Ru Paul's Drag Race - Music

Music

Almost all music used comes from RuPaul's albums. More specifically, RuPaul's recent albums, Champion and Glamazon. Exceptions are songs used during the lip-sync portion of the show.

Essentially, Champion is the series soundtrack, but an EP album called Drag Race, was also released to iTunes and other digital markets. Composed of remixes from RuPaul's Champion album, it also serves as a soundtrack.

  • Main Event (Matt Pop 80's Tribute) (4:16)
  • Let's Turn the Night (Matt Moss' Vidon Remix) (5:11)
  • Never Go Home Again (Moss Moss' Vidon Remix) (3:20)
  • J.O.M.B.2.0. (RevoLucian's Redux) (3:35) – featuring Tilly Key
  • Destiny is Mine (Matt Moss' Vidon Remix) (3:35)
  • Hit the Floor (Matt Moss' Vidon Remix) (3:20)
  • Champion (DJ BunJoe's Olympic Mix) (3:42)
  • LadyBoy (DJ BunJoe's Bangkok Booty Mix) (3:08)
  • Main Event (Joe Carrano's TKO Mix) (3:41)
  • Let's Turn the Night (Matt Pop Bootleg Mix) 6:43)
  • Never Go Home Again (Matt Pop Amsterdam Jam) (4:01)
  • Main Event (Matt Pop 80's Tribute Extended) (8:37)
  • Cover Girl (Matuchi's Taterz Deep Edit) (4:49)
  • Main Event (Chris Thomas' Hi-NRG Mix) (5:07)

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