OK, Insecure's Soundtrack For Season 5 Is Full of Dope Throwbacks and Fire Songs

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Insecure never lets us down when it comes to showcasing great music. Beyond the show's very relatable storylines about adulting, the HBO series is also well known for its banging soundtracks. Season five premiered on Oct. 24, and it has us viewers deep in our music bags. We're more than halfway through the final season and we can tell it's honing in on what the show does best: matching the music to the plot. Whether Insecure is putting us onto new music from up-and-coming artists or throwing it way back to some classic jams, best believe the show is coming with some heat for its final season!

With the show's series finale quickly approaching, the tracklist for season five's soundtrack has finally arrived. The soundtrack features new music from artists like Saweetie, Thundercat, Ro James, TeaMarr, Nnena, and many more. It will arrive on streaming platforms on Dec. 3. Ahead, check out all the songs and artists that are featured on season five of Insecure.

Related:
Insecure's Season 5 Soundtrack Opened a World of Opportunities For New Artists


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