Songs that feel like Baby Driver (2017)
A adrenaline-charged, romantic getaway where a kid with a tinnitus hum lives his life in sync to a soundtrack, chasing freedom and one clean escape.
- Bellbottoms by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion: The film's opening heist runs on this snarling, riff-heavy blues-punk pulse.
- Harlem Shuffle by Bob & Earl: Horn-driven 60s soul with a strut that matches the film's cool, rhythmic style.
- Hocus Pocus by Focus: Frantic yodeling and a wild riff capture the chase's manic energy.
- Neat Neat Neat by The Damned: Breakneck British punk that goes full throttle like a getaway.
- Easy by Commodores: Smooth, tender soul that carries the quieter romantic stretches.
- Tequila by Champs: A cheeky, sax-led instrumental with the same playful, rhythmic bounce as the film's choreography.
- Brighton Rock by Queen: A flashy, high-speed guitar showpiece that matches the film's showy bravado.
- Never, Never Gonna Give You Up by Barry White: Lush, sensual 70s soul that adds to the film's romantic side.
- Debora by T. Rex: Glam-tinged, swaggering boogie with the film's retro cool.
- Nowhere To Run by Martha and the Vandellas: Motown drive and urgency suit a story about fleeing a doomed job.
