Playground
Bea Miller
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 1
- Date
- 2021-11-06
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34 music records · no lyrics · source linked
Find every featured vocal track in episode order across both seasons, then separate those placements from Arcane's score albums, recurring motif evidence, and post-series music video.
It depends on what is being counted. This database contains 30 featured vocal-track placements across 18 episodes, plus two season-level score records, one selected motif record, and one post-series music-video record. It does not relabel every score cue, localized version, or promotional release as an episode song.
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Search by track, performer, or note; narrow the list by season and record type. All 34 rows remain visible without JavaScript and every record links back to its supporting source.
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Bea Miller
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Curtis Harding & Jazmine Sullivan
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Ramsey
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BONES UK
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Imagine Dragons feat. JID
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Woodkid
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Pusha T & Mako
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Denzel Curry, Gizzle & Bren Joy
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PVRIS & MIYAVI
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Fantastic Negrito
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Sting & Ray Chen
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Freya Ridings
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Mike Shinoda & Emily Armstrong
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Marcus King
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Stefflon Don & Raja Kumari feat. Jarina de Marco
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FEVER 333
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Woodkid
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Ashnikko
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Djerv
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Misha Mansoor
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ZAND
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Mako & Grey
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d4vd
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Eason Chan
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Mick Wingert
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Stromae & Pomme
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King Princess
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Twenty One Pilots
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Stray Kids, Young Miko & Tom Morello
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Royal & the Serpent
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Alex Seaver and Alexander Temple
Season-level score
Alex Seaver and Alexander Temple
Season-level score
Alexander Temple; Ray Chen
Opening motif revisited in the series finale
Stromae & Pomme
Fortiche and Riot extension of the Ekko/Powder sequence
How to read the register
A song heard in an episode, a season score album, a recurring musical idea, and a later music video are related—but they are not interchangeable units.
Vocal tracks mapped to a specific episode. Multiple songs in one episode remain separate placement records.
Season-level records for the scores by Alex Seaver and Alexander Temple, not a claim that each album contains one cue.
The opening musical idea revisited at the series' conclusion is preserved as an analytical motif record, not another vocal single.
The 2025 “Ma Meilleure Ennemie” video is distinct from the song's Season 2, Episode 7 placement and therefore receives its own record.
Music as story structure
Arcane's vocal tracks are not distributed like a conventional end-credit playlist. They appear inside action, montage, transition, and character sequences, while the score carries recurring musical identities across episodes. Netflix's production account describes different palettes for Piltover, Zaun, and Noxus and a deliberate return to the opening idea at the end of the series.
That is why this page preserves episode placement without pretending a track title alone explains the scene. Readers who want release order and runtime context can move directly to the 18-episode guide; readers tracing the production process can continue to how Arcane was made.
Browse the complete episode order, examine Arcane's production history, or return to the source-verified two-season history.