M.I.A. Soundtrack

M.I.A.
Show Soundtrack (2026)
Official M.I.A. Season 1 series poster for the soundtrack list
StudioPeacock
Release date2026-05-07
Genre(s)Crime, Drama, Mystery
Composer(s)Bear McCreary
Score albumM.I.A. (Original Series Soundtrack)
Record labelLakeshore Records
Available onPeacock
CastShannon Gisela as Henrietta 'Etta' Tiger-Jonze
Cary Elwes as Tim Kincaid
Danay Garcia as Leah / Carmen
Alberto Guerra as Mateo Rojas
Maurice Compte as Samuel Rojas
Gerardo Celasco as Elias Rojas
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About This Soundtrack

Premiering on Peacock on May 7, 2026, the crime drama television series M.I.A. was created by Bill Dubuque and executive produced by Karen Campbell. The story stars breakout actress Shannon Gisela as Henrietta 'Etta' Tiger-Jonze, whose family marina business in the Florida Keys is revealed to be a front for drug running. Following a deadly ambush by the Rojas cartel, Etta heads to Miami to infiltrate their network and seek revenge, supported by a cast featuring Cary Elwes and Danay Garcia, with episodes directed by Alethea Jones.

The audio landscape of the series features an original dramatic score composed by Emmy winner Bear McCreary. The soundtrack incorporates an eclectic mix of contemporary Latin hits, upbeat electronic house, and classic rock tracks to emphasize the show's coastal and urban setting. Featured licensed songs include ROSALÍA's hit 'DESPECHÁ' in the pilot, Christopher Cross's classic 'Ride Like the Wind', Steely Dan's 'Do It Again', and 'Seven Devils' by Florence + the Machine, alongside Kimbra's 'Top of the World' in the official trailer.

This page serves as a complete song guide and music database for M.I.A. Season 1. It lists all licensed tracks, closing credits songs, and score selections by episode in chronological order, with scene descriptions and timestamp coordinates. Streaming links are updated regularly for Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon.

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Songs by Episodes

📺 Episode 1: Revenge

TIMESTAMP01:24
DESPECHÁ by ROSALÍA
TIMESTAMP10:05
What a Fool Believes by The Doobie Brothers
TIMESTAMP11:29
Maldad Pura by Mahmut Orhan
TIMESTAMP13:35
Quema by Sinego
TIMESTAMP48:10
TIMESTAMP49:32
Blood Will Rain by Dreamchild

📺 Episode 2: Orphans

TIMESTAMP10:43
Ride Like the Wind Also in Euphoria Season 3 by Christopher Cross
TIMESTAMP11:59
Kay Koulé Trouba by Wesli

📺 Episode 3: American Immigrant

TIMESTAMP15:15
Selfish Soul by Sudan Archives
TIMESTAMP25:48
Love Spell by Westend
TIMESTAMP45:10
Do It All Again by AENNA CAELUM

📺 Episode 4: Can't Hardly Carlito

TIMESTAMP03:50
You're a Winner, Baby! by JK The Kid
TIMESTAMP05:13
Sensation by Hugdealer
TIMESTAMP13:49
Someday by Ekonovah
TIMESTAMP17:44
El Ritmo (La Noche) by Sinego
TIMESTAMP24:20
Losing It by FISHER
TIMESTAMP25:53
Feels Good by Julia Nunes
TIMESTAMP26:30
burning by ONES

📺 Episode 5: Fault Lines

TIMESTAMP03:28
Do It Again Also in Euphoria Season 3 by Steely Dan
TIMESTAMP21:18
MAMI by Chris Lorenzo, Cobrah
TIMESTAMP27:44
Run the Night by Carola, AKOSIA

📺 Episode 6: Original Sin

TIMESTAMP04:28
Our Lady of the Dark Country by Three for Silver
TIMESTAMP11:05
Has Regresado Viejo Amigo by The Echocentrics
TIMESTAMP15:38
You Can Do Magic by America

📺 Episode 8: Heart Matters

TIMESTAMP02:45
Gasolina Also in 72 Hours by Daddy Yankee
TIMESTAMP22:35
Own Me by bülow
TIMESTAMP33:00
Kettering by The Antlers

