Diary of a Ditched Girl soundtrack guide: A complete list of songs in the Netflix drama flick 

The Netflix teen drama Diary of a Ditched Girl is not only well-loved by audiences for its storyline and authentic portrayal of adolescence but also because of its astutely selected soundtrack. Soundtrack plays an integral part in the emotional makeup of the show, interweaving indie, pop, and emotionally moving songs to frame pivotal moments in the show.

Audiophiles and critics alike have mentioned that the soundtrack is used to tell the inner lives of the characters, mapping the highs and lows of friendship, love, and self-discovery. Although Netflix has not yet declared music as a storytelling device officially, the selections in Diary of a Ditched Girl do have a wonderful role in the mood and effect of a scene.

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Soundtrack overview by episode in Diary of a Ditched Girl

Episode 1 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

The tone is set in the introductory episode of Diary of a Ditched Girl with an eclectic blend of happy and contemplative music. Happy pop music is used in social settings, while mellow indie songs are used in vulnerable moments. According to WhatSong.com, some of the show's highlight songs for this episode are:

1. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
2. "Little Cloud" by Astropol
3. "Fall Out of This Love" by Peter Jones
4. "The Best Thing" by POETRY

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Episode 2 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

The second episode continues to rely on music to emphasize dramatic tension. The soundtrack utilizes high-energy tracks that are contrasted by contemplative melodies in an effort to reflect the complexity of teen life. Among the most important tracks are:

1. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
2. "Live and Dangerous" by Clem Clempson
3. "Hate To Say I Told You So" by The Hives
4. " I Always Knew" by The Vaccines

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Episode 3 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

The third episode employs a combination of pop music and emotional ballads to illustrate repeated interpersonal relationships. Music is used when scenes involve friendship tension, love, and self-discovery. Some of the best parts from the tracks are:

1. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
2. "Sommarnatt" by Snowstorm
3. "Dreams" by Cranberries
4. "Sebastián" by Lucas Carey

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Episodes 4 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

The episode combines dramatic, contemplative songs with lighthearted, playful tracks. Music accentuates the tension between Amanda's cautious enthusiasm in online matchmaking and concern triggered by family and social issues. The soundtrack beautifully navigates the audience through emotional ups and downs, modulating the mood of the episode. Among the tracks are:

1. "Guess featuring Billie Eilish" by Charli xcx
2. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
3. "Dream Catcha" by Brandon Clarke
4. "Tied Up" by Wolfgang Black
5. "Get Ready to Ride" by Electrocute
6. "Going Home" by John Devereaux
7. "(It Goes Like) Nanana" by Peggy Gou

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Episode 5 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

Cheery, celebratory music adds to the party mood, and milder, more plodding songs indicate intimate or embarrassing encounters. The score adds weight to the changing tone, lighthearted playfulness building into underlying tension, giving the viewer an intimation of both happiness and unseen conflict in the story. Have a look at the tracks below:

1. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
2. "Beach Party" by Jon Persitz
3. "Gotta Be You" by Chris Dececio
4. "Fading" by ScarsHeart
5. "All You Got Is Gold" by The Great Escape

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Episode 6 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

Reflective ballads highlight vulnerability and nostalgia in reactivated relationships, while more active songs create tension during the party drama. Music echoes Amanda's emotional fluctuations, providing listeners with an aural signal for her inner process and the layering of her interactions. Here are the tracks:

1. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
2. "Purple Balloon" by Stanley Freye
3. "Unobtainable" by The Big Drink
4. "You Think I Ain't Worth A Dollar, But I Feel Like A Millionaire" by Queens of the Stone Age
5. "She" by Sugarplum Fairy
6. "Det var jag" by Familjen
7. "Dance with Somebody" by Mando Diao
8. "Jonny Boy" by Kite
9. "Painted By Numbers" by The Sounds
10. "Unsung Hero" by Sacha Collisson
11. "Geraldine" by Glasvegas

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Episode 7 of Diary of a Ditched Girl

Melancholic and contemplative songs accentuate the burden of disappointment and emotional maturity, with the interludes of lighter songs offering relief, depicting moments of hope or respite. The score in this episode focuses on introspection and resolution, with the audience being particularly sensitive to Amanda's changing emotional landscape. Among the most important tracks are:

1. "Punk Rock Loser" by Viagra Boys
2. "Ob$E$$Ed" by THE K!X
3. "Poor People" by John Moran
4. "Virtue" by Vero
5. "Wishful Thinking" by LÉON
6. "The Rockafeller Skank" by Fatboy Slim

Throughout the series, the soundtrack becomes more eclectic but still performs a function in expressing emotions. Melodramatic soundtracks, dance party jams, and introspective ballads reflect ups and downs in the plot. Spotify playlists created by viewers that they refresh provide an easy summary of the soundtrack throughout the series.

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Important music themes

The Diary of a Ditched Girl soundtrack possesses core themes of the show:

• Friendship and group dynamics
• Heartbreak and love
• Self-realization and self-improvement

Music is a secondary action and dialogue, giving the viewer an aural insight into the feeling of the character. It is thus the central axis of the viewing experience, as noted by critics and audience members alike.

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Accessibility and fan resources

While Netflix officially did not release a soundtrack album for Diary of a Ditched Girl, the soundtrack is available on:

• Spotify Playlist 1
• Spotify Playlist 2
• WhatSong Episode Listings

These websites provide detailed song titles, artists, and details about when songs are being used in the show.

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The Diary of a Ditched Girl soundtrack enhanced the program by combining music with the emotional aspects of the show. There is everything from upbeat pop tracks to laid-back indie sounds that pinpoint the moments of joy, suspense, and contemplation, creating a richer overall viewing experience.

The music enthusiasts of this TV show are always assured of access to third-party playlists and databases, which enable them to relive the audio experience that contextualizes this Netflix series.

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