The Emily in Paris season 4 soundtrack has quickly become a talking point, and rightfully so. Among the many catchy tunes, the dreamy cover of “Dancing in the Moonlight” stands out, perfectly capturing the romantic essence of Emily and Gabriel’s dance. This musical choice underscores the show’s brilliance in using music to amplify emotional moments, especially considering Emily’s best friend, Mindy Chen (Ashley Park), is a talented singer poised for Eurovision in this season. It’s clear that curating a compelling soundtrack was a priority for this season.
While only the first part of the Netflix series has been released, with the second part anticipated in September, these initial five episodes are packed with musical gems. For those eager to update their playlists, let’s explore the Emily in Paris season 4 soundtrack episode by episode.
Episode 1 – Break Point
The first episode, “Break Point,” sets a vibrant tone with a diverse range of tracks:
- ‘Swan Lake, Op. 20, Spanish Dance’ by Tchaichovsky
- ‘Chat Dans La Nuit’ by DOPAMOON (feat. Romain Muller)
- ‘Love Is in the Air’ by John Paul Young
- ‘Encore’ by DOPAMOON x Napkey
- ‘Paris Yeye Girl’ by Bea Parks and Jack Lake
- ‘Visions’ by Tample
- ‘Bollide’ by Warner Chappell Music Group
- ‘Off’ by Les Filles and Christopher
- ‘Café Bombon’ by Sergey Kolosov, Ross Gidney
- ‘3 Bikinis’ by David C [French Dance Version]
- ‘Memories’ by French 79
- ‘Fais Comme Si’ by Yan Wagner
- ‘Billet Pour Paris’ by Le Couleur
- ‘Take Your Time’ by Bordo
- ‘Buddy’ by Grand Voyage
- ‘Te Fair Danser (Make Your Move French Version)’ by Camp Claude
- ‘Le monde a changé’ by Toukan Toukän
This eclectic mix showcases the show’s signature blend of classic and contemporary French and international music, perfectly setting the scene in Paris.
Episode 2 – Love on the Run
Episode 2, “Love on the Run,” continues the musical journey with a selection that enhances the narrative’s romantic and adventurous feel:
- ‘Grave’ by Juniors
- ‘À la nage’ by UTO
- ‘Rendez-Vous’ by Fantasyclub & Sofia Bolt
- ‘Let Her Go’ by Isaac Delusion & LucasV
- ‘Side of You’ by Zimmer (feat. Laumé)
- ‘Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles’ by Clio (Emily in Paris original)
The inclusion of ‘Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles’ as an Emily in Paris original highlights the show’s commitment to creating unique musical moments that resonate with viewers.
Episode 3 – Masquerade
“Masquerade,” the third episode, is where the magic of “Dancing in the Moonlight” truly shines. The episode’s soundtrack includes:
- ‘Get Up and Run’ by PO1
- ‘Jamais Je Ne Viens’ by Ottis Cœur
- ‘Franchement’ by Bonnie Banane
- ‘Butterfly’ by Leonie Pernet
- ‘Heart of Glass (French)’ by Do Not Do (Emily in Paris original)
- ‘Chat dans la nuit’ by DOPAMOON & Roman Muller
- ‘Tattoo’ by Les Filles et Christopher
- ‘Dancing in the Moonlight’ by AO Gerber and Isla June
- ‘Good Love’ by Zola Blood
- ‘Hot Summer (feat. Venessa Jackson)’ by Bellaire
- ‘Dancing In the Moonlight (French)’ by Keren Ann and The Moon Recording Co. (Emily in Paris original)
The appearance of both an English cover by AO Gerber and Isla June and a French version of “Dancing in the Moonlight” underscores the song’s significance in this episode. The original “Dancing in the Moonlight,” written by Sherman Kelly and originally performed by Boffalongo and later popularized by King Harvest, is given a fresh, romantic twist that perfectly complements the scene between Emily and Gabriel. This cover adds an emotional layer to their interaction, making it a standout moment in the season.
Episode 4 – The Grey Area
The soundtrack for “The Grey Area” continues to deliver a sophisticated and engaging listening experience:
- ‘pourquoi pourquoi’ by Corine
- ‘Moss’s Ballroom Vogue’ by Slowaves
- ‘Burning Drums of Fire’ by C.J. & Co
- ‘Désabillée’ by Louis Aguilar + Weekend Affair
- ‘J’ai Oublié’ by Pi Ja Ma
- ‘Running After Time’ by Tonique & Man
- ‘Don’t Go Breaking My Heart’ (by Elton John and Kiki Dee) Performed by Ashley Park
- ‘Feel That Show’ by The George Kaplan Conspiracy
- ‘Sambossa’ (ft. Venessa Jackson) by Bellaire
- ‘Bossa Supanova’ by Napkey
Ashley Park’s performance of ‘Don’t Go Breaking My Heart’ adds another layer of musical depth, showcasing her vocal talents beyond Mindy’s Eurovision aspirations.
Episode 5 – Trompe l’oeil
Concluding the first part of season 4, “Trompe l’oeil” offers a final dose of compelling music:
- ‘Gabrielle Eyes’ by Sahsa Ventura
- ‘Belladelic’ by Les Bellas
- ‘Ne Joue Pas Avec Mon Cœur’ by Les Terribles
- ‘La Verité Nue’ by Juniore
- ‘Keep It Rough’ by Deep End & WEDONT
- ‘Désolée’ by Fanny
- ‘Tellement Tellement’ by Petite
- ‘Kananga’ by Azur
- ‘La Fin’ by Wreck Theory
- ‘Aube’ feat. Sauvane by Les Gordon
- ‘Deux êtres á part’ by Toukan Toukän (Elephanz Remix)
This final episode’s soundtrack maintains the show’s commitment to introducing viewers to a wide array of French and international artists, blending familiar sounds with new discoveries.
The Emily in Paris season 4 soundtrack is more than just background music; it’s a curated collection that enhances the storytelling and emotional resonance of the series. The “Dancing in the Moonlight” cover is just one example of how music elevates the viewing experience, making this soundtrack a must-listen for fans and music lovers alike. With Mindy’s Eurovision journey and the continued use of evocative songs, the second part of season 4 is sure to bring even more musical highlights.
