The sound of "Bridgerton" is almost as famous as the sights: for every gorgeous, ball gown swing dance scene, the show's signature pop and "Bridgerton" will debut in the first 4 episodes on Netflix on 5/16 Season 3, followed by 6/13 Season 4. The two episodes are no exception, and it seems that big-name singers like billie Eilish and Taylor Swift will appear on the track list. 

According to the Netflix Tudam website, the orchestra cover of the season is Gale's hit "abcdefu", which plays in the premiere episode as Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan) begins her "Glow-up" transformation from a timid Wallflower to a story about Ton. To kick off. 

Joining Gail's songs on the season 3 soundtrack are BTS's "Dynamite", Nick Jonas's "Jealousy", Sia's "Cheap Thrills", Eilish's "Happier Than Ever", Pitbull's "Give Me Everything" and Taylor Swift and Lana del Rey's "Snow on The Beach" covers. The third season will also feature the first ever original song for the series, "All I Want,Sung by Tricelli, F (Tip: It will play during a very important scene later in the season) until the second batch of episodes is released.

"It's a much more cheerful feeling, I think, overall," "Bridgerton" composer Chris Bowers told Tudam about the sounds of Season 3. "Obviously, there are ups and downs that we always have in this show. But with Colin and Penn being friends, many of their interactions have a bit of an awkwardness to them - and this season we're going crazy. — There's a lot of fun and lightness that we experience in music and comedy moments.

Bowers detailed how the musical themes of the characters, separately and together, mimic the ever-changing relationship movements of Penelope and Colin, "injecting new sensations into the sound and score for this season.""My thoughts behind Colin and Pen were about this cowardice and how much there was like this 2-step forward, 1-step back. The theme I wrote in melodious has this form intended to evoke this feeling."

Music Director Justin Kamp also gave insight into how they select and place songs and character themes throughout each episode. "At first it's about what matches the choreography, and later it's about what matches the scenes and emotions," Kamps told Tudum. "This year we have a lot of covers that aren't necessarily part of the ball sequence, and we find a cute place to insert something that can be played as a fun cover.

When "Bridgerton" Season 3 premieres on Netflix on Thursday 5/16, you can hear all the new songs. In the meantime, by re-watching the first 2 seasons of the show on Netflix, you can revisit all the great tracks that have ever soundtrack "Bridgerton."