Spider-Noir sounds like wet alleys and bleeding jazz
This is the official soundtrack to Spider-Noir, the black-and-white series starring Nicolas Cage that hit MGM+ on May 25, 2026 and went global on Prime Video on May 27. Kris Bowers wrote the music (with Michael Dean Parsons on additional music) and Milan Records released it: 34 tracks, 31 of them instrumental score and only three with vocals. It is pure film music, all taut strings and smoky brass painting the 1930s New York where this noir Spider-Man prowls. Audio in 320 kbps.
The production and Bowers' pedigree
Produced by Sony Pictures Television for MGM+ and Prime Video, the show drops the hero into a dark, detective-driven film-noir world. Bowers is one of today's most in-demand composers: he holds an Oscar as co-director of the documentary short The Last Repair Shop and a nomination for his The Wild Robot score. Here he chases atmosphere over heroics, with 31 cues that breathe shadow, pursuit and melancholy. A double vinyl edition follows on August 28, 2026 for anyone who wants the physical object.
The voices: KIRBY and Li Jun Li
The main title theme is "Saving Grace", performed by KIRBY, written by Oak Felder and Sebastian Kole and produced by Felder; it opens every episode and brings soul to the chiaroscuro. The other voice belongs to Li Jun Li, who plays nightclub singer Cat Hardy and actually sings: she comes from Broadway musical theater. Hers is a cover of the 1931 standard "Dream a Little Dream of Me" plus the original "The Devil You Know".
- 34 tracks on Milan Records, 31 of them instrumental score.
- Score by Kris Bowers with a main theme from KIRBY and two pieces sung by Li Jun Li.
- Audio quality in 320 kbps.
Verdict
An elegant score that gets noir, rounded out by two voices that land: Bowers alone is worth it, and "Saving Grace" stays with you. Download it and sink into the shadowed New York of Spider-Noir.
