What songs are on the ‘Dalliance’ soundtrack?

Dalliance has arrived on Paramount+ , with a soundtrack spanning Australian rock classics, folk and ’90s indie.

Find every song featured in the series below.

Written by Pip Karmel, Jock Serong, Christopher Lee and Liz Doran, the six-part drama follows a circle of lifelong friends in their sixties whose relationships are thrown into turmoil after retired cameraman Billy (Hugo Weaving) meets chef Dani (Heather Mitchell) on a Sydney Harbour ferry.

Georgie Parker, David Wenham, Catherine McClements, Wayne Blair, Carolyn Bock and Russell Dykstra also appear in the series.

All six episodes arrived on Paramount+ on Thursday (August 27).

Watch the official trailer below.

The series has received a warm early critical response, with some reviews highlighting its writing, ensemble cast and treatment of friendships and relationships between older characters.

What songs are on the Dalliance soundtrack? A standalone album for the show’s original score has not been announced.

Paramount+ has, however, released the official 13-song playlist for the show.

It draws heavily on Australian music, including songs by Paul Kelly , Hunters & Collectors, The Angels , Models, Divinyls and Archie Roach .

International artists including The Band , The Proclaimers , John Prine and Edwyn Collins also feature.

The full list of songs appearing across the miniseries’ six episodes is: Paul Kelly featuring Rebecca Barnard – ‘Made For Me’ Hunters & Collectors – ‘Throw Your Arms Around Me’ The Angels – ‘Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again (Recharged)’ RocKwiz featuring Pieta Brown and Marlon Williams – ‘The Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness’ The Band – ‘The Shape I’m In (Concert Version)’ Models – ‘I Hear Motion’ The Proclaimers – ‘Sunshine On Leith’ Divinyls – ‘Pleasure And Pain’ John Prine – ‘Everything Is Cool’ Paul Jackson – ‘Out Of Key’ Edwyn Collins – ‘A Girl Like You’ Ray Cuza & Septeto Sazonando – ‘Qué Linda Eres’ Archie Roach – ‘Wash My Soul In The River’s Flow’ The post What songs are on the ‘Dalliance’ soundtrack? appeared first on NME .