Original music in Season 1 and Season 2 of Fear is composed by Paul Haslinger.
The soundtrack is one of the ways Fear is making itself obviously different from TWD. The music in Fear is much fuller, there's (very noticeably) a lot more music going on in the background.
This page contains other music, not by Haslinger, featured in Season 1 and Season 2 of AMC's Fear the Walking Dead.
Don't hesitate to add to the list below, or just put a note in the comments, if you hear music you know or can "Shazam" it. Don't worry about making mistakes, we've all been there.
Season 2
- Five Years by the late David Bowie. This is the song "Jack" played over the marine VHF radio in "Monster", 201.
- I ain't like everybody else by the Chocolate Wristwatch Factory was used in the Season 2b trailer.
- S2E08 "Grotesque" Near the beginning of the episode, the song playing as Nick begins his journey is How Low, by Jose Gonzalez.
- S2E08 "Grotesque" At the end of the episode, the song playing as Nick looks around La Colonia for the first time is Hard As Nails by Peter Wolf Crier.
- S2E11 "Pablo & Jessica" The song playing as Nick recompounds the pills is 2020 by Suuns.
- S2E11 "Pablo & Jessica" The song playing on Alicia's phone as she led the dead was What Heart by Oliver Future
- S2E11 "Pablo & Jessica" The song playing at the end of the episode, over the conversation between Strand and Andre is The Walker by Gayngs.
- S2E12 "Pillar of Salt" The song playing while we see people from the Rosarito Beach Hotel gardening and fishing is Swept Inside, by Future Islands.
Season 1
- Carrion Flowers by Chelsea Wolfe. This is the music to the Season 1 trailer which was released at San Diego Comic Convention 2015.
- Summer's Almost Gone by The Doors. Plays in episode 1, "Pilot", faintly when Nick is talking to Calvin in the diner.
- Audience No. 2 by Autolux, Plays in episode 1, "Pilot", faintly as Alicia listens to it while talking to Madison about Nick while they're driving.
- Wait For Me by Moby, Plays in episode 2, "So Close, Yet So Far", at the end of the episode
- Perfect Day by Lou Reed, Plays in episode 4, Not Fade Away, over the opening scenes of the episode
- It Comes Back To Haunt Us by Timber Timbre, Plays in episode 6 "The Good Man", during the opening scene
- Kettering, The Antlers, 1x06 "The Good Man", plays during the final scene