📺 Episode 9: Aperture

TIMESTAMP09:12
High Road by Charlotte Day Wilson
TIMESTAMP35:25
Thingamajig by Miya Folick
Total tracks: 29 Total duration: 105:38
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Songs in Trailer

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Featured in official trailer Top of the World by Kimbra

M.I.A. Official Trailer Song

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About the Composer(s)

Bear McCreary is an acclaimed American composer and musician, recognized for his expansive work in film, television, and video games. Born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, he was a student of the legendary Elmer Bernstein at the USC Thornton School of Music. McCreary rose to prominence with his groundbreaking score for the reimagined Battlestar Galactica series. He subsequently composed iconic scores for The Walking Dead, Outlander, God of War, and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. For the Peacock crime drama M. I. A. (2026), McCreary crafted a gritty, intense orchestral and synthesiser score that underscores Etta's revenge mission and the dangerous Florida Keys smuggling rings.

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Did you know?

  • Bill Dubuque Creator: Series creator Bill Dubuque is a highly successful screenwriter best known for co-creating Netflix's critically acclaimed crime drama series Ozark and writing the screenplay for the 2016 film The Accountant.
  • Bear McCreary Score: Celebrated composer Bear McCreary, who crafted the show's intense score, is well known for his iconic soundtracks for hit television series like The Walking Dead, Outlander, Battlestar Galactica, and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power.
  • Florida Keys Setting: The production heavily features the scenic backdrop of the Florida Keys and Miami, capturing the contrast between the relaxed maritime lifestyle of the Keys and the fast-paced, high-stakes urban environment of Miami's nightclub district.
  • Cartel Underworld Plot: The conflict surrounding 'the twelve' and the Rojas cartel is inspired by real-world maritime drug-smuggling investigations, adding a level of realism to the show's gritty crime plotline.
  • NBC Pilot Airing: In a special promotional strategy, NBC broadcasted the pilot episode of the Peacock original series on network television on May 14, 2026, one week after its streaming premiere.
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Official Trailer

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About the Show

M. I. A. (2026) is a high-stakes crime drama series streaming on Peacock, created by Bill Dubuque (creator of Ozark) and helmed by showrunner Karen Campbell. Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of the Florida Keys and the neon-lit criminal underworld of Miami, the story follows Etta Tiger Jonze (played by Shannon Gisela), a 21-year-old woman whose life is shattered when her family's marina business is ambushed by the ruthless Rojas cartel, leaving most of her family dead. Discovering that the family business was a front for drug smuggling, Etta embarks on a relentless path of vengeance. Traveling to Miami, she infiltrates the cartel's operations to dismantle it from within, navigating a dangerous web of corruption, family loyalty, and survival, co-starring Cary Elwes and Danay Garcia.

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Additional Information

📺 Network
Peacock
ℹ️ Release Date
May 7, 2026
ℹ️ Episodes
9
ℹ️ Creator
Bill Dubuque

Frequently Asked Questions

How many songs are in the M.I.A. soundtrack?

The soundtrack for M.I.A. features 29 licensed songs.

Who composed the original score for the M.I.A. series?

The original orchestral score for M.I.A. was composed by the award-winning composer Bear McCreary, known for his work on The Walking Dead and Outlander.

Which artists are featured in the M.I.A. soundtrack?

The series soundtrack features a diverse selection of Latin pop, electronic house, and classic rock hits, including songs by ROSALÍA, Daddy Yankee, Steely Dan, The Doobie Brothers, and Florence + the Machine.

What is the name of the song that plays in the official Peacock trailer for M.I.A.?

The high-energy song featured in the official Peacock trailer for M.I.A. is 'Top of the World' by New Zealand singer Kimbra, from her 2018 album Primal Heart.

Who plays the lead character Etta Tiger Jonze in the series?

Henrietta 'Etta' Tiger-Jonze is played by breakout actress Shannon Gisela, who portrays a 21-year-old navigating the criminal underbelly of Miami to avenge her family.

Is there an official score release for the M.I.A. series?

Yes, Bear McCreary's original score is released as a digital album titled 'M.I.A. (Original Series Soundtrack)' and is available on major digital streaming platforms including Spotify and Apple Music.
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