Ginny & Georgia Season 3 Soundtrack Guide: Every Song & When They Play

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Warning! Spoilers for Ginny & Georgia season 3 ahead!

In the third season of “Ginny & Georgia,” you’ll find a fantastic collection of tunes that perfectly complement the characters’ journeys. Spanning 10 episodes, each episode is roughly an hour long. The music in each episode mirrors the feelings of characters such as Georgia and Ginny, from the initial upheaval following Georgia’s arrest to the shocking conclusion of “Ginny & Georgia” season 3. The playlist delivers on all fronts.

The opening episode of Ginny & Georgia’s third season resumes exactly from where the second left us hanging. Tensions are running high within Georgia’s family, but Ginny seems to be bearing the brunt of it all. Given her knowledge about her mother’s transgressions, she finds herself under a lot of pressure that no one else can fully comprehend. However, don’t forget that Ginny & Georgia is also a show with a humorous side, so the tension needs to be alleviated with an ample dose of laughter. Moreover, the musical scores by composers Lili Haydn and Ben Bromfield aid in achieving this balance, but it’s the assortment of pop, R&B, hip-hop, and rock songs that play a crucial role as well.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 1

Episode Title: This Wouldn’t Even Be A Podcast

Unveiling You” by Marauder

As the start of season 3 unfolds in Ginny & Georgia, this tune, titled “Unveiling You,” kicks off, setting the stage as the storyline unfurls. In the opening scene, Georgia is escorted from her cell to a secluded meeting space with her legal representative. Simultaneously, we observe Ginny traversing the school corridors, attracting the attention of everyone around her.

As Ginny makes her way towards her friends at school, the track “I Don’t Care” by Lall begins to sound. To her surprise, she overhears her friends discussing if Georgia might truly have committed a murder.

In a casual conversation, Ginny and Marcus catch up on their lives post-breakup. Meanwhile, “Small Doses” by Camille plays softly in the background. The tune serves as an accompaniment to their discussion about Georgia’s arrest and the burden of guilt that Ginny feels due to her mother’s criminal activities.

As I stride towards my English class, the rhythmic beats of “Dancing in the Dark” by LØLØ pulse through me. The song becomes our unspoken agreement with Abby as we opt for a covert truancy, choosing instead to lounge in her room, engulfed in the aroma of weed, and secretly savoring our stashed treats, all while the song serenades us.

In the third season of “Ginny & Georgia,” a song titled “So Emotional” by Pseudo Father resonates with Max, as she feels let down when Ginny and Abby secretly skipped school without her. Given her reputation for being overly emotional, this tune perfectly encapsulates Max’s first instance of self-awareness concerning her feelings in the series.

As Max frantically tidies up her room, the song “I Can’t Fly” echoes, with the anticipation building as Silver approaches the staircase.

Ginny reluctantly decides to attend her fresh poetry class, as her father Zion graciously allows her to ride his motorbike. With the wind in her hair, the tune of “Mheer Sag” by Bee Bee Sea accompanies her journey down the road.

In the third season of Ginny & Georgia, as Georgia ponders who she’d like to have in the courtroom audience, the song “Ohio” by Specific Coast is heard playing softly in the background.

In a more relaxed and straightforward rephrasing: “Tessa Rose Jackson’s song ‘Anti-Hero’ is playing as Marcus asks Ginny to join him at the neighborhood playground when he’s feeling low. They relax together on the play equipment as this tune plays.

In a reminiscent scene where Georgia secretly takes supplies from a restaurant, the tune aptly echoing “Mama Was a Bad Seed” fills the atmosphere, as composed by Rozetta Johnson.

As a film enthusiast, I found myself captivated by the scene where Georgia, a resourceful character, had to make do with what the prison provided to give herself an appealing court appearance. In this moment, the pulsating rhythm of “The Devil” by BANKS filled the air as she subtly pilfered items from the officer’s desk.

In one of the scenes, Georgia hands Austin his Harry Potter glasses, and as they exchange smiles, a tune from Rainbow Kitten Surprise titled “Freefall” fills the air.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 2

Episode Title: Beep Beep Freaking Beep

In the second episode of Ginny & Georgia’s third season, Georgia finds herself back at home. As she rises from her bed, a subtle reminder comes to her in the form of her ankle bracelet, while the tune “Trip Around The Sun” by MisterWives echoes.

At Zion’s apartment, while he and his girlfriend Simone are discussing Georgia, the tune of the song “Window” by Moglii softly fills the room.

Stepping back into the familiar halls of my old school, I find myself humming along to Shaya Zamora’s tune, “Cigarette,” as if it was a soundtrack for Austin’s return.

