The film’s music was meticulously curated to evoke its 1957 setting, featuring a mix of original score by and period-appropriate hits.
The story centers on the working-class Holt brothers and their complex relationships with the wealthy Abbott sisters: The Holt Brothers
Few films of the era understood the power of licensed music like this one. The soundtrack features a deep-cut Wilco track ("The Lonely 1") playing over a montage of the brothers spying on the Abbott house. Music supervisor Mary Ramos (who went on to do Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ) reveals in an :
Her promiscuity is a weapon used against her father's rigidity. She becomes the primary target of Jacey’s vengeful social climbing. Pamela (The Idealist):
The film features iconic tracks like "Little Star" by The Elegants and "Goodnight, Irene" by Lead Belly . Availability & Collector's Editions
The Official Soundtrack on Spotify includes "On Springfield Mountain" by Tara MacLean and rock-and-roll contributions from Jeff "Skunk" Baxter , Lee Rocker , and Slim Jim Phantom .
