• Flack (2019) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 7.30/10 from 6200 votes

Tags: female publicist, pr comany, troubled celebrity, celebrity scandal, pitch black comedy

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Synopsis

FLACK centres on an American PR executive living in London, who must figure out how to make the best of bad situations and somehow manage to get out unscathed.

Oliver Lansley's (Whites) series introduces Robyn (Anna Paquin), a hugely capable American PR executive working in London who specialises in clearing up the monumental messes caused by her hapless and selfish clients. Although utterly in command of her job, her personal life is spinning out of control.

During the course of her work, Robyn is required to do some highly questionable things, but she's never less than compelling. She is an instantly identifiable, complex human being: fully rounded, flawed, and fascinating.

Robyn thrives in the work environment. There she enjoys close relationships with her office "family": her tyrannical, yet impressive boss Caroline (Sophie Okonedo), her tirelessly hedonistic yet brilliant colleague, Eve (Lydia Wilson), and her endlessly willing intern, Melody (Rebecca Benson). If there is media fire that needs putting out, who you gonna call? Robyn.

She is also dealing with a very tangled private life. Despite the fact that she occasionally slips and sleeps with her clients, she is devoted to her loving boyfriend, a nurse called Sam (Arinze Kene). He is very keen that they take their relationship to the next level and try for a baby.

At the same time, Robyn is coping with her own grief. Her mother committed suicide by jumping off Brooklyn Bridge a year ago, and Robyn and her younger sister Ruth (Geneveive Angleson) are still trying to process it. As the series progresses, Robyn also tries to help Ruth's hopeless husband Mark (Rufus Jones) out of a fix.

In addition, Robyn tries to kick her myriad of addictions. However, her life only becomes more complicated when at an NA meeting she finds herself undeniably drawn to the very charismatic and damaged fellow addict Tom (Marc Warren).

Guest stars include: Alan Davies, Max Beesley, Katherine Kelly, Rebecca Root, Rebecca Scroggs, Amanda Abingdon and Bradley Whitford (The West Wing, Get Out, Handmaid's Tale).

Download and play the Soundtrack list

Play	Title	Artist
	Flack
	Feeling Great - Vocal mix
	Deadly Valentine
	Blues Run the Game - 2001 Remaster
	Liquid Spirit
	Swerve - Bonus Track
	Roads
	The Flower Duet (From "Lakmé")
	Agony
	Thin Line Between Love and Hate - 2007 Remaster
	Stressed Out
	Fire Me Up
	SOMEBODY GRAB THE WHEEL
	Two Thousand and Seventeen
	Comeback Kid
	Fallen Angel	Alexander Wolfe: Performer
	Peachy	Alexander Wolfe: Performer
	Tired of Me	Alexander Wolfe: Performer
	Pictures of Me	Alexander Wolfe: Performer
	Rescue	Alexander Wolfe: Performer

User reviews

Paul Nelson

8/10

The seamless integration of the soundtrack into the show demonstrates a thoughtful and creative approach to enhancing the viewer's emotional connection to the characters and their journeys.

Margaret Wright

5/10

The soundtrack of Flack is a dynamic and fitting backdrop to the chaotic world of PR executive Robyn's life in London.

Linda Carter

2/10

The lack of thematic consistency in the soundtrack of Flack makes it difficult to establish a cohesive mood throughout the series. The music choices seem disjointed and haphazard, failing to create a cohesive atmosphere that enhances the narrative and character development.

William Johnson

5/10

Overall, the music in Flack elevates the storytelling and helps to bring the complex and flawed characters to life in a compelling way.

Stephanie Mitchell

7/10

The diverse range of musical styles and genres in the soundtrack showcases the versatility of the show's storytelling and the characters' multidimensional personalities.

James Campbell

4/10

The use of music in Flack sometimes feels intrusive and distracting, overshadowing important dialogues and character interactions. Instead of complementing the storytelling, the soundtrack at times feels like an unnecessary addition that takes away from the overall viewing experience.

Mary Brown

8/10

The soundtrack effectively mirrors the inner turmoil of Robyn, reflecting her internal conflicts and external challenges in a powerful way.

Dorothy Anderson

5/10

The songs chosen for key emotional moments in the show are impactful and enhance the viewer's connection to the characters and their struggles.

Nancy Hill

7/10

The use of music in Flack is not just background noise but a crucial element that adds layers of complexity to the characters and their relationships.

Daniel Johnson

7/10

The music in Flack not only sets the tone for each scene but also serves as a character in its own right, enhancing the depth and authenticity of the narrative.

Lisa Miller

5/10

The music effectively captures the tension and fast-paced nature of Robyn's work environment, adding an extra layer of intensity to the series.

Carol Green

7/10

The band soundtrack of Flack elevates the overall production value of the series, providing a rich auditory experience that complements the visual storytelling.

Jennifer Lee

10/10

The original score of Flack perfectly captures the essence of the series, blending elements of tension, drama, and emotion seamlessly. The music not only elevates the viewing experience but also serves as a character in itself, enhancing the narrative and drawing viewers deeper into Robyn's world of PR chaos and personal struggles.

Margaret Hill

7/10

Each track in the band soundtrack of Flack is carefully selected to evoke specific emotions, making every scene more impactful and memorable.

David Lewis

6/10

The soundtrack successfully sets the tone for each episode, creating a cohesive and immersive viewing experience for the audience.

Mary Clark

7/10

The emotional depth conveyed through the music enhances the storytelling of Robyn's personal struggles and professional triumphs, creating a truly engaging viewing experience.

Timothy Mitchell

5/10

The use of music to highlight Robyn's personal struggles and inner turmoil is particularly effective, creating a sense of empathy for her character.

Edward Walker

7/10

The band soundtrack of Flack perfectly captures the fast-paced and intense world of PR through its dynamic and energetic music.

Edward Rodriguez

9/10

The soundtrack of Flack is an absolute standout feature of the show, expertly setting the tone for each scene and enhancing the emotions portrayed. The music selection is diverse and perfectly complements the complex and dramatic situations that Robyn finds herself in, adding an extra layer of depth to the storytelling.

Kimberly Lee

5/10

The variety of musical genres represented in the soundtrack adds depth and richness to the overall viewing experience of Flack.

Matthew Walker

3/10

The soundtrack of Flack fails to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the main character, Robyn. The music often feels generic and uninspired, missing opportunities to enhance the audience's connection to her struggles and conflicts.

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