Ferociously queer and unapologetically fabulous, Ryan Murphy’s hit TV series, Pose is a cultural zeitgeist. The FX show spotlights the ballroom culture and follows the everyday struggles of LGBTQ New Yorkers in the late ’80s early ’90s. Not unlike other landmark television shows, the Pose soundtrack is spot on, using music to reflect each scene’s cultural sentiment to amplify storylines and aide character development.
View this post on Instagram What Mother doesn’t know can’t hurt her. Or can it? Get ready for an all-new #PoseFX this Sunday at 9p on @fxnetworks. Season 1, Episode 3: “Let’s Wait A While” – Janet Jackson Janet Jackson’s “Let’s Wait Awhile,” released in 1987, plays alongside an aptly soft and tender scene where Stan and Angel first have sex. Their actions tie directly to the song more so than with any other scenes.
View this post on Instagram The higher the heel, the closer to heaven. Whose pump is serving for the gods? #PoseFX airs Sundays at 9p on @FXNetworks. Season 1, Episode 7: “Private Dancer” – Tina Turner Set to a more ominous backdrop, “Private Dancer” closes out the episode in one of the most heartbreaking moments of the season. With Elektra and Angel both being thrown back into their old lifestyles before they found “love” Turner’s signature tune lays on the melancholy thick.
Season 2, Episode 2: “Bad Girls” – Donna Summer Elektra debuts her signature move ripping the tablecloth from the House of Ferocity. She’s had enough, and with her new night job as a dominatrix, Elektra quits Lulu and Candy’s clique to for the House of Wintour. As Elektra welcomes back her inner bad bitch, Donna Summer’s “Bad Girl” plays to underscore the undeniable fact that “Wintour is Coming.”
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