In the third season’s second episode of ‘Ginny & Georgia’, Georgia tries various activities during her house arrest but fails to stay focused and productive. Throughout this period, the tune “Trainwreckin'” by Ruthie Collins is playing subtly in the background, symbolizing Georgia’s chaotic state of mind.

In the TV series ‘Ginny & Georgia’, the tune “Coconut” by Chair Model is heard while Marcus and his companions, which include Max and Abby, spend time together at a skate park.

In the parking lot of their school, Ginny and Bracia share a deep conversation while listening to the tune of “Benny!” by Rae Khalil on the car radio. According to Bracia, her brother has a knack for introducing her to fantastic music.

In the second episode of season 3 from the series Ginny & Georgia, Ginny and Marcus almost share a kiss in the driveway, and the emotional moment is beautifully underscored with the song “Miss You” by Arthur Wimble.

In this episode’s conclusion, Ginny swiftly exits the house, with Georgia close behind. As Ginny approaches the boundary of Georgia’s property, it appears for a fleeting instant that she might pause. However, she decides to continue walking away instead, thereby keeping her mother confined within the house while “Rewind” by Aby Coulibaly plays.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 3

Episode Title: Friends Can Dance

Ginny & Georgia’s second season features the catchy tune ‘Dancing In Real Time’ by GGOOLLDD, playing as Ginny returns to school.

In an interesting twist during her house arrest, Georgia finds amusement by observing her neighbors. To get a better view, she employs the binoculars that Ellen graciously provided. As she spies on the street, the tune of “Summer Song” by Remy Bond fills the air.

In the third season of Ginny & Georgia, Abby and Matt Press are involved in a detached romantic situation. During episode 3, as they share a kiss, the track “Hurt” by Arlo Parks echoes through the scene.

During English class, Jordan boldly requests Norah for the sophomore dance while the tune of “Baby” by Donna Blue plays in the background, with him standing on his chair to catch her attention.

At the conclusion of an easygoing board game session with the Baker family, Ginny ascends to Marcus’ room for a chat. As they converse about the distinctions in their respective families, the tune “Pretty Boy” by Cannons softly fills the air.

In the third episode of the third season of Ginny & Georgia, the cover version of “Kiss Me” by Specific Coast takes the place of the original Sixpence None the Richer song. This cover plays as Ginny gracefully descends the stairs in a red dress chosen by Simone, preparing for their dance.

In the scene where MANG steps into the school gymnasium to attend the dance, the tune of the track “Mt. Airy” by Korine echoes.

At the dance, Max compliments his mother on the beautiful decoration of the gym, and as they converse, “Holiday” by New Julius plays in the background, with teens joyfully dancing to the tune.

In this mellow tune titled “Wasted” by Billy Uomo, Ginny finds herself searching for Marcus when the track begins to play. It was inevitable that he would appear, drawn by her, and they ended up sharing more than just a dance – their moment also included a sweet kiss.

In the third episode of Ginny & Georgia’s third season, the song “I Just Wanna” by KALI plays as Paul finally acknowledges that Georgia is indeed a murderer.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 4

Episode Title: The Bitch Is Back

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In the third season of ‘Ginny & Georgia’, during episode 4, Marcus and Max share some deep feelings about Ginny. As they conclude their conversation, the song “FISH” by Addison Grace starts playing, signaling a change in the scene.

“La La Like” by Charles Morton – “La La Like” plays as the girls hang out in Abby’s bedroom.

At Georgia’s Yardfest, the hit song “Back on 74” by Jungle resonates through the air as Georgia wanders from one gathering to another in her yard.

In the third season, episode 4 of Ginny & Georgia, Georgia strides into the courtroom with an air of assurance while “Guilty Love,” a fitting tune by Ladyhawke, fills the air.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 5

Episode Title: Boom Goes The Dynamite

In the fifth episode of season 3 for Ginny & Georgia, we witness a scene where the narrative alternates between a youthful Georgia dancing with her children in their living room and an older Georgia feeling tense in the courtroom. Throughout this sequence, the song “Way Down We Go” by KALEO is heard playing in the background.

Last Men Standing” by Loic Ghanem

Wolfe shares the intense heavy metal tune, “Last Men Standing,” with Ginny. Amidst fits of laughter, she and her mother are left astounded, their expressions a testament to their surprise (Georgia clearly dislikes it).

Following their emotional conversation, the next day sees Georgia sobbing on the stairs while ‘Double Down’ by Go Jo is playing, expressing her despair over potentially going to prison.

In a school setting, Matt teases Ginny regarding her mom’s predicament. However, as the song “Swerve” by Yutopia featuring Juliette Reilly begins to play, Ginny spins and lands a punch square on Matt’s face, specifically his nose.

