The BMF Season 4 soundtrack brings the high-stakes drama of the Flenory brothers’ story to life with a mix of classic and contemporary tracks. The series, inspired by the true story of Detroit brothers Demetrius “Big Meech” and Terry “Southwest T” Flenory, uses music to heighten tension and emotion. Here’s a complete breakdown of every song featured in the season.
BMF Season 4 Soundtrack: Full Episode Guide
The soundtrack for BMF Season 4 includes a mix of hip-hop, R&B, funk, and gospel music. Music supervisor Derryck “Big Tank” Thornton carefully selected each track to match the show’s intense and emotional moments.
Episode 1: “Graduation Day”
- More Bounce to the Ounce – Zapp & Roger
- Yo No Sé – Los Dug Dug’s
The opening episode sets the tone with Zapp & Roger’s classic funk track. Thornton explained:
“This is one of those timeless funk records that immediately sets a party off. We wanted the scene to feel real and alive, like something you could walk into on any block back in the day.”
Episode 2: “Discovery”
- Crazy – Ill Mind
- Do It – Lyric & Tamae
- Silver and Gold – Kirk Franklin
- Check Yo Self – Ice Cube
- You’re the One for Me – Purdy
- Al 2 Final Now – Gavin Maestro
- Who Got Da Props – Black Moon
- Dope Love – Therapii
Ill Mind’s “Crazy” was chosen for its gritty Southern club vibe. Thornton noted:
“This song has that raw, heavy energy. It helped shape the atmosphere of the scene and grounded it in a sound that felt true to the culture.”
Episode 3: “Good Faith”
- You Gone Learn! – Viibe Santana
- Where is The Love – Roberta Flack
- Arena – Chantara
- Practice – D Breezy and Ansolu
- Dancing in the Moonlight – Laserquid
Episode 4: “Power Trippin’”
- Ain’t No Thang – OutKast
- Clave Nueva – Los Tucanes De Tijuana
- Turn the Party Out – Omniscence
- End of the Road – Almighty Heezy
- About to Get Popping – O’Mega Red
- Survival of the Fittest – Mobb Deep
OutKast’s “Ain’t No Thang” was a standout pick. Thornton said:
“We couldn’t do the 1995 Source Awards scene without showing love to OutKast. This track is a Southern hip-hop anthem.”
Episode 5: “See It, Touch It, Mixtape It”
- Gotta Get Mine – MC Breed
- Fresh I May – Tone Dogg Raw
- Blue Sky and Silver Bird – Lamont Dozier
- Despierta – Los Tres Diamantes
This episode also features a pivotal original song performed by Purdy, written specifically for the show.
Episode 6: “Bad Religion”
- Kill You – DNA
- We Get Down – 2tp
- Futon – XIV
DNA’s “Kill You” was used for a major dramatic moment. Thornton explained:
“The song is aggressive and emotional. It really packed a punch and gave the scene that final jolt we needed.”
Episode 7: “Enemy Within”
- Ain’t No Love in the Heart of the City – Bobby “Blue” Bland
- Jump for Joy – The Campbell Brothers
- Return of the Mack – Mark Morrison
Episode 8: “Death of Hope”
(No confirmed tracks listed in sources)
Episode 9: “Point of No Return”
- 2 of Amerikaz Most Wanted – 2Pac ft. Snoop Dogg
- Major Attitude – Mando Beats
- Con Ese Tumbao – Chao Pescao
- Suavecito – Malo
- Quiet Storm – Mobb Deep
Thornton highlighted 2Pac and Snoop Dogg’s iconic track:
“West Coast royalty. As soon as this dropped, the entire party scene turned up. It’s a high-energy, iconic record.”
Episode 10: “Dreams Deferred”
- Slippin’ – DMX
- Accept It All – CRUZ The Dame
- Bling Bling – B.G.
The season finale features DMX’s “Slippin’”, a powerful track that underscores the brothers’ struggles.
The Theme Song and Music Supervision
The show’s theme song, “Wish Me Luck”, remains unchanged since Season 1. It’s performed by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson and Charlie Wilson, with additional verses by Snoop Dogg and Moneybagg Yo.
Music supervisor Derryck Thornton played a key role in shaping the soundtrack. His selections helped define the show’s gritty, emotional tone.
Fan Reactions and Key Moments
Fans have praised the soundtrack for its authenticity. One viewer asked on social media:
“Can someone tell me what the song is that’s playing on Episode 3, Season 4 around the 4:00 mark where Meech is talking to Angel?”
The track was later identified as “You Gone Learn!” by Viibe Santana.
Also Read: BMF Season 4 Finale Breakdown: Big Meech’s Arrest and the Explosive Ending Explained
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