72 Hours Movie Soundtrack
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| Director | Tim Story |
| Studio | Hartbeat Productions / Will Packer Productions / Netflix |
| Release date | 2026-07-24 |
| Genre(s) | Comedy |
| Composer(s) | Christopher Lennertz |
| Score album | 72 Hours (Original Motion Picture Score) |
| Available on | Netflix |
| Cast | Kevin Hart as Joe Nixon Marcello Hernández as Nick Mason Gooding as Mason Teyana Taylor as Jennifer Michael Mando as Jaze Zach Cherry as Barry ... e 6 more |
About This Soundtrack
Premiering globally on Netflix on July 24, 2026, the comedy film 72 Hours is directed by Tim Story and produced by Kevin Hart's Hartbeat Productions alongside Davis Entertainment and Will Packer Productions. The film stars Kevin Hart as Joe Nixon, a 40-year-old executive who embarks on a wild bachelor party in South Beach after being accidentally added to a Gen Z group chat.
The soundtrack for 72 Hours features a high-energy original score composed by Christopher Lennertz, known for his signature comedic collaborations with Tim Story on the Ride Along and Think Like a Man franchises. Blending modern EDM, Latin rhythms, and symphonic brass, Lennertz's music mirrors the chaotic, fast-paced atmosphere of Miami and the generational gap between Joe and the young partygoers.
On this page, you can browse all information for the film's music database. Although the tracklist is set to be updated manually, it serves as the complete guide to all songs played in 72 Hours with direct links to stream or purchase on major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.
Additional Songs
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The Largest
by BigXthaPlug
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GRIP
by Brevin Kim
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Come Down To Miami
by Celia Cruz
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Smells Like Money
by Yung Gravy
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The Anthem
by Pitbull, Lil Jon
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Tumba Pala Cocuyé
by Afro Cuban All Stars
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La Pista
by BOLO THE DJ
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SILVER TOOTH.
by Armani White, A$AP Ferg
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Headsprung
by LL COOL J
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NO CAP
by Disclosure, Anderson .Paak
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White Jesus
by JOSHUA+
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Do It To It
by Acraze
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Dientes
by J Balvin, USHER, DJ Khaled
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MY FAVOURITE DRUG
by Peter $un
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Gasolina Also in M.I.A.
by Daddy Yankee
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Kimbara
by Barry Can't Swim
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CAN'T TOUCH THIS
by BIA, R3HAB
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Move Ya Body
by Nina Sky
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Ms. New Booty
by Bubba Sparxxx
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Rack
by callmestevieray
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(I Got) So Much Trouble In My Mind
by Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul
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Victory Lap
by Fred again..
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Everybody Mad
by O.T. Genasis
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Shake Senora
by Pitbull, T-Pain, Sean Paul
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Songs in Trailer
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Original Score
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Bachelor Party Evite
by Christopher Lennertz
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You Have 72 Hours
by Christopher Lennertz
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Evite Accepted - First Round on Me
by Christopher Lennertz
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Bad Guy Garage - No Survivors
by Christopher Lennertz
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Introductions
by Christopher Lennertz
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Loop Dee Loo
by Christopher Lennertz
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Sneaky Photo Upload
by Christopher Lennertz
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This Is Fire
by Christopher Lennertz
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Heart to Heart - Jet Skis
by Christopher Lennertz
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Kitchen Cocaine
by Christopher Lennertz
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Who Is Joe - Olé!
by Christopher Lennertz
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We Yacht of Here
by Christopher Lennertz
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We Have a Problem
by Christopher Lennertz
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The Book - Female Demo
by Christopher Lennertz
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Taking the Leap
by Christopher Lennertz
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Hunting Ricardo Continues
by Christopher Lennertz
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Different Places - Drugged
by Christopher Lennertz
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Ss Whale Penis - Attack
by Christopher Lennertz
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Wedding Invite - Use the Dick
by Christopher Lennertz
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Almost Got Your Dick Sucked
by Christopher Lennertz
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Back from Roofie Island
by Christopher Lennertz
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Do More Coke - They Took Mason
by Christopher Lennertz
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Put It on Peaker Phone
by Christopher Lennertz
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Dressed for a Drug Deal
by Christopher Lennertz
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The Truth
by Christopher Lennertz
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I Would Helicopter Dick 4 You
by Christopher Lennertz
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Blades to Your Balls
by Christopher Lennertz
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About the Composer(s)
Christopher Lennertz is a highly versatile and acclaimed American composer, conductor, and music producer who has carved a prominent niche in Hollywood with his energetic, brassy, and genre-defying scores for film, television, and video games. Born in Methuen, Massachusetts, Lennertz studied at the USC Thornton School of Music under academy heavyweights such as Elmer Bernstein.
Lennertz is widely celebrated for his genre-blending, heavy-rock/symphonic score for the hit Amazon superhero drama The Boys, as well as his long-running emotional and rock-infused scores for CW's cult classic Supernatural and Netflix's Lost in Space. He has built a prolific partnership with director Tim Story, composing the music for blockbuster comedy hits like Ride Along, Ride Along 2, Think Like a Man, and Think Like a Man Too. His extensive comedy film credits also include Horrible Bosses, Pitch Perfect 3, Baywatch, and Sausage Party. For Tim Story's 2026 Netflix comedy 72 Hours, Lennertz crafted a vibrant, fast-paced, and modern electronic-orchestral score that captures the tropical heat and chaotic bachelor party energy of Miami.
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- Tim Story and Christopher Lennertz's Partnership: This film marks another high-profile collaboration between director Tim Story and composer Christopher Lennertz, who previously partnered on blockbuster comedies such as the Ride Along and Think Like a Man franchises.
- Kevin Hart's Creative Reunion: Star Kevin Hart reunites with director Tim Story, who previously directed him in the massive hit Ride Along movies, bringing back their signature fast-paced comedic chemistry.
- Marcello Hernández's Film Debut: Rising comedian and Saturday Night Live star Marcello Hernández plays Nick, one of the Gen Z bachelor party attendees, bringing his quick-witted stand-up style to the screen.
- Filmed in Miami: The film captures the chaotic weekend in Miami, shooting on location across South Beach, Ocean Drive, and Wynwood to bring the vibrant colors and neon-soaked nightlife of the city to life.
- Modern Electronic Comedy Score: Composer Christopher Lennertz chose to blend his traditional orchestral themes with modern synth-pop, reggaeton, and EDM beats to reflect the Miami party scene and Joe's struggle to adapt to Gen Z culture.
Official Trailer
About the Movie
Joe Nixon is a 40-year-old marketing executive whose career is on the line because his ideas are seen as outdated in a rapidly changing digital landscape. In a desperate attempt to prove he still understands youth culture and to save his job, Joe accidentally gets added to a Gen Z group chat for a bachelor party. Embracing the opportunity, he decides to fly out to Miami and join the group of twenty-somethings for a wild, chaotic three-day weekend that will push him to his physical and mental limits.
Directed by Tim Story, the comedy features a stellar comedic ensemble including Kevin Hart, Marcello Hernández, and Teyana Taylor. With a vibrant Miami backdrop, the film delivers a hilarious look at generational gaps, corporate pressure, and the extreme lengths a man will go to feel relevant again.
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