Netflix’s Devil May Cry Full Soundtrack: Every Song Listed

Nivedita Dubey
April 6, 2025

Key Points:

Netflix’s Devil May Cry debuted on April 3, 2025, featuring eight action-packed episodes.
Power Glove, Alex Seaver, and Evanescence lead the soundtrack with original tracks and remixes.
The soundtrack includes over 30 songs spanning battles, character themes, and atmospheric scores.

What Is the Full Soundtrack of Netflix’s Devil May Cry?

The Devil May Cry soundtrack for Netflix’s animated series features an extensive and diverse collection of tracks that blend synth, rock, orchestral, and dark fantasy tones. Composers Jarome Harmsworth, Joel Harmsworth, and Power Glove have crafted most of the music, with additional contributions from Alex Seaver and Evanescence.

Below is the complete list of songs featured in the show, in no particular order:

Track Number	Song Title	Artist/Composer	Notes
1	Afterlife	Evanescence	New original song written for the series, released as a promotional single
2	Devil Trigger (Power Glove Battle Version)	Power Glove / Casey Edwards	Remix of Nero’s battle theme from DMC5, adapted for the anime
3	Bury the Light (Power Glove Approaching Storm Mix)	Power Glove / Casey Edwards	Remix of Vergil’s boss theme from DMC5, tied to his Season 1 role
4	Bunny Blood	Power Glove	Original score, likely linked to White Rabbit scenes
5	Jackpot	Power Glove	Original score, possibly Dante’s signature moment
6	Apartment	Power Glove	Original score, may accompany a key setting or fight
7	Shapeshifter	Power Glove	Original score, potentially tied to demon transformations
8	Devils Never Cry (Power Glove Lullaby Mix)	Power Glove	Remix of the classic DMC3 ending theme, softer arrangement
9	Mary	Power Glove	Original score, likely tied to Lady (Mary) scenes
10	Rooftop Chase	Power Glove	Original score, action sequence track
11	Arkham	Power Glove	Original score, possibly a nod to the DMC3 character
12	Demon Ambush	Power Glove	Original score, combat-focused track
13	Bullseye	Power Glove	Original score, may relate to a precise or intense moment
14	Massacre	Power Glove	Original score, likely a high-stakes battle theme
15	The White Rabbit	Power Glove	Original score, tied to the Season 1 antagonist
16	Son of Sparda	Power Glove	Original score, possibly referencing Dante or Vergil’s heritage
17	Monster	Power Glove	Original score, likely for a demonic encounter
18	Descent	Power Glove	Original score, may accompany a plunge into Hell or danger
19	Bunny Experiments	Power Glove	Original score, linked to White Rabbit’s backstory or actions
20	Origin	Alex Seaver	Original score, introspective or atmospheric track
21	Makai	Alex Seaver	Original score, “Makai” means Demon World in Japanese
22	Respite	Alex Seaver	Original score, a calmer or reflective moment
23	Aftermath	Alex Seaver	Original score, post-battle or emotional scene
24	No Escape	Alex Seaver	Original score, tense or claustrophobic track
25	Down the Rabbit Hole	Alex Seaver	Original score, possibly tied to White Rabbit’s portal plot
26	Gates of Paradise	Power Glove	Original score, may relate to a climactic or ironic moment
27	Faceless Cries	Power Glove	Original score, haunting or emotional track
28	Devil Hunter	Power Glove	Original score, likely Dante’s theme or a hunting sequence
29	Dosage	Power Glove	Original score, possibly tied to White Rabbit’s serum or experiments
30	Revenge	Power Glove	Original score, intense track for a vengeance-driven scene
31	Take Down	Power Glove	Original score, action-oriented, possibly a finishing blow
32	A River of Blood & Fire	Power Glove	Original score, likely the finale’s epic battle theme
33	Rollin’ (Air Raid Vehicle)	Limp Bizkit	Opening theme, sets the tone for Dante’s swagger
34	Guerrilla Radio	Rage Against the Machine	Featured in an apartment fight scene (Episode 2)
35	Last Resort (Power Glove Version)	Papa Roach / Power Glove	Trailer song, used in a freeway chase (Episode 3)
36	Butterfly	Crazy Town	Adds vulnerability, possibly a lighter or romantic moment
37	American Idiot	Green Day	Played during human bombing of demon realm in finale (Episode 8)
38	Ghost (feat. Power Glove)	Gunship	Vulnerable track, may tie to a supernatural or emotional scene

Notes:

Release and Availability: The soundtrack was released digitally on April 3, 2025, alongside the series premiere on Netflix. It’s available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and other major platforms under Devil May Cry (Soundtrack from the Netflix Series).
Composers: Power Glove dominates with 31 tracks, including remixes of game classics like “Devil Trigger” and “Bury the Light.” Alex Seaver (of Mako) contributes six atmospheric tracks. Licensed songs from Evanescence, Limp Bizkit, and others amplify key moments.
Episode Context: Specific placements (e.g., “Guerrilla Radio” in Episode 2, “American Idiot” in Episode 8) are confirmed via reviews and breakdowns. Others are inferred based on titles and series themes, as exact scene-by-scene listings aren’t fully detailed yet.
Green Day’s Track: Initially redacted in announcements, “American Idiot” was revealed upon release, tying into the finale’s critique of human aggression.

These songs serve various purposes within the series — from pulse-pounding combat sequences to quiet character moments — and play a crucial role in establishing the series’ haunting and stylish atmosphere.

Who Composed the Devil May Cry Netflix Soundtrack?

The soundtrack for the series was primarily composed by Jarome Harmsworth, Joel Harmsworth, and Power Glove. Their work merges intense electronic soundscapes with horror undertones to align with the series’ dark fantasy theme.

Power Glove, known for their work on Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon and retro synthwave compositions, contributed a majority of the original score and remixed tracks from the game series.
Alex Seaver, co-founder of Mako, composed several ambient and emotional tracks that add depth to the series’ narrative beats.
*Evanescence’s inclusion brings a recognizable name from the rock genre, with Afterlife featured as a standout vocal track in the series.

Their collective compositions reflect the tone of Devil May Cry—a blend of chaotic action, gothic horror, and personal tragedy.

What Is Devil May Cry on Netflix About?

Released on April 3, 2025, Netflix’s Devil May Cry is an eight-episode animated adaptation of the popular video game series developed by Capcom. Created by Adi Shankar, the series is written by Alex Larsen based on a story developed by Shankar and Larsen.

The show follows Dante, a demon hunter for hire who unknowingly holds the key to the survival of both the human and demon realms. As sinister forces conspire around a mysterious portal between worlds, Dante must embrace his fate and confront his blood-stained lineage.

Key cast members include:

Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante
Scout Taylor-Compton as Mary
Hoon Lee as White Rabbit

The animation was handled by Studio Mir, known for its work on The Legend of Korra and Dota: Dragon’s Blood.

Where Can You Watch Netflix’s Devil May Cry?

The series is exclusively available on Netflix, launching globally on April 3, 2025. All eight episodes were released simultaneously, and the show is available in multiple languages and audio options for international audiences.

Streaming Platform: Netflix
Subscription Plans: Ranging from $7.99 to $24.99 monthly depending on the region and plan type
Region Availability: Global release across all Netflix-supported regions

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