Fallout Season 1 Soundtrack: Every Song by Episode is a searchable episode-by-episode guide to the licensed songs heard in Prime Video’s Fallout. It separates the needle-drop songs from Ramin Djawadi’s original score and links each music list back to the relevant episode recap.
Why Fallout’s music stands out
Fallout uses pre-war popular music as more than a nostalgic wallpaper. Bright vocals, close harmonies and old radio arrangements frequently play against a world in which the promises behind those recordings have collapsed. The contrast can be funny, eerie or unexpectedly sad, which is why viewers often remember a scene by its song as readily as by its dialogue.
This guide lists song titles and performers for identification and commentary. It does not reproduce lyrics or host music files. For listening, use a licensed music service or the official playlists linked in the sources.
Episode 1: The End
Read the S1E1 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| Orange Colored Sky | Nat King Cole |
| Don’t Let the Stars Get in Your Eyes | Perry Como |
| Who Do You Suppose | Connie Conway |
| Some Enchanted Evening | The Castells |
| Start It Slow | Mari Jones |
| Keep That Coffee Hot | Scatman Crothers |
| A Nervous Kiss | Carl Coccomo |
| So Doggone Lonesome | Johnny Cash |
| All Over Again | Johnny Cash |
| Brighter Side | Connie Conway |
| Crawl Out Through the Fallout | Sheldon Allman |
Episode 2: The Target
Read the S1E2 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall | The Ink Spots featuring Ella Fitzgerald |
| Don't Fence Me In | Bing Crosby & The Andrews Sisters |
| It's a Man | Betty Hutton |
| I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire | The Ink Spots |
Episode 3: The Head
Read the S1E3 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| Maybe | The Ink Spots |
| We'll Meet Again | The Ink Spots |
| Tweedle-Dee | LaVern Baker |
| In the Mood | Glenn Miller Orchestra |
| Act Naturally | Buck Owens and the Buckaroos |
Episode 4: The Ghouls
Read the S1E4 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| Let's Go Sunning | Jack Shaindlin |
| It Ain't the Meat It's the Motion | The Swallows |
| Journey Into Melody | Sam Fonteyn |
| I Can Dream, Can't I? | The Andrews Sisters |
Episode 5: The Past
Read the S1E5 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| Henry | The Jet Tones |
| Robin in the Pine | Bonnie Guitar |
| Ladyfingers | Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass |
| What a Difference a Day Made | Dinah Washington |
| It's Just a Matter of Time | Brook Benton |
Episode 6: The Trap
Read the S1E6 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| Theme from A Summer Place | Percy Faith |
| Lonely Hours | Gene Armstrong and His Texas Nite Hawks |
| Summer in Love | I Marc 4 |
| Give Me the Simple Life | June Christy |
| Skitter Skatter | Metrotones |
Episode 7: The Radio
Read the S1E7 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| I'm Tickled Pink | Jack Shaindlin |
| Sixteen Tons | Merle Travis |
| Only You | The Platters |
| What a Difference a Day Made | Dinah Washington |
| You're Everything | The Danleers |
| From the First Hello to the Last Goodbye | Jane Morgan |
Episode 8: The Beginning
Read the S1E8 recap, cast and character guide →
| Song | Performer |
|---|---|
| I Don't Want to See Tomorrow | Nat King Cole |
| We Three (My Echo, My Shadow, and Me) | The Ink Spots |
Original score
Composer Ramin Djawadi wrote the series’ original score. The score and the licensed songs do different jobs: one gives the series its own dramatic language, while the other connects the post-apocalyptic story to the culture that existed before the bombs. The source list below includes a licensed score-album destination for this season.