Heartbreak High Season 3 Soundtrack Guide: Every Song Featured in the Netflix Final Season

The final season of Heartbreak High has arrived on Netflix, and with it comes a music lineup that captures the energy of Hartley High’s graduating class. The show’s third season, which premiered on March 25, 2026, brings together a mix of Australian icons and global stars across its eight episodes. From INXS and Kylie Minogue to Chappell Roan and Charli XCX, the soundtrack serves as a companion to the emotional farewell of this beloved teen drama.

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Music supervisors Jemma Burns and Charlie Lempiere assembled a collection that reflects the show’s commitment to highlighting Australian talent while keeping a global appeal. The final season features a guest appearance from Genesis Owusu, who performs his tracks “Stampede” and “Get Inspired” in Episode 4.

“For the final season the creative team went all in with their commitment to homegrown sounds while honouring the show’s global reach. From INXS and Kylie Minogue to Amyl and the Sniffers, every episode is stacked with local legends and rising names alongside international acts.”
— Jemma Burns and Charlie Lempiere, Music Supervisors

Episode 1 – Operation Headjob

The season opener sets the tone with a mix of classic Australian rock and current hits. INXS opens with “Never Tear Us Apart,” followed by Chappell Roan’s viral track “Hot To Go.” The episode also features The Smashing Pumpkins’ “1979” and alt-J’s “In Cold Blood.”

• “Never Tear Us Apart” – INXS
• “Hot To Go” – Chappell Roan
• “Chocolate Rain” – Flo Milli
• “Shazam!” – Spiderbait
• “Ready For The Sky” – Budjerah
• “Catch You Out” – Shrapnel
• “What Turns You On” – Don West
• “Movement” – Hozier
• “Bullet” – Split System
• “Juice of the Sun” – Babe Rainbow
• “1979” – The Smashing Pumpkins
• “In Cold Blood” – alt-J

Episode 2 – Somebody Nose

This episode features a shorter but carefully selected set of tracks, including Silverchair’s “Israel’s Son” and Jungle’s “Good Times.”

• “Good Times” – Jungle
• “Superbad” – YNG Martyr
• “Oh Yeah” – Yello
• “Gladly” – Tirzah
• “Israel’s Son” – Silverchair

Episode 3 – The Root Room

Episode 3 includes a notable appearance from cast member Ayesha Madon, whose single “Blame Me” appears in this episode. The tracklist also features Sexyy Red’s “Fake Jammin,” Tatu’s “All The Things She Said,” and Saweetie’s “Icy Grl.” Australian artists Barkaa, Djanaba, and Chanel Loren are also featured.

• “Mysterious Girl” – Peter Andre
• “Blame Me” – Ayesha Madon
• “Shinin’” – DSP
• “Fake Jammin” – Sexyy Red
• “All The Things She Said” – t.A.T.u.
• “Money Shows (feat. Eartheater)” – John Glacier
• “Woof (feat. Kah-Lo)” – Sofi Tukker
• “Do It All Again” – Gold Fang
• “Airplane Mode” – Jujulipps
• “Fruition (feat. Minty)” – Barkaa
• “Icy Grl” – Saweetie
• “B Wit U” – Khya
• “Way We Move” – Djanaba
• “Ring Ring” – Chanel Loren
• “#513” – Sudan Archives
• “OKOK (WORK)” – VOLDY, IJALE & OX4ORD
• “Homie Don’t Shake” – Fcukers
• “Erling Haaland (Elet Adab)” – Miko Mal
• “Girls & Rings” – Big Words
• “Madeline” – Georgia Gets By
• “Not Many (The Remix!)” – Scribe feat. Con-Psy, Savage

Episode 4 – A Constitution for Cucking

This episode marks the guest appearance of Genesis Owusu, who performs both “Stampede” and “Get Inspired.” The tracklist also includes Amyl and the Sniffers’ “U Should Not Be Doing That,” Tove Lo and SG Lewis’ “Heat,” and a cover of Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game” by Wolf Alice.

• “Weak Dog” – Jack Kong
• “Gentle And Kind” – Extreme Music
• “U Should Not Be Doing That” – Amyl and the Sniffers
• “House Check (feat. Big Skeez)” – Human Movement
• “Bleed But Never Die” – Ecca Vandal
• “Shape I’m In” – Jo Jo Zep
• “Spiced Rum (Party)” – And Beyond
• “Planet Waves” – Sleep D
• “Resist” – Maggie Tra
• “The Game” – Space 92
• “Heartbeat (feat. Vv Pete)” – Logic1000
• “Heat” – Tove Lo, SG Lewis
• “Stampede” – Genesis Owusu
• “Get Inspired” – Genesis Owusu
• “Next Exit” – Rebel Yell
• “Bop” – Surusinghe
• “Welcome To London” – Charlie Sparks
• “Pleasure (Bambounou Here To Please Remix)” – Jennifer Loveless
• “Wicked Game” – Wolf Alice

Episode 5 – A Good Egg

This episode includes early 2000s nostalgia with Timbaland & OneRepublic’s “Apologize” and Darude’s iconic “Sandstorm.” K-pop fans will recognize Aespa’s “Whiplash” in the lineup.

