Music

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This page contains music featured on The 100. Besides its musical score, scenes in The 100 included dozens of commercial songs. These songs occasionally played from diegetic sources such as the Rover sound system or Maya Vie's iPod.

Season One

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
Main Title Theme	Evan Frankfort	All
Radioactive	Imagine Dragons	Pilot	The 100 set foot on the ground, discover a lush Earth filled with new wonders; Clarke uses a map to determine the group's location, then informs Finn they were dropped on the wrong mountain.
Promise	Ben Howard	Pilot	Clarke wakes up to the sounds of wildlife, then she and Finn check out some bioluminescent plants and animal tracks.
We Come Running	Youngblood Hawke	Pilot	Jasper swings across the river on a vine, then gets speared in the chest.
Can't Pretend	Tom Odell	Earth Skills	Clarke tends to Jasper, Finn gives her a two-headed deer, Raven works on the pod, Abby and other members of the council watch the transmissions stop while many of the 100 trade their wristbands for food, Bellamy catches Atom and Octavia making out and strings him up a tree
All the Pretty Little Horses	Becky Jean Williams	Earth Kills	Traditional American lullaby, hummed by Clarke Griffin while attending Atom.
Byegone	Volcano Choir	Murphy's Law	Bellamy and Clarke tell the group why they banished John Murphy.
For My Help	Hayden Calnin	Twilight's Last Gleaming	The Culling takes place onboard the Ark while the Delinquents launch the flares in a desperate attempt to contact it.
Down The Road	C2C	His Sister's Keeper	Bellamy takes Octavia to the masked party on the Ark, and she starts dancing with the others boys and girls.
When A Fire Starts To Burn	Disclosure	His Sister's Keeper	Octavia is dancing when a boy asks her which Station she cames from.
The Waves Have Come	Chelsea Wolfe	Day Trip	Bellamy tells Octavia that she doesn't have to forgive her but she'll have to accept living with him, Octavia says she had nothing to do with Lincoln escaping, Clarke and Bellamy talk to Jaha who pardons Bellamy of his crimes in exchange for the name of the person who wanted him to shoot Jaha. Shumway gets arrested. Finn tells Clarke his opinion on bringin firearms into the camp, Clarke tells him she trusts Bellamy.
Kettering	The Antlers	I Am Become Death
The Other Side	Woodkid	We Are Grounders (Part 2)	The Delinquents leave the camp and Clarke reassures Bellamy that he has done well.
Exit Music (For a Film)	Radiohead	We Are Grounders (Part 2)	Abby and Kane take in their first views of Earth.
Prelude In E Minor, Op 28, No. 4 Largo	Frédéric Chopin	We Are Grounders (Part 2)	Clarke awakens in her room in Mount Weather and tries to make sense of her surroundings.

Season Two

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
Sonata In F Major - K. 494: Rondo: Allegretto	Mozart	The 48	Clarke sits her room at Mount Weather, then sees someone in a hazmat suit outside her door.
Home II	Dotan	The 48	Clarke adapts to life in Mount Weather and Bellamy, Finn, Kane, and Abby arrive at the crashed Alpha Station.
The Road	Old Man Canyon	Inclement Weather
The Hop	Radio Citizen feat. Bajka	Inclement Weather
Clair De Lune	Debussy	Reapercussions	Monty expresses his worries over Clarke and doubts about Mount Weather to Jasper who informs him they can trust Maya.
Carol of The Bells	Unknown	Fog of War
Party Crasher	Mazes And The firstborn	Long Into an Abyss
Who's With Us	Current Swell	Long Into an Abyss
Headspins	Splashh	Remember Me
Plastic Hearts	Fort Frances	Remember Me
Empire Of Our Own	Raign	Coup de Grâce	Cage adjusts to his new role as president in Mount Weather while Dante sits gloomily in quarantine. Clarke, Octavia, Indra, and other grounder warriors take Emerson from the airlock and lead him outside so he can deliver a message.
Op. 118: No.1. Intermezzo In A Minor	Brahms	Rubicon
Couldn't Stop Caring	The Spiritual Machines	Resurrection	The Grounders and the Sky People march together in an alliance, ready to fight the war to bring their people back from Mount Weather.
Waltz In D Flat Major, Op, 64, No. 1, "Minute Waltz"	Chopin	Blood Must Have Blood (Part 2)
Werewolves Of London	Warren Zevon	Blood Must Have Blood (Part 2)	Played from the Lighthouse bunker sound system, when Murphy finds it. Presumbly it is the same song that was playing when the power went off about 97 years before.
Knocking On Heaven's Door	Raign	Blood Must Have Blood (Part 2)	The remaining Delinquents and the other survivors return to the Ark campsite. But not everyone can go home again, Clarke says goodbye to Bellamy and walks away alone.

