Lena Dunham’s newest comedy series, titled “Too Much,” unfolds the tale of a rapid-paced romance between Jessica (portrayed by Megan Stalter), an American smitten with all things British, and Felix (Will Sharpe), a laid-back Londoner. The narrative is interwoven with music, significantly contributing to their love story.
The show drew its loose origins from creator Lena Dunham’s real-life encounter with Luis Felber when she relocated to the U.K., leading to both characters, Felber and his on-screen twin Felix, being portrayed as accomplished musicians.
Felix plays live shows alone at various London pubs and also performs with his housemate Auggie (Prasanna Puwanarajah) and others in a band, yet he finds it challenging to balance his finances when compared to the successful marketing professional, Jess.
In interviews, Dunham has pointed out that the characters of Jessica and Felix differ significantly from herself and Felber. However, it’s worth mentioning that her current spouse is part of a band called Attawalpa, which creates the original music for Too Much.
The show additionally includes several well-known licensed songs, such as “London Bridge” by Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas, for which Netflix produced a fresh music video starring Stalter to celebrate its premiere on the platform.
You’ve got two options: Take a look at what’s above or keep scrolling down for a detailed rundown of the songs that appear in each episode from Lena Dunham’s series “Too Much,” now streaming on Netflix.
Too Much episode 1 songs
- London Bridge by Fergie
- Dead or Alive (feat Jimmy Jones) by Cam’ron
Too Much episode 2 songs
- Pressure to Party by Julia Jacklin
- Itty Bitty Piggy by Nicki Minaj
- Ashita Atari wa Kitto Hare by Happy End
- Angels Like You by Miley Cyrus
- The Jump Off by Lil’ Kim
- You Know Me More Than I Know by John Cale
- Are You with Me Now? by Cate Le Bon
Too Much episode 3 songs
- Touch Tank by Quinnie
- Maggot Brain by Funkadelic
- Falling Apart by Slow Pulp
Too Much episode 4 songs
- anything by Adrianne Lenker
- Tap In by Saweetie
- Butterflies by Kacey Musgraves
Too Much episode 5 songs
- Angel of My Dreams by JADE
- Greek Tragedy by The Wombats
- Ballet Dancers (Never Love Again) by Francis of Delirium
- Dream Woman by Suki Waterhouse
- It’s Too Late by Carole King
Too Much episode 6 songs
- Sister You Said by Sarah Meth
- Praying by Kesha
Too Much episode 7 songs
- Human by Molly Sarlé
- You Found Me by The Fray
Too Much episode 8 songs
- Big Energy by Latto
- Get Busy by Sean Paul
- Swimming Pools by Kendrick Lamar
- See You Later by UNPOC
Too Much episode 9 songs
- Girls by The Dare
- Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [rock cover]
- Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas [Rita Ora cover]
- Swing Special by Felix da Housecat & Kristin Velvet
- Farewell Transmission by Ohia
- Free by NRVS
Too Much episode 10 songs
- Old Recliners by ROLE MODEL
- Bigger Than the Whole Sky by Taylor Swift
- I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight by Linda and Richard Thompson
- True Love Trajectory by Attawalpa
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