• “Apologize” – Timbaland & OneRepublic
• “Sandstorm” – Darude
• “Losing Out” – Total Tommy
• “Thank Goodness” – Hope Tala
• “Whiplash” – Aespa
• “Rush of Adrenaline” – Big Wett
• “Disparate Youth” – Santigold

Episode 6 – Cuckoo, Bitches!

A mix of dance and alternative tracks defines this episode, including Jamiroquai’s “Canned Heat,” Kim Petras’ “Gag On It,” and FKA Twigs’ “Cellophane.” Australian producer Ninajirachi appears with “Ninacamina Bamster Remix.”

• “Canned Heat” – Jamiroquai
• “Bon Bon” – Fcukers
• “Fake ID” – Kah-Lo & Riton
• “Selfish Soul” – Sudan Archives
• “Breathe” – Deuce
• “Color Me In” – Ashes
• “Gag On It” – Kim Petras
• “Facelift (feat. 1st Klase)” – Gold Fang
• “Ninacamina Bamster Remix” – Ninajirachi & Izzy Camina
• “Silver Blonde” – Jim George
• “Good Lies” – Overmono
• “Cellophane” – FKA Twigs
• “Burningthesage!” – Yung Shogun
• “Chanel (feat. Alice Skye)” – Teether & Kuya Neil
• “Meet Your Maker” – Devaura
• “Godsend” – Armlock
• “Silent Passage” – Marlon Williams
• “Red Right Hand” – Nell Smith & The Flaming Lips

Episode 7 – For Whom the Hartley Bell Tolls

This episode features Charli XCX’s “Von Dutch,” Kylie Minogue’s “Did It Again,” and Australian Crawl’s “Reckless (Don’t Be So).” The Hives’ “Hate To Say I Told You So” and Garbage’s “Milk” round out the selection.

• “I Was A Teenage Werewolf” – The Cramps
• “You’re Still The One” – Kartanya Maynard
• “Elixir” – Phil & The Tiles
• “Deadlines” – Delivery
• “Adam” – Lotte Gallagher
• “No Effect” – Hooligan Hefs
• “Rabbit Hole” – Deuce
• “Hate To Say I Told You So” – The Hives
• “Von Dutch” – Charli XCX
• “Reckless (Don’t Be So)” – Australian Crawl
• “Milk” – Garbage
• “Big Dreams” – Amyl and the Sniffers
• “Did It Again” – Kylie Minogue

Episode 8 – Destined

The series finale closes with a celebration of Australian dance music. Dom Dolla appears twice with “Take It” and “Eat Your Man (feat. Nelly Furtado).” Silverchair returns with “Straight Lines,” and Mallrat closes with “Horses.” The episode also includes Right Said Fred’s “I’m Too Sexy” and Dua Lipa’s “Illusion (Honey Dijon Remix).”

• “Break The Rules” – Charli XCX
• “I’m Too Sexy” – Right Said Fred
• “Dance” – ESG
• “Don’t Touch Me Baby (feat. DJ Boring)” – Memphis LK
• “Turn Down For What” – DJ Snake & Lil Jon
• “Don’t Call Me Baby” – Madison Avenue
• “Sublime – House Mix” – Shakaya
• “Illusion (Honey Dijon Remix)” – Dua Lipa
• “Take It” – Dom Dolla
• “Freaks (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike Remix)” – Timmy Trumpet & Savage
• “Eat Your Man (feat. Nelly Furtado)” – Dom Dolla
• “Incorruptible Essence” – Scalameriya
• “Something For Somebody” – Mallrat
• “Outro” – M83
• “Love Lost” – The Temper Trap
• “Straight Lines” – Silverchair
• “Horses” – Mallrat

Original Score Also Available

In addition to the licensed songs, a soundtrack album featuring original score composed by Chiara Costanza released on March 25, 2026. The 27-track album includes music from key emotional moments throughout the season, including “Amerie & Malakai,” “Darren & Cash Breakup,” and “Quinny’s Meltdown.” The score is available on major streaming platforms.

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