All The Songs In ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’: From Dire Straights To Clairo

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Elle Fanning in 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' Season 1

Margo’s Got Money Troubles has no shortage of needle drops.

The opening credits, which give viewers a glimpse into Margo’s imagination as well as the story to come, are set to Robyn’s “Blow My Mind.” With a main title sequence set up like that, one can expect many more recognizable artists and songs that soundtrack moments in the show.

Both Elle Fanning’s and Michelle Pfeiffer’s characters, the titular Margo and her mother, Shyanne, get iconic female artists playing during some of their big scenes. For example, Shania Twain’s “Man I Feel Like a Woman” plays as Shyanne drives off from Margo’s apartment after she drops her daughter off from giving birth to Bodhi. And Margo gets a belting moment in the car set to Reba McEntire’s “Is There Life Out There?”

Find all the songs in Margo’s Got Money Troubles by episode, updated as new ones roll out, below:

Episode 101 – “The Hungry Ghost”

“Smoldering Fire” by Ural Thomas & The Pain
“One More” by Weaves
“Blow Whistle Blow” by Jim Mitchell & The Repeat Offenders
“Freekish” by Lion Babe
“Flash (up swing jazz trio)” by Dan Crisci
“Wanna Be A Doll” by HotWax
“Walk Of Life” by Dire Straits
“Scream” by Hope Watson
“Sexy To Someone” by Clairo
“Dangerous Game” by Blu DeTiger

Episode 102 – “Homecoming”

“Movie Star” by Syd Taylor
“Man I Feel Like A Woman” by Shania Twain
“Doing Really Well, Thanks” by Ellie Bleach
“Honky Tonk Troubadour” by Jim Mitchell & the Repeat Offenders
“Time’s Up” by TNS
“Shy Girl” by Haute & Freddy
“Take One For The Team” by Du Blonde
“I’ve Got Your Number” by Curt Wilson
“Crazy Nights” by QID
“All I Want (Is A Lover)” by Robin Ross
“Drop” by HotWax

Episode 103 – “Jinxed”

“Morning Train” by Sheena Easton
“I Can’t Help Falling In Love With You” Elvis Presley (cast cover sung by Michelle Pfeiffer)
“Peanut Butter Jelly Time” by Buckwheat Boys
“Is There Life Out There?” by Reba McEntire (sung by Elle Fanning)
“Let My Love Open The Door” by The Knocks & Dragonette