Netflix’s 72 Hours is powered by a soundtrack mixed with hip-hop, reggaeton, Latin music, dancehall and classic funk. Sean
Nina Sky’s “Move Ya Body,” featuring Jabba, plays at a nightclub when Joe introduces the boys to the bachelorette and Hunter meets Scarlett. While Sean Paul appears alongside Pitbull and T-Pain on “Shake Señora,” which plays at the end just before the credits roll. Produced by Clinton Sparks, that song also samples Lord Kitchener’s Jump In The Line (Shake Señorita) and popularized in 1961 by Harry Belafonte.
72 Hours, directed by Tim Story, was released globally on July 24. It follows a struggling 40-year-old marketing executive, played by Kevin Hart who is accidentally added to a Gen Z group chat. Seeing an opportunity to revive his fading career, he bankrolls and joins the group’s outrageous 72-hour bachelor party in Miami to better understand youth culture. What begins as a desperate attempt to impress his boss quickly spirals into a chaotic adventure involving nonstop partying, mistaken identities, and dangerous encounters with local drug lords.
The also soundtrack features:
- BigXthaPlug – “The Largest” (featuring a sample of War’s “Slippin’ into Darkness”)
- Brevin Kim – “Grip”
- Willie Colón & Celia Cruz – “Come Down to Miami”
- Pitbull featuring Lil Jon – “The Anthem”
- Yung Gravy – “Smells Like Money”
- Afro-Cuban All Stars – “Tumba Palo Cucuye”
- Bolo the DJ & Ceci Bastida – “La Pista”
- Armani White featuring A$AP Ferg – “Silver Tooth”
- LL Cool J – “Headsprung”
- Disclosure & Anderson .Paak – “No Cap”
- Joshua+ – “White Jesus”
- Acraze – “Do It To It”
- J Balvin – “Dientes”
- Peter $un – “My Favorite Drug (Blinke Remix)”
- Daddy Yankee – “Gasolina”
- Barry Can’t Swim – “Kimbara”
- BIA & R3HAB – “Can’t Touch This”
- Bubba Sparxxx featuring Ying Yang Twins & Mr. Collipark – “Ms. New Booty”
- Callmestevieray – “Rack”
- Sir Joe Quarterman & Free Soul – “(I Got) So Much Trouble in My Mind”
- Fred again.., Skepta & Plaqueboymax – “Victory Lap”
- O.T. Genasis – “Everybody Mad”
In addition to its licensed music, 72 Hours also features an original score composed by Christopher Lennertz, whose previous credits include The Boys, Horrible Bosses, Sausage Party, and Identity Thief. Netflix Music released the 27-track score album on July 24, the same day the film premiered globally on Netflix, with the soundtrack available across major streaming platforms.