In the fifth episode of the third season of Ginny & Georgia, the song “Peach” by BROODS is featured as the soundtrack during Ginny and Wolfe’s date.

At 2 a.m., as Landon Conrath’s song “2AM” fills the air, Max and Marcus observe Ginny and Wolfe from the window, having returned from their date.

In simpler terms, “Burn” by Astyria takes Georgia back to the courtroom, where she understands and accepts that the situation seems unfavorable for her.

After Paul bids farewell to Ginny and Austin, “Be Like Home” begins playing, indicating that he has left the house, presumably for good.

Tomorrow at school for Ginny will be accompanied by the track “Game of Survival” by Ruelle.

In the emotional sequence of “Ginny & Georgia”, where Ginny and Austin get taken away from Georgia’s house, the song playing is “Dark Things” by ADONA.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 6

Episode Title: At Least It Can’t Get Worse

In the sixth episode of the third season of “Ginny & Georgia”, Georgia is tuned into the news as a brick inscribed with the word “murderer” smashes through her window. The tension builds as the song “CRAZY” by Jessie Reyez plays in the background, adding to the chaotic atmosphere.

The track titled “Lifeblood” featuring Brand of Sacrifice with vocals by Will Ramos, is playing as Ginny and Wolfe share a passionate moment inside Georgia’s vehicle. This song selection marks another hard-hitting metal choice from the new companion in Ginny’s life.

Outside Sophie’s House, a journalist encounters Marcus, seeking his thoughts. As they converse, the tune of half•alive’s song, “Sophie’s House,” fills the air.

In the show “Ginny & Georgia”, characters Ginny and Bracia cut loose as they groove to UNIIQU3’s track, “Microdosing”, at a party thrown by one of Wolfe’s friends.

In a laundromat, where Ginny and Wolfe are getting close (with the camera subtly focusing on Ginny’s ignored phone), the tune of “Turn It Up,” featuring FRUITY, by Bunny Machete resonates.

In the sixth episode of season 3 from the series “Ginny & Georgia”, the tune “grab my coat (feat. Humble the Great)” by Amie Blu is heard as Ginny and Wolfe bid their farewells following the party.

In their chat about Georgia, Ginny and Marcus listen to the track titled ““Directions (Nick Petrel Remix)”” by Fred Numf playing in the background.

At Georgia’s residence, Joe arrives bearing treats and the classic game, “Mario Kart.” He proposes a friendly match, but with a twist – he wants to play as Princess Peach. Throughout their competition, the song “Kodak Moment” is heard.

In the third season of Ginny & Georgia, Ginny’s unexpected discovery of her pregnancy is punctuated by the song “Run On” by Arvid Nero.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 7

Episode Title: That’s Wild

Miami’s Blue (feat. Hannah Wyatt)” by Melting Resonance

This track is played when the series, Ginny & Georgia, begins its third season, as Ginny grapples with the shocking discovery of her unexpected pregnancy.

In this scenario, Georgia pursues Ellen towards the boundary of Ellen’s property and the limits of her house arrest, engaging in conversation about their friendship as the track “Push N Shuv” by LAVA LA RUE echoes in the background.

In the series ‘Ginny & Georgia’, Georgia employs a clever trick to divert the attention of reporters congregated outside her home, allowing Ginny to make an inconspicuous exit. As she does this, the song “Late Now” by Shiv is heard playing in the background, coinciding with the moment when the reporters are unexpectedly sprayed with water.

Following her abortion, Ginny steps into the waiting room where Marcus has been patiently waiting for her. As soon as their gazes lock, the song “That was then” by Emily James starts playing.

After going through an abortion, Ginny walks into the waiting room to find Marcus already there. The instant they make eye contact, the tune of “That was then” by Emily James begins to fill the room.

In this tune, “Psychic” Connor Nelso is heard as Marcus enjoys time with his crew at the skatepark.

Title Change: “Signs of Trouble” by Summer Kennedy

Paul’s announcement of arranging a meeting with Georgia makes her suspect their marital troubles. Yet, as “Signs of Trouble” starts playing, Georgia devises a plan to pass off Ginny’s positive pregnancy test as hers own.

In this situation, after Georgia deceives Paul by claiming to be pregnant and dismisses Ginny’s confirmed pregnancy test result, the song “B-A-B-Y” by Carla Thomas is heard.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 8

Episode Title: Is that A Packed Lunch?

In the third season of “Ginny & Georgia,” Paul’s reappearance in the courtroom on Georgia’s behalf creates quite a commotion. The song “Cold Blood” by Tamahau & Rebel Musique adds an extra layer of intensity to this already tense moment.

In this narrative, I’m sharing my perspective on a captivating track titled “Destructive” by Bahari. As I snuggle up with Georgia and Paul in bed, this haunting melody fills our room. Interestingly, as the song continues, it transitions into a flashback moment where Georgia is handing over the stolen car to the Blood Eyes gang.

