The new British heist thriller Steal, starring Sophie Turner, is now streaming on Prime Video. Alongside its tense plot, the show features a gripping original score by acclaimed composer Martin Phipps. This guide covers every detail about the music, from the full soundtrack album release to the select songs used in the series, plus everything else you need to know about the show.
The official soundtrack album for Steal is now available. Released digitally on January 23, 2026, the album features composer Martin Phipps’s original instrumental score for the series. The album is available to stream and download on all major digital music services.
The Soundtrack’s Composer and Creative Approach
The musical world of Steal was built by composer Martin Phipps. Phipps is known for his work on major television series like The Crown and Peaky Blinders. For Steal, he aimed to create a score that matched the show’s tense action but avoided sounding like a typical thriller.
Phipps used a specific tool to give the music its unique sound. He created almost the entire score using a single monophonic synthesizer, the Moog Sub37. This choice resulted in a tense and soaring synth-based soundtrack that provides an ominous backdrop to the financial thriller.
“Creating the music for ‘Steal’ was a thrill,” Phipps said. “My intention was to keep the music as taut as the action, but never to produce a generic thriller score. To that end, almost the whole soundtrack was written on one monophonic synthesizer, the Moog Sub37.”
Phipps collaborated with composer Benji Merrison on several tracks for the series. The score has been released as a soundtrack album by Lakeshore Records, the same label behind soundtracks for Stranger Things and Bridgerton.
Full Steal Soundtrack Tracklist and Featured Songs
The soundtrack album for Steal includes 14 tracks of original score music. The tracklist focuses on the instrumental compositions that build the show’s suspenseful atmosphere.
Here is the complete tracklist for the Steal soundtrack album:
- Thieves (5:15)
- Zara (2:50)
- 4 Billion – Martin Phipps & Benji Merrison (4:01)
- We Don’t Have to Fire Our Guns to Kill You (3:47)
- News Flash (1:25)
- The Warehouse (5:35)
- Offshore (2:09)
- Break In (6:01)
- MI5 – Martin Phipps & Benji Merrison (2:24)
- Attraction (2:09)
- The Farmhouse – Martin Phipps & Benji Merrison (2:13)
- Load Up the Trades (3:05)
- Inside Lochmill – Martin Phipps & Benji Merrison (1:50)
- Back Office Girl – Martin Phipps & Benji Merrison (2:44)
Unlike many series, Steal uses licensed pop songs very sparingly. Only a handful of episodes feature pre-existing music.
The songs used in the series are:
- Episode Three: Features Bicep’s 2017 electronic song ‘Glue’, Red Foley’s ‘Careless Kisses’, and Mack Owen’s ‘Somebody Just Like You’.
- Episode Four: Includes Art Feynman’s ‘Slow Down’.
The creative team behind the music supervision included Sarah Bridge and the 45RPM Music Supervision team.
Where to Listen and How to Watch Steal
The Steal soundtrack album is available on all major digital music streaming and download platforms as of January 23, 2026. This includes services like Amazon Music.
All six episodes of the Steal series itself are available to stream globally on Amazon Prime Video. The full season was released on January 21, 2026. The show is available in more than 240 countries and territories worldwide.
New viewers can watch by starting a 30-day free trial of Amazon Prime, which includes access to Prime Video. After the trial, a Prime membership costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year. Younger viewers between 18 and 24 years old may qualify for a discounted Prime for Young Adults membership after a six-month trial.
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About the Steal Series on Prime Video
Steal is a financial heist thriller set in London. The story follows Zara Dunne (played by Sophie Turner), an office worker at a pension fund investment firm called Lochmill Capital. Her ordinary workday is shattered when a gang of violent intruders storms the office.
The thieves force Zara and her co-worker and best friend Luke (Archie Madekwe) to help them steal billions of pounds from customers’ pension funds. The investigation into the massive crime is led by DCI Rhys Covac (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd), a detective dealing with personal challenges while trying to uncover who is behind the heist and why.
The series was created and principally written by Sotiris Nikias, who used his own financial background to inform the story. He co-wrote the show with Poppy Cogan and Shyam Popat.
Sophie Turner, who leads the cast, is best known for playing Sansa Stark in Game of Thrones. Archie Madekwe has appeared in projects like Saltburn and Gran Turismo, and Jacob Fortune-Lloyd is known for his roles in Bodies and The Queen’s Gambit.
The show has received positive early feedback. NME gave Steal a four-star review, describing it as “your first binge watch of 2026” and comparing it to a mix of Wall Street and Heat.
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