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Any good Western needs a good playlist, if only just for the line dances. Well, don’t worry, “Ransom Canyon” definitely has one.

Now streaming on Netflix, the series centers on the residents of a small town called Ransom Canyon, as they face a corporate takeover of their land that divides the ranching families who have controlled the town for decades. Meanwhile, secrets swirl and romances flare, as they all try to figure it out.

Naturally, there are songs backing the poignant moments too, and a lot you may recognize. So, we rounded them all up.

You can find an episodic breakdown of the playlist below.

Episode 1 “I Got You (feat. Josh Johnson)” by Brophy “Greatest of All Time” by Gavin DeGraw “Holy Cowbell” by The Blue Devils “Espresso” by Ryan Oakes “Radio” by Graffiti Royale “Color You In” by Yam Haus “Bad Blood” Tumbleweed Wanderers “The Road Back To...

Ransom Canyon, Netflix’s new Western romance series based on the books by Jodi Thomas, has plenty of opportunities for a good needle drop, and music supervisor Madonna Wade-Reed made sure to take advantage of all kinds of music available to her and especially emotional moments in the series to put song to.

From Gracie’s Dance Hall, owned by Minka Kelly’s Quinn O’Grady, to the raucous rodeo scenes mid-series, many a familiar country artist and other folk bands and groups feature as the backdrop to the storyline, which contains a murder mystery element, several love stories and a struggle over land and territory between ranching dynasties and the development company Austin Water and Power.

One particularly memorable moment involves Josh Duhamel’s Staten Kirkland getting pretty drunk and throwing a Hootie and the Blowfish jam on the jukebox in Quinn’s bar.

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The choice of music in a TV show is a significant factor.

A well-conceptualized opening sequence accompanied by a great song can be more memorable than the TV show itself.

We have compiled 20 excellent opening theme songs to which one cannot help but move their body. And if they don't, their mind does the work for them.

20. I Don't Wanna Wait by Paula Cole on Dawson's Creek

The song marries well with the show's theme about a bunch of teens trying to figure life out. They don't wait for life to pass them by.

The opening sequence has the cast being playful and carefree in places around their town as Paula sings the lyrics.

You watch it several times and soon feel like part of the group.

It is easily one of the most recognizable opening songs ever.

19. Luck You Got by The HighStrung on Shameless (US)

When the guitar...

Exclusive: Emmy winner Loretta Devine, Sheila E. and Misty Copeland round out the voice cast of Eureka!, Disney Jr.’s upcoming animated preschool series, joining previously announced leads Ruth Righi, Renée Elise Goldsberry, Lil Rel Howery and Javier Muñoz. Also cast in recurring roles are Ellie Kemper (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), Jack McBrayer (30 Rock), Ryan Michelle Bathé (The Endgame) and Wendell Pierce (Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan.) Disney also has released a trailer for the upcoming series. You can watch it below.

Set in the fantastical prehistoric world of Rocky Falls, Eureka! follows the story of Eureka (Righi), a young girl inventor who is way ahead of her time. She designs inventions and contraptions in the hopes of making the world a better place and moving her prehistoric community into a more modern era.

Goldsberry and Howery voice Eureka’s parents Roxy and Rolle, and Muñoz portrays her teacher, Ohm.

Nothing is clear-cut when it comes to “Cobra Kai,” the “Karate Kid” universe of series creators Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg. The line between good and bad is blurry and fluctuating, and you find yourself rooting for characters representing one or the other interchangeably. Similarly, the show is both a teenage soap and an adult drama, often inviting a sort of whiplash between a modern-day narrative and one of pure nostalgia. The sourced music, too, is not immune from this identity crisis as it overdoses on ‘80s kitsch tipping toward hard rock, hair metal and Aor, or album-oriented rock.

Indeed, the needle drops on “Cobra Kai” are so on-the-nose, especially lyrically, that you can practically predict which ‘80s classic is about to be cued up for a scene. Whether this is meant ironically, humorously, seriously or in a tongue-in-cheek way is as indeterminate as whether the viewer is...

The cast of Freeform’s The Fosters will reunite for a special one-night-only event to benefit the Actors Fund on Thursday, July 16th at 8:00 p.m. Et.

The reunion livestream will feature the show’s original cast members, including Teri Polo, Sherri Saum, Hayden Byerly, David Lambert, Maia Mitchell, Cierra Ramirez, Danny Nucci and Noah Centineo, as well as special guests Jay Ali, Alexandra Barreto, Madisen Beaty, Daffany Mcgaray Clark, Colby French, April Parker Jones, Adam Kang and David Sullivan. The event will also feature special appearances by Annie Potts,...

The excitement towards Veeram has just increased by a manifold! Adapted from the Shakespearean classic Macbeth, the film Veeram’s soundtrack ‘We will rise’ has been nominated for the Original Song category at the 89th Academy Awards. The song finds its place in a list of 91 songs from eligible motion length pictures. Sung by Kari Kimmel, it has been composed by Jeff Rona who has also composed the music for movies like Phantom, God of Water, and Traffic III amongst others.

This is for the first time in the history of Indian production that a tri-lingual film has achieved this feat. A prestigious moment for the director and completely elated with this news, Jayaraj said, “Nothing is impossible for an Indian. I am proud to lead an Indian Film Production Company which not only produced an English film but also achieved the unique distinction of being shortlisted for an Oscar nomination for its English Song…...

Kunal Kapoor's upcoming film Veeram's soundtrack 'We Will Rise' has been nominated for the Original Song category at the 89th Academy Awards. The movie is an adaptation of Shakespearan classic Macbeth which is an old-new take on Macbeth. The song has found its place in a list of 91 songs from eligible motion length pictures. Sung by Kari Kimmel, it has been composed by Jeff Rona who has also composed the music for movies like Phantom, God of Water, and Traffic III amongst others. This is for the first time in the history of Indian production that a tri-lingual film has achieved this feat. Completely elated with the prestigious moment, the film's director and National Award winning film-maker Jayaraj Nair said, “Nothing is impossible for an Indian. I am proud to lead an Indian Film Production Company which not only produced an English film but also achieved...

After a long hiatus, Greek returned with a new episode last night. Check out our recap and review of "I Know What You Did Last Semester" now.

Aside from the show's typically great quotes and set-ups, the installment also featured a number of singles throughout its hour. Scroll through them in our Greek music section and sample a few below:

Nikhil Korula Band - "Stay For A While" Stars Of Track And Field - "Racing Lights" Kari Kimmel - "Remember"...

A music video for Selena Gomez's new single "Fly To Your Heart" has arrived. The song is listed in the soundtrack album of computer-animated film "Tinker Bell", will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray Disc on October 28.

The music video itself revolves around fairy character Tinker Bell. It starts with Tinker Bell sitting on a bench while looking at her friend flying high on the air. The scene is then cut with a capture of Selena singing the song somewhere in a fairy-tale beautiful garden full of blossomed flowers.

Furthermore, another artist to lend their vocals to the movie is Katharine McPhee, who will sing "Let Your Heart Sing". Meanwhile, pop singer Kari Kimmel will reportedly perform another soundtrack titled "Fly With Me".

Selena Gomez's "Fly to Your Heart":...