Season Three

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
DNA	Clairity	Wanheda (Part 1)
Add It Up	Violent Femmes	Wanheda (Part 1)	The Delinquents sing along in the rover on the way to Sector 7.
Symphony No. 4 in E Minor, Op. 98: I. Allegro Non Troppo	Johannes Brahms	Wanheda (Part 1)
Add It Up (feat. Shawn Mendes)	The 100 Cast	Wanheda (Part 1)	While in the Mount Weather Complex, Raven asks to a young boy from Skaikru (Shawn Mendes) to play a piano song.
Ain't Gonna Stop	Natural Child	Ye Who Enter Here
Take a Life with Me	Tree Adams & Julia Dominczak	Ye Who Enter Here	The Grounder Anthem, played as Lexa and Clarke prepare for the ceremony while the Ice Nation assasin plans his attack.
Thousand Eyes	Of Monsters And Men	Hakeldama	Raven caves and takes the chip.
Remains	Algiers	Terms and Conditions	After being sentenced to death, Kane is brought to the lockup cell. Miller, Harper, and Bryan sit around a campfire in remorse. Raven desperately tries to regain her memories of Finn. Jasper listens to Maya's Ipod while Monty and Bellamy question their alliegance to Pike.
Cloud	Elias	Stealing Fire	The resistance escapes Arkadia while Lincoln's execution takes place.
Sold in the City	Criminal Hygiene	Fallen
Ontari	Tree Adams	Fallen
Murphy and Emori Grifter Love Theme	Tree Adams	Demons
Rock-a-bye Baby	Traditional	Demons
A Hero's Funeral	Tree Adams	Demons
A Crucifixion	Tree Adams	Join or Die
Radioactive	Koda	Join or Die	In a flashback, the Delinquents board the dropship to Earth.
Luna of the Boat People	Tree Adams	Join or Die
ALIE and the City of Light	Tree Adams	Red Sky at Morning
Satellite Migration Complete	Tree Adams	Red Sky at Morning
Luna's Sorrow	Tree Adams	Red Sky at Morning
The Flame Will Protect	Tree Adams	Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)
Raven's Path	Tree Adams	Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)
I Will Always Be with You	Tree Adams	Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)
The Program That Ended the World	Tree Adams	Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)
Perverse Instantiation	Tree Adams	Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)
The Awakening	Tree Adams	Perverse Instantiation (Part 2)

Season Four

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
The Awakening	Tree Adams	Heavy Lies the Crown	In a flashback, Ilian realizes he killed his whole family under ALIE's control.
I Don't Like Mondays	The Boomtown Rats	Heavy Lies the Crown	Played in the background and sung by Jasper.
Through The Eyes Of A Child	Aurora	The Chosen	Wonkru carries bodies of sleeping Skaikru members out

Season Five

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
Science/Visions	CHVRCHES	Eden	Clarke drives away from desolate Arkadia to find water.
Young Lady, You're Scaring Me	Ron Gallo	Eden	An increasingly desperate Clarke stops to eat bugs after one hits her windshield.
Burn It Down	Shattered Sun	Shifting Sands	Music played by the prisoners settling into Shallow Valley. Diyoza shuts it off and reprimands them for disrespecting the valley and the imminent danger from Wonkru.
Every Name Has a Number (007)	DENIRO	Shifting Sands	After Diyoza's rebuke, she says training starts tomorrow, "and for godsakes play something with a beat!" This begins to play.
Howl	Jake Houlsby	Acceptable Losses	Many storylines reach their climax for the episode, including Diyoza revealing her pregnancy and Madi being called to fight.

Season Six

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
This Is the Sea	The Waterboys	Sanctum	Played by Murphy on an electronic device he finds in a Sanctum residence as the first Wonkru members explore Alpha. He sings along to Emori.
Flower Duet (Sous le dôme épais) from Lakmé, Act 1	Léo Delibes, Composer	Red Sun Rising	Background as biologist Josephine Lightbourne describes local plant life to her parents, 236 years before the Eligius IV landed.
Underwater	RÜFÜS DU SOL	The Face Behind the Glass	Plays during the party at the Naming Day celebration.
Cómo Me Quieres	Khruangbin	The Face Behind the Glass	Background in the final act as Bellamy joins Echo at the bar, post-celebration.
Alors On Danse	Stromae	The Gospel of Josephine	Plays prominently as Josephine VIII (using Clarke's body as a host) paints and dances to the beat.
Clair de Lune	Claude Debussy, Composer	Memento Mori	The tune on a music box Ryker Desai made in a previous host. Raven snaps at him to turn it off.
Alone	HÆLOS	Memento Mori	Josephine VIII tries to go to sleep but starts seeing Clarke's memories.
Apocalypse	Cigarettes After Sex	Matryoshka	Plays as mindspace-Josephine I shows Clarke her memory of Josephine II dancing with Gabriel II.
Other Side	Gaits	The Blood of Sanctum	Plays through the final sequence in Sanctum.

Season Seven

Song Title	Artist	Episode	Notes
Dakness	Pinegrove	From the Ashes	Plays during the picnic at the farmhouse in Sanctum.
Hymn	Joel Porter	Hesperides	Plays during the opening scene with Hope Diyoza and Dev.

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Trivia

• The original score for seasons one and two was composed by Evan Frankfort.
• The original score for season three and four was composed by Tree Adams. Tracks from the original score were released in The 100: Original Television Soundtrack – Season 3 album.

External links

• Show composer, Evan Frankfort, SoundCloud the 100 playlist