- Hunting Ricardo Continues — 1:11
- Different Places – Drugged — 2:31
- SS Whale Penis – Attack — 2:48
- Wedding Invite – Use the Dick — 2:26
- Almost Got Your Dick Sucked — 1:53
- Back from Roofie Island — 1:22
- Do More Coke – They Took Mason — 2:06
- Put It on Peaker Phone — 3:50
- Dressed for a Drug Deal — 1:47
- The Truth — 3:24
- I Would Helicopter Dick 4 You — 1:27
- Blades to Your Balls — 1:57
Total Runtime: 50:14
Score Highlights
- “Bachelor Party Evite” and “You Have 72 Hours” open the album and, based on their titles, likely underscore the film’s inciting group-chat mishap that kicks off the weekend.
- “Evite Accepted – First Round on Me” and “We Yacht of Here” appear to track the group’s early bonding moments as the Miami trip gets underway.
- “Kitchen Cocaine” and “Do More Coke – They Took Mason” are among the longer, more dramatically weighted cues on the album, suggesting they score the story’s escalating, higher-stakes complications.
- “Who Is Joe? – Olé!”, at nearly three minutes, is the longest cue on the album and its title points to a comedic set piece built around the Kevin Hart character’s identity.
- “Put It on Peaker Phone” and “The Truth”, the two longest tracks after “Who Is Joe?,” likely carry the film’s climactic confrontation and resolution beats.
- “Blades to Your Balls” closes the album, its placement suggesting it scores the film’s final comedic payoff.
These scene associations are analytical inferences drawn from track titles and typical comedy-scoring structure — they are not sourced from an official cue sheet, which has not been published.
72 Hours Licensed Songs / Needle Drops
Netflix and press coverage have confirmed the following licensed songs featured in 72 Hours. Scene-by-scene placement and timestamps have not yet been indexed by needle-drop databases as of this writing, so the list below reflects songs confirmed to appear in the film without confirmed scene context:
- “The Largest” – BigXthaPlug (samples “Slippin’ into Darkness” by War)
- “Grip” – Brevin Kim
- “Come Down to Miami” – Willie Colón and Celia Cruz
- “The Anthem” – Pitbull featuring Lil Jon
- “Smells Like Money” – Yung Gravy
- “Tumba Palo Cucuye” – Afro-Cuban All Stars
- “La Pista” – Bolo the DJ, Ceci Bastida
- “Silver Tooth” – Armani White featuring A$AP Ferg
- “Headsprung” – LL Cool J
- “No Cap” – Disclosure, Anderson .Paak
- “White Jesus” – Joshua+
- “Do It To It” – Acraze
- “Dientes” – J Balvin
- “My Favorite Drug (Blinke Remix)” – Peter $un
- “Gasolina” – Daddy Yankee
- “Kimbara” – Barry Can’t Swim
- “Can’t Touch This” – Bia & R3hab
- “Move Ya Body” – Nina Sky featuring Jabba
- “Ms. New Booty” – Bubba Sparxxx featuring Ying Yang Twins and Mr. Collipark
- “Rack” – Callmestevieray
- “(I Got) So Much Trouble in My Mind” – Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul
- “Victory Lap” – Fred Again.., Skepta, Plaqueboymax
- “Everybody Mad” – O.T. Genasis
- “Shake Senora” – Pitbull featuring T-Pain and Sean Paul
Composer Filmography (Selected Christopher Lennertz Credits)
| Title | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Supernatural | 2005–2020 | TV Series |
| Alvin and the Chipmunks | 2007 | Film |
| Horrible Bosses | 2011 | Film |
| Hop | 2011 | Film |
| Think Like a Man | 2012 | Film |
| Ride Along | 2014 | Film |
| Agent Carter | 2015–2016 | TV Series |
| Sausage Party | 2016 | Film |
| Lost in Space | 2018–2021 | TV Series (Netflix) |
| The Boys | 2019–present | TV Series (Prime Video) |
| UglyDolls | 2019 | Film |
| Tom & Jerry | 2021 | Film |
| Bad Moms Christmas | 2023 | Film |
| 72 Hours | 2026 | Film (Netflix) |
Where to Listen to the 72 Hours Soundtrack?
The official 72 Hours (Soundtrack from the Netflix Film) album, composed by Christopher Lennertz, is available to stream now on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, along with other major digital platforms via Netflix Music. The film itself, including all licensed needle drops, is streaming exclusively on Netflix. Listeners can find the score under Lennertz’s artist page, released with a Hi-Res digital format and full 27-track listing.
FAQs
1. Who composed the 72 Hours soundtrack?
The original score was composed by Christopher Lennertz, known for The Boys, Sausage Party, and Alvin and the Chipmunks.
2. How many tracks are on the 72 Hours score album?
The official Netflix Music release contains 27 tracks with a combined runtime of 50 minutes and 14 seconds.
3. When was the 72 Hours soundtrack released?
The score album was released digitally on July 24, 2026, the same day the film premiered on Netflix.
4. Where can I stream the 72 Hours soundtrack?
The score is available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music. The film is streaming exclusively on Netflix.
5. What are some of the licensed songs featured in 72 Hours?
Confirmed licensed tracks include “The Anthem” by Pitbull featuring Lil Jon, “Gasolina” by Daddy Yankee, “Dientes” by J Balvin, and “Shake Senora” by Pitbull featuring T-Pain and Sean Paul.
6. Is there a cue-by-cue scene guide for the score?
No official cue sheet has been published. Scene associations discussed in this guide are analytical inferences based on track titles, not confirmed placements.
7. Has Christopher Lennertz won any awards for his composing work?
Yes. Lennertz won a Creative Arts Emmy in 2025 for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics for his work on The Boys, in addition to multiple other award nominations across his career.