In Abby’s room, Ginny, Norrah, and Abby came together for a heartfelt conversation regarding their individual struggles. Amidst the talk about topics such as abortions and eating disorders, the soothing tunes of “iDWF” by LUMiN filled the air.

Abby, Norrah, and Ginny choose to prank Abby’s father by visiting his house dressed up in fairy costumes. The tune “Loving Every Minute of It” by SATV Music perfectly complemented their playful spirit during this exciting escapade.

In this rephrased version, when Georgia settled down on the sofa and witnessed Paul officially ending their marriage in public, the song “The Fault Lines” started to resonate.

In the upcoming third season of Ginny & Georgia, Georgia and Joe share a passionate moment while the song “Skin and Bones (Ballad)” by David Kushner plays in the background.

In the third season of Ginny & Georgia, character Georgia makes the decision to flee. As she takes off on Marcus’ motorcycle, the song “Start a Riot” by BANNERS starts playing.

Following a heartfelt conversation with her mom over the phone, Ginny finds solace in Marcus as “Growing Pains Breakup” serenades. As this melody persists, Ginny’s determination deepens, and she sets her sights on rescuing Georgia.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 9

Episode Title: It’s Time For My Solo

In the ninth episode of season 3 for the series ‘Ginny & Georgia’, the narrative revolves around Max, as the tune “Oh My My” by Summer Kennedy plays in the background. This music serves as a backdrop to Max’s internal monologue, where she becomes increasingly preoccupied with the welfare of Ginny and Marcus.

As Ellen arrives home and discovers that Max failed to follow her repeated instructions about putting the chicken in the oven, the tune of Maddie Regent’s track, “Ego,” starts to resonate.

In the course of a tutoring session, Abby and Triss exchange a kiss as “Light the Way” serenades them.

In the third season of Ginny & Georgia, Marcus storms off after an argument with Maxine, and the song “Walk” by POOLS aptly plays as the soundtrack.

In Zion’s cozy apartment, Sime and Zion engage in a heartfelt chat concerning Georgia and their bond, with the soothing tune of “Something About You” playing softly in the background.

As students and staff arrive at the high school for Max’s musical performance, the song “Boomerang” by Yebba fills the air.

Raincloud” by Baby Bugs

The tune resonates as Max ponders her deep feelings, contemplating all she would give for those dear to her, yet doubts if they ever ponder her in return.

The Origin of Villains,” by Madalen Duke

In the storyline of Ginny & Georgia, this book titled “The Origin of Villains” by Madalen Duke is aired immediately following a startling revelation in season 3, where Austin discloses that Gil, not Georgia, was responsible for Tom Fuller’s death.

Every Song In Ginny & Georgia Season 3, Episode 10

Episode Title: Monsters

As the verdict of Georgia’s innocence in the murder of Tom Fuller was read out, the song “Awoo,” performed by Sofi Tukker, played.

In a more relaxed phrasing, we can say: “Georgia wanders around her neighborhood with uncertainty about how to use her new freedom, all while the upbeat tune of ‘Sail Away’ by lovelytheband echoes through the air.

In the aftermath of his conversation with Cynthia, Joe comes to understand the reason behind her support for Georgia. As he grapples with this newfound knowledge, the song “Could you love me even when I can’t love myself” by Seph starts playing.

In the climactic episode of “Ginny & Georgia,” Ginny’s heartwarming homecoming was underscored by the tune “Welcome Back to Me” by artist Meryem Aboulouafa.

In the scene, Ginny and Marcus lock lips once more as Ber’s song “Destined for Each Other” softly fills the air.

At the year-end gathering, as Abby and Max were having a disagreement, the song “Loveless” by Famous Friend was heard playing. This discordance persisted even as Max departed, with Marcus taking his place instead.

In the third season of Ginny & Georgia, Marcus and his father share an emotional conversation at home while “Breath of Roma” by Meryem Aboulouafa plays softly in the background.

At their shared residence, Max guides a sober Marcus, stirring up an intense discussion about his struggles with alcoholism and depression. As the tension builds, the song “You There” by Aquilo begins to play.

In the show Ginny & Georgia, following Marcus’ departure for rehabilitation, Max ponders over her choices, all the while listening to “The End” by Tom Odell, in his art studio.

In the third season finale of “Ginny & Georgia,” the tune “Angel Baby” by Rosie & The Originals echoes as Ginny is engrossed in a book in the kitchen, and Georgia, unexpectedly, gulps down milk from a bottle. This moment prompts them both to ponder whether Georgia might be expecting a new addition to their family.

2025-06-06 04:43