The Curse Soundtrack

The Curse Soundtrack: John Medeski’s New Declare The Curse (Music from the Showtime Original Series) will be out on November 17th through Milan Records. There’s a full 52 soundtrack to the new show from Benny Safdie and Nathan Fielder.

The series, starring Fielder and Emma Stone, was executive produced by regular Syfy collaborator Daniel Lopatin.

The series investigates “how an alleged curse disturbs the relationship of a newly married couple as they try to conceive a child while co-starring on their problematic new HGTV show, Flipanthropy.”

The Curse Soundtrack
The Curse Soundtrack

The Curse Soundtrack

The Curse is a new American unconventional black television comedy series developed and written by Nathan Fielder and Benny Safdie.

Who Composed The Curse Soundtrack?

John Medeski: Anthony John Medeski is famous as an American jazz keyboard player, best known as a Medeski Martin & Wood member.

John Medeski, Who Composed The Curse Soundtrack
John Medeski, Who Composed The Curse Soundtrack

Additional Film Music of The Curse Soundtrack

Here is the complete soundtrack list of The Curse Soundtrack episode-wise:

Episode 1: ‘Land of Enchantment

  • Fake Tears – John Medeski: This song is composed by artist John Medeski and is part of the album The Curse (Music from the Showtime Original, which will be released in 2023.
  • Love Every Moment – Thom Franck & Jacob Wellfair: This song is composed by artists Thom Franck, Jacob Wellfair, Thom Franck, and Jacob Wellfair and is part of the album TFeel This Way, released in 2017.
  • Vengase Con Su Papi (feat. Guillermo Pascual) – Fernando Rios Roman\
  • Loving Care – James Muske
  • The Fire Burns On – SATV Music: This song is composed by artists SATV Music and is part of the album Upbeat Indie, released in 2019.
  • Jagadishwar – Alice Coltrane: This song is part of the track Turiya Sings, which was composed by the artist

Episode 2: Pressure’s Looking Good So Far

  • Pregnant – John Medeski: The song is composed by artist John Medeski and is part of the album The Curse (Music from the Showtime Original Series), released in 2023.
  • Parking Lot – John Medeski
  • Contemplating the Sea – AXS Music
  • New York by Night – Dennis Parker
  • Subterfuge – John Medeski
  • Stealing Files – John Medeski
  • Smokе House – John Medeski

Episode 3: Questa Lane

  • If You Could Only See – Tonic: This song is composed by artist Tonic and is part of the album Lemon Parade, which will be released in 1996. The genres include Alternative/Indie and rock.
  • Jai Ramachandra – Alice Coltrane: This song is composed by artist Alice Coltrane and is part of the album Turiya Sings, released in 1982.

Episode 4: Under the Big Three

  • House Reveal – John Medeski
  • Like An Eagle – Dennis Parker: This song is composed by artist Wade Nichols and is part of the album  Like An Eagle, released in 1979. The genre of the music includes R&B/Soul.
  • Steal the Stove – John Medeski

Episode 5: It’s A Good Day

  • Stand By Me – Cast
  • Utopian World – John Medeski

Episode 6: The Fire Burns On

  • Security Footage – John Medeski

Episode 7: Self-Exclusion

  • Whitney’s Statue – John Medeski
  • Dancing On My Own – Robyn
  • Ashram – John Medeski
  • Asher Makeup – John Medeski
  • Calm the F**k Down – Dogzamm

Episode 8: Down and Dirty

  • Mega – WireFang & Lil One Hunnet: This song is composed by the artist Lil One Hunnet, WireFang, part of the track Mega released in 2020.
  • Hell Yeah (Real Version) – Dead Prez
  • Santa-Fе – Bob Dylan

Episode 9: Young Hearts

  • Young Turks – Rod Stewart: This song is composed by artist Rod Stewart and is part of the album Tonight I’m Yours, released in 1981. The genre of the music is PopRock
  • Finish Line – SATV Music: This song is composed by artist SATV Music and is part of the album Cinemotion 2, released in 2022.
  • Whitnеy Cries Again – John Medeski

Episode 10: Green Queen

  • Yo no Juego – Big Sheemba
  • We Do This All the Time – John Mendenski
  • Jai Ramachandra – Alice Coltrane: This song is composed by artist Alice Coltrane and is part of the album Turiya Sings, released in 1982.

The Curse Original Soundtrack

Opening Song: The opening song of this soundtrack includes “Fake Trayer.” The new release includes the opening track and lead single “Fake Tears”.

Here is the complete list of The Curse Soundtrack:

  • Fake Tears (From “The Curse” Soundtrack)
  • Bad Interview
  • Asher Approaches
  • Tiny
  • Tomato Pee Pee
  • Shelter
  • Lies
  • Pregnant
  • Parking Lot
  • Casino
  • Nefarious Light
  • The Curse
  • Happy News
  • Dougie Walks
  • Subterfuge
  • Stealing Files
  • Smoke House
  • Performance Art
  • Art Talk
  • Ultrasound
  • Classroom
  • Back Door
  • About a House
  • Dougie Digs
  • Whitney Walks
  • Scorpion
  • Steal the Stove
  • Ashram
  • She’s a Lot
  • Pretend Buyers
  • Utopian World
  • Green Queen
  • Security Footage
  • Delivery
  • Neck Crack
  • Bone Dread
  • Nala Struggles
  • Whitney’s Statue
  • Asher Makeup
  • Whitney and Cara
  • Fernando
  • On Camera
  • Talking Shit
  • Whitney Cries
  • Asher Jeans
  • Apartment Complex
  • Whitney Cries Again
  • House Reveal
  • Asher’s Dilemma
  • Floating Hands
  • We Do This All the Time
  • The End

About the series: The series is about a team of would-be TV stars trying out a pilot and drama for a cable network real estate series about a house they are building. The gimmick home, also known as Disable, is designed to be off-the-shelf, energy-efficient, and attractively designed inside and out.

The soundtrack of The Curse is composed by various artists, including John Medeski. You can find more info about the soundtrack on Apple Music.

Official Trailer

The Curse Soundtrack

For some, rebirth marks a blessing, but for others, it can be a curse, plagued with cheap insecurities like Whitney and Asher.

Curse is also called Проклятта, which is a certificate as TV-MA.

Official Synopsis: A newlywed couple struggles to realize their vision for eco-living in a small New Mexico town. (From IMDb)

Genres: Comedy, Drama, Thriller

Release date: November 10, 2023 (United States)

External Link: Pitchfork

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