All the songs featured throughout all eight episodes across volumes 1, 2 and 3 of Stranger Things season 5.

Stranger Things Season 5 installs a heavy music score in the narrative for the end of the chapter of the Netflix interdimensional spiritual series, which is very much music-oriented as well.

The kids are the most iconic characters in Stranger Things, but the adults are just as important and entertaining, adding a new dynamic and perspective that helps the show greatly. "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" by Jim Croce was one of the best songs in Season 2 and was so good that they had to use it again in the third season.

In the last episode of Stranger Things, writer-director duo Matt and Ross Duffer used some epic songs from legendary artists to raise the narrative. Find out how these hard-to-get classic tracks were chosen by the Duffers and incorporated into the finale.

The Duffer Brothers previously teased the choice of Prince by saying the last episode of “Stranger Things” would feature a song that has never been used in a TV show before. “When Doves Cry” and “Purple Rain” were both in Prince’s 1984 movie, “Purple Rain,” but not in a television series.

This article contains full spoilers for the series finale of Stranger Things.] Something has seemed wrong since, let’s say, some time in 2016. Whatever your political, economic, or religious affiliations,

Stranger Things actor Joe Keery who plays Steve Harrington, also works as a musician under the stage name DJo. As the Netflix show premiered its season 5, episode 8 titled The Rightside Up, Joe's 2024 viral song End of Beginning started trending among fans yet again.