Netflix’s Too Much premiered on July 10, 2025. The show was created by Lena Dunham, who is best known for her work on Girls. The series follows Jessica (Megan Stalter), a marketing executive from New York who, after a terrible breakup, goes to London to find something new. There, she meets Felix (Will Sharpe), a musician who lives a more laid-back life. The series tells their unique love story through a mix of humor, romance, and music.The story is mostly about Jessica, a determined woman, and Felix, a musician who doesn't want to follow the typical career path. Their different lives make their relationship both complicated and funny. As they get to know each other better through their differences, music plays a big role in shaping their relationship and the ups and downs they go through.Music is a big part of Too Much, and the show's emotional beats go well with its wide range of songs. Luis Felber (Attawalpa) and Matt Allchin chose the music for the show.Netflix's Too Much: All songs in the seriesThe soundtrack of Too Much is filled with a mixture of pop, indie, and classic songs that enhance the romantic and comedic tone of the series. The soundtrack features a total of 40 songs with a runtime of approximately 2 hours and 46 minutes across the 10 episodes.Below is a complete list of songs featured in each episode, with the artist’s name next to the title.Episode 1: Nonsense & SensibilityLondon Bridge by FergieDead or Alive (feat. Jimmy Jones) by Cam'ronEpisode 2: Pity WomanPressure to Party by Julia JacklinItty Bitty Piggy by Nicki MinajAshita Atari wa Kitto Hare by Happy EndAngels Like You by Miley CyrusThe Jump Off by Lil' KimYou Know Me More Than I Know by John CaleAre You with Me Now? by Cate Le BonEpisode 3: Ignore SunriseTouch Tank by QuinnieMaggot Brain by FunkadelicFalling Apart by Slow PulpEpisode 4: Notting Killanything by Adrianne LenkerTap In by SaweetieButterflies by Kacey MusgravesEpisode 5: Pink ValentineAngel of My Dreams by JADEGreek Tragedy by The WombatsBallet Dancers (Never Love Again) by Francis of DeliriumDream Woman by Suki WaterhouseIt's Too Late by Carole KingEpisode 6: To Doubt a BoySister You Said by Sarah MethPraying by KeshaEpisode 7: Terms of ResentmentHuman by Molly SarléYou Found Me by The FrayEpisode 8: One Wedding and a S*x PestBig Energy by LattoGet Busy by Sean PaulSwimming Pools by Kendrick LamarSee You Later by UNPOCEpisode 9: Enough, ActuallyGirls by The DareHave Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (rock cover)Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Rita Ora cover)Swing Special by Felix da Housecat & Kristin VelvetFarewell Transmission by OhiaFree by NRVSEpisode 10: The Idea of GlueOld Recliners by ROLE MODELBigger Than the Whole Sky by Taylor SwiftI Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight by Linda and Richard ThompsonTrue Love Trajectory by AttawalpaAbout the music composerLuis Felber (Attawalpa) and Matt Allchin are the creative minds behind the music in Too Much. Their previous work includes collaborations on Lena Dunham's Sharp Stick (2022) and Catherine Called Birdy (2022). As the executive music producer for Too Much, Felber brought a unique indie sound to the show.Plot of the seriesJessica is a marketing executive from New York who moves to London after a bad breakup. The show Too Much follows her. There, she meets Felix, a musician who is having a hard time making ends meet.Even though Jessica and Felix live very different lives, they end up becoming friends. Over time, their relationship grows as both of them deal with personal and professional problems. Felix, a carefree musician, helps Jessica see that there is more to life than her stressful job.As they get to know each other, Jessica learns how to balance her goals with the realities of love and partnership. The music in Too Much is an important part of how they connect with each other and how their story makes the viewers feel.Too Much is now streaming on Netflix.