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The music of Peaky Blinders has always been central to its identity, and that tradition continues with The Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. The official soundtrack will release on March 20, 2026, the same day the film begins streaming on Netflix.
The 36-track collection blends newly recorded material, reinterpretations of iconic songs tied to the franchise, and an original score composed by Antony Genn and Martin Slattery. The album will be released through Milan Records, with RCA Records handling distribution in the UK.
TL;DR
The Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man soundtrack drops March 20, 2026 alongside the Netflix premiere. It features 36 tracks, including a newly recorded version of “Red Right Hand” by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Massive Attack covers, and an original score by Antony Genn and Martin Slattery.
Ahead of its streaming debut, the film will play in select cinemas beginning March 6, giving audiences an early big screen experience before its global rollout.
A New “Red Right Hand” for a New Chapter
At the heart of the soundtrack is a newly recorded version of “Red Right Hand” by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds. The song has long been synonymous with Peaky Blinders, serving as the series’ signature theme and a defining tonal marker.
Rather than simply reusing the original track, the band recorded a fresh version specifically for The Immortal Man. That decision signals a deliberate evolution of the franchise’s musical identity as it transitions from television series to feature film.
The reinterpretation is expected to reflect the darker, more expansive tone of the film, while honoring the sonic legacy that made the show instantly recognizable.
Massive Attack’s Influence Continues
The soundtrack also includes covers of songs associated with Massive Attack, whose atmospheric trip hop sound heavily influenced the original series.
Among the standout reinterpretations:
- “Angel” performed by Grian Chatten of Fontaines D.C.
- “Teardrop” performed by Girl In The Year Above
These selections continue the franchise’s tradition of pairing moody, modern reinterpretations with period-set storytelling. The contrast between early 20th century visuals and contemporary alternative music has long been a defining creative choice for the brand.
Grian Chatten’s Expanding Role
Grian Chatten appears multiple times on the soundtrack. In addition to his cover of “Angel,” he collaborates with Irish folk group Lankum on “Hunting The Wren (The Immortal Man version).”
He also performs “Puppet,” an original track co-written with composers Antony Genn and Martin Slattery. That collaboration signals a deeper integration between the soundtrack’s guest artists and the film’s original scoring team.
This blending of rock, folk and cinematic composition reflects the franchise’s commitment to a cohesive but evolving soundscape.
New Voices Join the Soundtrack
The album also includes “Nobody’s Son” by Amy Taylor of Amyl and The Sniffers. Her raw vocal style adds a harder edge to the collection, reinforcing the franchise’s longstanding embrace of punk and alternative influences.
Across its 36 tracks, the soundtrack combines original compositions, curated needle drops and reimagined classics. The result is designed to feel both familiar and newly cinematic.
Original Score Anchors the Film
While covers and reinterpretations generate much of the buzz, the backbone of the soundtrack is the original score by Antony Genn and Martin Slattery.
The duo’s compositions aim to support the film’s larger scale and emotional intensity. Moving from television format to feature length requires expanded musical architecture, and the score is expected to carry more thematic weight throughout the narrative.
Their involvement also ties back to the franchise’s musical roots, maintaining continuity while adapting to the demands of a theatrical experience.
Release Timeline
The rollout is structured to maximize impact across formats:
- March 6, 2026: Select cinema screenings begin
- March 20, 2026: Global Netflix premiere
- March 20, 2026: Official soundtrack release via Milan Records
By aligning the soundtrack release with the streaming debut, the film continues the franchise’s strategy of making music an integral part of the viewing experience rather than a secondary product.
Continuing a Signature Tradition
Since its debut, Peaky Blinders has distinguished itself through bold musical choices. From Arctic Monkeys to Radiohead to Nick Cave, the show’s use of modern alternative music against historical drama visuals became one of its most talked-about stylistic decisions.
The Immortal Man soundtrack builds on that foundation while introducing new collaborators and fresh recordings. The updated “Red Right Hand” alone positions the album as both homage and reinvention.
For longtime fans, the March 20 release offers not only the next chapter of the Shelby saga but also a renewed soundtrack experience that remains central to the franchise’s identity.
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