FX's "The Shards" to Release Original Soundtrack on October 16

All Episodes Now Streaming on Hulu

Soundtrack Features Original Music from Troye Sivan, Hayes Warner and Leland, Along with Score By Morgan Kibby & David Klotz

LOS ANGELES, September 14, 2026 - FX's "The Shards" will release an original soundtrack on Interscope Records on October 16. The 16-track collection features original songs from Troye Sivan, series star Hayes Warner and acclaimed producer Leland, alongside original score by Morgan Kibby & David Klotz. The soundtrack includes music heard throughout the series, with all nine episodes of FX's "The Shards" now streaming on Hulu.

Pre-save the soundtrack now on Spotify and Apple Music.

Set in 1980s Los Angeles, FX's "The Shards" follows a group of privileged high school seniors at an elite prep school as they navigate identity, sex, jealousy, obsession and the dangers lurking beneath the surface of American adolescence. The soundtrack brings together original songs and score that reflect the era and complement the distinct world of the series.

FX's "The Shards" Original Soundtrack track list:

1. "LA Wants Me Dead" - Troye Sivan
2. "Presentation Destination" - Allie X
3. "Another Day Goes By" - Troye Sivan
4. "Seriously" - Hayes Warner
5. "Baby" - Hayes Warner
6. "Never Getting Away" - Troye Sivan
7. "The Boy" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
8. "Really Rhonda" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
9. "Ryan" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
10. "A True Home Coming Queen" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
11. "The World of Adults And Death" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
12. "Legends" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
13. "Lizzie" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
14. "Why Do You Hate Me So Much" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
15. "Thom And Susan" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz
16. "The Stairway" - Morgan Kibby & David Klotz

About FX's "The Shards"

At its center of "The Shards" is Bret (Igby Rigney), an aspiring writer and keenly observant teenager whose reality begins to unravel with the arrival of a mysterious and magnetic new student, Robert Mallory (Homer Gere). Transferring in just before his senior year, Robert's appearance coincides with the growing terror of The Trawler, a serial killer targeting teenagers across the city.

Alongside Bret is his elite social circle, which consists of Susan Reynolds (Kaia Gerber), Debbie Schaffer (Hayes Warner) and Thom Wright (Graham Campbell), a glamorous and deeply entangled group drawn into a life of wealth, beauty, parties and excess. The promise of their youth is contrasted with the dark and cynical world of the adults surrounding them: Terry Schaffer (Wes Bentley), Liz Schaffer (Evan Rachel Wood) and Steven Reinhardt (Jordan Roth).

A fusion of the voices of two of America's most provocative storytellers - Ryan Murphy and Bret Easton Ellis - FX's "The Shards" is executive produced by Murphy, Nina Jacobson, Brad Simpson, Ellis, Eric Kovtun, Scott Robertson, Nissa Diederich, Tanase Popa, Nick Hall, Michael Uppendahl, Max Winkler, Kathleen McCaffrey and Brian Young. The series is produced by 20th Television.

About FX

FX, a division of Disney Entertainment, is a global multiplatform brand that develops, produces, commissions and markets original programming for Hulu and the FX and FXX linear channels in the U.S., and Disney+ in all other international territories. Over the past two decades, FX has been responsible for some of the most-critically acclaimed and award-winning shows on television. Some of the brand's current and legacy titles include the dramas "Alien: Earth," "American Crime Story," "American Horror Story," "The Americans," "The Beauty," "Damages," "Dying for Sex," "Fargo," "FEUD," "Justified," "Love Story," "Nip/Tuck," "The Old Man," "The Patient," "Pose," "Rescue Me," "The Shield," "Shōgun," "Say Nothing," "Snowfall" and "Sons of Anarchy;" the comedies "Archer," "Atlanta," "The Bear," "Better Things," "DAVE," "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," "The Lowdown," "Reservation Dogs" and "What We Do in the Shadows;" and a slate of docuseries and documentary films including "Welcome to Wrexham," "The New York Times Presents" and "Dear Mama."