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Too Much soundtrack: Every song featured in Netflix romcom

From Fergie to Taylor Swift, the Lena Dunham series has a stacked track list.

Michael Zegen and Megan Stalter star in Too Much, sitting in a double bed together and talking with stern facial expressions

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Published: Monday, 14 July 2025 at 3:29 pm

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Lena Dunham fans have been swept off their feet by the writer-director's latest comedy series Too Much, which follows the whirlwind romance between American Anglophile Jess (Megan Stalter) and British musician Felix (Will Sharpe).

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The 10-part first season charts the ups and downs of their early relationship, including some heartwarming moments of intimacy and some cringe-inducing chaotic missteps, all of which is set to an appropriately varied soundtrack.

Speaking to Entertainment Tonight, Dunham revealed that her longtime friend Taylor Swift actually advised on which of her songs should be featured at a pivotal moment in the season finale.

She explained: "It was actually originally going to be a different tune... Taylor actually watched the scene and suggested that this one would be right – and we didn't even have to change a detail, we just laid it in and there it was because that's how her brain works.

"So, I feel so lucky and it's one of the most emotional moments of the show for me."

Read on for a full breakdown of the Too Much soundtrack, including an episode-by-episode song list and details on the original compositions, as the series continues its successful run on Netflix.

Who wrote the Too Much original score?

In addition to a number of popular licensed tracks, Netflix's Too Much also features original music composed by Luis Felber, who was the initial inspiration for the character of Felix (played by Will Sharpe).

Co-creator Dunham has hastened to add that she and her now-husband differ from Felix and Jess (Megan Stalter) in major ways, while addressing the extent to which Too Much is a true story.

She explained to RadioTimes.com: "It was an interesting melding where, of course, there were starting points of emotions or things I'd experienced, but then I really wanted to write to... what I think that they can do.

Felix (Will Sharpe) and Jessica (Megan Stalter) lie in bed together, smiling at each other – Jessica has a small dog on her lap.

Felix (Will Sharpe) and Jessica (Megan Stalter) in Too Much Netflix

"At this point, the characters [of Jess and Felix] have so profoundly shifted, although people do say sometimes that, watching it, they do have a touch of us when they're interacting."

Other artists to contribute original recordings to the Too Much soundtrack include Waxahatchee, who performed a cover of The Fray's You Found Me, and Misty Miller, who previously worked with Dunham on her 2022 film Catherine Called Birdy.

Too Much soundtrack: Every song featured in Netflix romcom

Too Much episode 1 songs

The most prominently featured track in Too Much episode 1 is London Bridge by Fergie, which Netflix has graced with a brand new music video to mark the release of the show. Too Much star Megan Stalter features in the redux, which you can watch below:

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Here are all of the other songs in the season premiere:

Too Much episode 2 songs

Too Much episode 3 songs

Too Much episode 4 songs

Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter star in Too Much, lying on a bed together and staring contentedly at the ceiling

Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter star in Too Much. Netflix

Too Much episode 5 songs

Too Much episode 6 songs

Too Much episode 7 songs

Emily Ratajkowski stars in Too Much, sitting on a bench outside a cafe and speaking to someone on the phone

Emily Ratajkowski stars in Too Much. Netflix

Too Much episode 8 songs

Too Much episode 9 songs

Too Much episode 10 songs

Jessica (Megan Stalter) poses in a doorway as Felix (Will Sharpe) takes a picture of her with a smartphone

Will Sharpe and Megan Stalter star in Too Much. Netflix

Too Much is available to stream on Netflix. Sign up for Netflix from £5.99 a month. Netflix is also available on Sky Glass and Virgin Media Stream.

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David CraigSenior Drama Writer

David Craig is the Senior Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering the latest and greatest scripted drama and comedy across television and streaming. Previously, he worked at Starburst Magazine, presented The Winter King Podcast for ITVX and studied Journalism at the University of Sheffield.

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