The full soundtrack for Season 3 of Netflix's 'My Life with the Walter Boys' has been released, featuring a mix of popular artists and emerging talent. The season, which continues the story of Jackie Howard and the Walter family, includes a diverse range of songs to accompany its dramatic plotlines.
Season 3 picks up after Jackie Howard, portrayed by Nikki Rodriguez, and Cole Walter, played by Noah LaLonde, revealed their feelings for each other, only for Cole's brother and Jackie's boyfriend, Alex (Ashby Gentry), to overhear their confession. The season also features a significant event where the Walter family patriarch, George (Marc Blucas), experiences a medical emergency.
The soundtrack for the season spans various episodes, with specific songs listed for each. For instance, "Homecoming," the first episode, features "Something in the Heavens" by Lewis Capaldi, "People Need People" by Good Neighbours, and "Running Home" by Jade LeMac.
Episode 2, "Split Focus," includes "Half My Heart" by Josh Sahunta, "Lovin'" by Miina, "where we’re going" by elijah woods, and "Queen of the Quatation" by New Cassettes. "Fever Pitch," episode 3, showcases "make a move" by dee holt and "Sexy to Someone" by Clairo.
Further into the season, episode 4, "Screeching Tires and True Love," presents "Live Another Life" by Jordan Klassen featuring Alexandra Maillot, "Free Animal" by Death from Above 1979, and "LOVE LOOKS PRETTY ON YOU" by Nessa Barrett. Episode 5, "The Jackie and Cole Effect," includes "Breathe It All In" by Moira & Claire, "Like A G6" by Far East Movement and The Cataracs, and "Bon Bon" by Fcukers.
"Wide Open Spaces," episode 6, features "Ride the Lightning" by Warren Zeiders, "Stardust" by Cary Brothers, and "Nauseous" by Conan Gray. Episode 7, "Washout," includes "The One That I Want (But I Don’t Know Why)" by Sadie Jean and "I Love You, I’m Sorry" by Gracie Abrams.
The penultimate episodes also boast notable tracks. "Everybody’s Fine," episode 8, lists "Not Your Princess" by Billie du Page, "Ordinary" by Kaiya Gamble & CON THE ARTIST, "come on home" by Royel Otis, "007" by LØLØ, and "To Love Someone" by Benson Boons. Episode 9, "Ghosts," features "Lost Without You (Rework)" by Luca Fogale and "king of these streets" by the FLX.
Finally, the season finale, "The Beautiful and the Damned" (episode 10), concludes with "Beautiful Things" by Benson Boone, "Intertwined" by Jade LeMac, "Thirst Trap" by Audrey Hobert, "Gameboy" by KATSEYE, "Heaven" by Syd Taylor, and "Sweet Dreams" by Jade LeMac.
The series, based on Ali Novak's novel, originally published on Wattpad, continues to explore the relationships and challenges faced by its characters, with the soundtrack aiming to enhance the emotional impact of the season's events.