Son of a Critch Season 5 Soundtrack

Son of a Critch Season 5
Show Soundtrack (2026)
Official poster for Son of a Critch Season 5 Soundtrack on CBC and The CW
DirectorRenuka Jeyapalan, Deanne Foley
StudioCBC / Project 10 Productions / Hawco Productions / Lionsgate Television
Release date2026-09-08
Genre(s)Comedy, Drama
Composer(s)Alan Doyle, Keith Power
Music supervisorCody Partridge
Score albumSon of a Critch (Original Series Score)
Record labelCBC Music
Available onThe CW
CastBenjamin Evan Ainsworth as Mark Critch
Mark Critch as Mike Critch Sr.
Claire Rankin as Mary Critch
Malcolm McDowell as Patrick 'Pop' Critch
Sophia Powers as Fox
Mark Rivera as Ritche Perez
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About This Soundtrack

Premiering on September 8, 2026, the fifth and final season of Son of a Critch marks the grand conclusion of CBC and The CW's beloved comedy-drama. Created by Mark Critch and Tim McAuliffe, the farewell season sees Mark navigating the threshold between boyish innocence and young adult reality in St. John's, Newfoundland, wrapping up five years of heartfelt domestic comedy.

Musically, Season 5 continues the show's tradition of celebrating late 20th-century radio hits alongside local Newfoundland heritage. Supervised by Cody Partridge, the soundtrack integrates nostalgic classic rock, upbeat FM pop anthems, and soulful summer melodies that echo the teenage angst, summer jobs, and comedic misadventures of the Critch family, with original acoustic scoring spearheaded by Alan Doyle and Keith Power.

This soundtrack guide compiles every licensed song heard across each episode of Son of a Critch Season 5. Whether tracking down a classic 1980s radio tune from a pivotal scene or discovering the original instrumental cues, our tracklist is curated episode-by-episode with exact timestamps, detailed scene placements, and official listening links.

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Songs by Episodes

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  • TIMESTAMP00:00:02
    Summer Breeze ✓ by Seals & Crofts
  • TIMESTAMP00:17:18
    Workin' for a Livin' ✓ Also in Big by Huey Lewis & The News
Total tracks: 2 Total duration: 6:03
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About the Composer(s)

The original music of Son of a Critch is co-composed by Alan Doyle and Keith Power. Alan Doyle, best known as the charismatic frontman of legendary Canadian folk-rock band Great Big Sea, brings authentic Newfoundland storytelling and traditional East Coast instrumentation to the series. Working in partnership with veteran screen composer Keith Power (Heartland, Hawaii Five-0), the duo composed the show's signature acoustic warmth and its evocative theme song 'We Will Always Be Home'.

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  • Alan Doyle's Musical Heritage: The original score is co-written by Alan Doyle, the celebrated lead singer of Newfoundland folk-rock powerhouse Great Big Sea, lending genuine regional acoustic flavor and Celtic-folk charm to the soundtrack.
  • Signature Theme Song: The recurring series theme song 'We Will Always Be Home' was written specifically for the show by Alan Doyle and Keith Power, capturing the comforting warmth and generational continuity of growing up in St. John's.
  • Filmed Entirely in St. John's: Unlike many period productions shot on studio backlots, Son of a Critch was filmed directly on location in Newfoundland, with its musical choices carefully matching the local radio atmosphere of the late 1980s.
  • Final Season Farewell: Season 5 serves as the definitive final chapter of the series, mirroring Mark Critch's real-life progression through his high school years before his comedy career took flight.
  • Malcolm McDowell's Emotional Arc: The music in Season 5 plays a pivotal storytelling role during the tender scenes shared between young Mark and his grandfather Pop, played by legendary veteran actor Malcolm McDowell.
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Official Trailer

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About the Show

Based on the acclaimed, hilarious memoir by Canadian comedian Mark Critch, Son of a Critch returns for its fifth and final season on CBC and The CW. Set against the windswept, coastal charm of St. John's, Newfoundland in the late 1980s and early 1990s, this farewell chapter chronicles young Mark as he stands on the cusp of adulthood, preparing for his senior year of high school while grappling with impending independence, shifting friendships, and family traditions.

Led by Benjamin Evan Ainsworth alongside Mark Critch (playing his own father, Mike Sr.), Claire Rankin, Sophia Powers, and screen legend Malcolm McDowell as the beloved, sharp-witted grandfather Patrick 'Pop' Critch, Season 5 brings the beloved coming-of-age story to an emotional and heartwarming conclusion. The final season pairs genuine East Coast humor with an evocative period soundtrack filled with classic rock anthems, nostalgic summer pop, and traditional Newfoundland folk melodies.

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Additional Information

â„šī¸ Release Date
September 8, 2026
â„šī¸ Season
Season 5 (Final Season)
đŸ“ē Network
CBC, The CW
đŸĸ Studio
Project 10 Productions, Hawco Productions, Lionsgate Television
â„šī¸ Creator
Mark Critch, Tim McAuliffe
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many songs are in the Son of a Critch Season 5 soundtrack?

The soundtrack for Son of a Critch Season 5 features 2 licensed songs.

What is the theme song of Son of a Critch?

The official theme song of the series is 'We Will Always Be Home', composed by Alan Doyle (of Great Big Sea) and Keith Power.

Who composed the score for Son of a Critch Season 5?

The original background score is composed by Canadian folk musician Alan Doyle alongside screen composer Keith Power.

Is Season 5 the final season of Son of a Critch?

Yes, Season 5 is confirmed as the final season of Son of a Critch, concluding Mark's journey through high school.

Where can I watch Son of a Critch Season 5?

Son of a Critch Season 5 airs on CBC and streams on CBC Gem in Canada, and airs on The CW in the United States.

What songs are featured in Son of a Critch Season 5?

The final season features retro classic rock and pop needle drops alongside original East Coast folk compositions by Alan Doyle and Keith Power.
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