Killing Eve Music

Killing Eve has made a name for itself with a stellar soundtrack across three seasons. The band Unloved is behind many of the show's tracks and its signature "sound," but Killing Eve has featured the work of many notable artists as well. From dream pop and indie to French music and even Taylor Swift, these are the best songs to appear on Killing Eve in the first three seasons. Click through the gallery to listen to them all!

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Iconic French actress Brigitte Bardot's song "Contact" appeared in Killing Eve season 1 episode "I'll Deal with Him Later." A collaboration with Serge Gainsbourg, Bardot's psychedelic-pop track played while "Villanelle" preps for her next kill.

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In truth, this list could entirely feature songs by Unloved. The band behind Killing Eve's soundtrack lent album tracks and original compositions to the series — and "(Sigh)" is one the best. The brooding and explosive track plays in season 1 episode "I Have a Thing About Bathrooms."

Françoise Hardy's 1969 track "Il voyage" also set the tone for Killing Eve in the show's premiere episode. This lively rerecorded version played while "Villanelle" is on the move in Paris.

Taylor Swift track "Look What You Made Me Do" appeared in a much-discussed cover in Killing Eve season 3. The moody and stripped-down version, credited to Jack Leopards & The Dolphin Club, was at the centre of Swift's feud with Scooter Braun, and fans suspect she had a hand in the version of her song that played over the title credits in episode "Beautiful Monster."

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Killing Eve went all out on the soundtrack picks in the premiere episode. "Killer Shangri-Lah" by Pshycotic Beats memorably featured in "Nice Face," playing while "Villanelle" completes one of her first kills in the series. "I had to kill you..."

Sir Elton was the surprise focus of a Killing Eve season 3 episode! His "Crocodile Rock" made for one of the season's memorable moments, where "Villanelle" is introduced to her family's ritualistic performance of the well-known pop track. (Jodie Comer revealed that the song was also playing in her headphones during the silent breakdown scene in the same episode.)

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A '60s Dutch cover of "Angel of the Morning" — yes please. Willeke Alberti's version of the hit pop song, titled "Vlinder Van Een Zomer" in Dutch, featured at the end of Killing Eve season 2 episode "Desperate Times."

Another stellar Unloved track. The group's "Her," featured in Killing Eve season 2, might be described as a trip-hop and jazz crossover with a fatal air.

"Girl In the Room" by Cat's Eyes is another song with an unmistakably "Killing Eve" vibe. Romantic yet deadly, the song plays while "Eve" gives a description of her new target, "Villanelle," in season 1.

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