Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin’

Norm Lewis

A musical montage shows the New York morning

Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now

McFadden & Whitehead

Music montage showing David on his way to work listening to his "theme music." The scene transitions as he arrives at his destination.

Stony Gate

Fergus McCreadie

Detective Bridges briefs his team on the subway ransom drop plan for Kyle.

Puerto Rico

Eddie Palmieri

Under a kidnapper's orders on a crowded subway, David King nervously throws a backpack with the ransom money out the door of the moving train as undercover detectives track it.

Love Is the Message

MFSB

David puts headphones on and listens to music after the news that his investors are pulling out and he has two weeks to return the $17.5 million or face fraud charges and prison.

Trunks (From "Highest 2 Lowest")

A$AP Rocky

David listening to Yung Felon's song while on the Brooklyn Bridge

Da Lowdown

Eddie Palmieri

Paul gives David a gun for "insurance," which he jokingly calls "Jake from State Farm," as they decide to pursue the kidnapper themselves after the police dismiss their lead

The Boss

James Brown

In a tense car ride, Paul confronts his friend David, warning that his reckless plan to reclaim his company could cost him everything. David defends it as protecting his legacy.

Both Eyes Closed (From "Highest 2 Lowest")

A$AP Rocky

Yung Felon laying down his vocals while David makes his way into the studio.

Trunks (From "Highest 2 Lowest")

A$AP Rocky

At the courthouse, David is informed that Yung Felon has taken a plea deal for 25 years and has requested one final conversation with him before being imprisoned. Scene transitions into a performance of the song.

Highest 2 Lowest (Highest 2 Lowest Original Soundtrack)

Aiyana-Lee

David, now starting his own smaller record label, holds an audition for a new artist named Sula, who performs a powerful song she wrote called "Highest, Lowest"

Prisencolin (Americano Joint)

Aiyana-Lee

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