Flashpoint (TV Series) - Music

Music

The music of Hugh Dillon, Matthew Good and Amy Jo Johnson has been used in the show's soundtrack. Johnson's song "Dancing In-between", used in the ending of episode 6 "Attention Shoppers" with Dillon's "Lost at Sea" was used to conclude the 8th episode, "Never Kissed a Girl". Songs from Hugh Dillon can be heard in the episodes "Just a Man" (song "Don't Be Fooled") and "Fault Lines" ("My Mistakes"). "Goodbye", a song written and performed by Amy Jo Johnson, is on the episode called "Terror". The show's 30-second theme was written by Amin Bhatia and Ari Posner.

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