Landman (2024) captures the rugged charm of Texas life through its gripping storyline and a carefully curated soundtrack. The series is packed with country and Americana tracks that perfectly embody its themes of resilience, ambition, and loss. Here’s a breakdown of the soundtrack by episode, showcasing the music that sets the tone for this compelling show.
Landman Season 1 Soundtrack | All Songs Listed:
| Song Title | Artist | Episode |
|---|---|---|
| La Diabla | Xavi | 1 |
| No Vacancy | Treaty Oak Revival | 1 |
| Debtor’s Blues | Vincent Neil Emerson | 1 |
| Take Me Home | Tanner Usrey | 1 |
| Everlasting Lover | 49 Winchester | 1 |
| Boomtown | Treaty Oak Revival | 1 |
| The Housefire | Turnpike Troubadours | 1 |
| Bad Medicine | Whiskey Myers | 2 |
| Another Bad Apple | Ward Davis | 2 |
| Make Me Wanna Smoke | Ella Langley | 2 |
| Mean Old Sun | Turnpike Troubadours | 2 |
| Snakebite | Brent Cobb | 2 |
| 1,000 Miles | Josh Meloy | 3 |
| Lord Bury Me in Texas | Shane Smith & The Saints | 3 |
| Turn Up The Bottle | Whitey Morgan | 3 |
| Hunt You Down | Kaitlin Butts | 3 |
| Mi Chaparrita | Fernando Rios Roman | 3 |
| Heartless | Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats | 3 |
| The Rut | Turnpike Troubadours | 3 |
| Full Circle | Hunnit | 3 |
| Roll With It | Tom Hillock | 4 |
| How Lucky Am I | Kaitlin Butts | 4 |
| Wrecked | Turnpike Troubadours | 4 |
| Empty As a Drum | Turnpike Troubadours | 4 |
| I Blame The Bar | Ella Langley | 4 |
| Something in the Orange (Z&E’s Version) | Zach Bryan | 5 |
| If Today Doesn’t Do Me In | Ian Noe | 6 |
| Sunshine (Western AF Version) | Red Clay Strays | 6 |
| The Git Up | Blanco Brown | 7 |
| That Time Again | Charles Wesley Godwin | 7 |
| Hillbilly Hippie | Lainey Wilson | 7 |
| Spirit In The Sky | Norman Greenbaum | 7 |
| She’s No Good | The Red Clay Strays | 7 |
| Wondering Why | The Red Clay Strays | 7 |
| Keep Up With Jones | Lainey Wilson | 7 |
| Moment of Truth | The Red Clay Strays | 7 |
| Change the Game | Cody Jinks | 8 |
| La Grange | ZZ Top | 8 |
| Crossing Lines | Tanner Usrey | 8 |
Key Tracks and Their Role in the Story:
‘La Diabla’ by Xavi
This track sets the series’ tone, playing on Tommy’s truck radio in the opening episode, introducing viewers to the rugged world of West Texas oil fields.
‘Boomtown’ by Treaty Oak Revival
Heard during a drive to a football game, this song underscores the community’s excitement and the significance of local traditions.
‘Heartless’ by Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats
Played as Tommy returns from a club, reflecting his inner turmoil and the challenges he faces in balancing personal and professional life.
‘Gin, Smoke, Lies’ by Turnpike Troubadours
Featured at The Patch Cafe, this song captures the camaraderie and complexities of relationships among the characters.
‘Something in the Orange’ by Zach Bryan
A melancholic piece that underscores a reflective moment beside the pool, highlighting the emotional depth of the storyline.
‘If Today Doesn’t Do Me In’ by Ian Noe
Opening episode six, this song sets a contemplative mood, aligning with the protagonist’s introspection.
‘Sunshine (Western AF Version)’ by Red Clay Strays
Closing episode six, this track complements the episode’s themes, adding depth to the narrative.
‘The Git Up’ by Blanco Brown
Played during a gym scene, this upbeat song contrasts with the series’ tension, showcasing character dynamics.
‘That Time Again’ by Charles Wesley Godwin
Heard at The Patch Cafe, this track reflects the characters’ routines and the cyclical nature of their challenges.
‘Hillbilly Hippie’ by Lainey Wilson
Featured during a drive in a Bentley, this song highlights the blend of cultures and backgrounds among the characters.
