What Songs Are On The Gotham City Sirens Soundtrack?

I've been obsessed lately with imagining what a real soundtrack for 'Gotham City Sirens' would sound like, because—plot is great, but the music? That sets the whole mood. To be clear up front: there isn't an official, studio-released soundtrack for 'Gotham City Sirens' (the project floated around Hollywood for years but never produced a canonical score album). So what follows is my fan-curated compilation: songs and instrumentals that capture Harley, Ivy, and Selina’s personalities, and the dark, sultry streets of Gotham. I mixed classic femme-fatale anthems, alt-pop bangers, eerie covers, and orchestral cues so you can imagine walking down a neon alley with bad intentions.

Tracklist (fan-curated playlist vibe):
1. 'Bad Reputation' — Joan Jett (opening credits / swagger)
2. 'Bad Guy' — Billie Eilish (Harley’s chaotic sneer)
3. 'Toxic' — Britney Spears (Ivy’s honeyed danger)
4. 'I Put a Spell on You' — Nina Simone (seductive, toxic love scene)
5. 'Heads Will Roll' — Yeah Yeah Yeahs (club montage)
6. 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)' — Eurythmics (dreamlike villainess plotting)
7. 'Criminal' — Fiona Apple (moral ambiguity, underworld scenes)
8. 'Personal Jesus' — Depeche Mode (cat-and-mouse tension)
9. 'Paint It Black' — The Rolling Stones (Gotham noir chase)
10. 'Crazy' — Gnarls Barkley (Harley/Ivy interplay)
11. 'No Church in the Wild' — Jay-Z & Kanye (high-stakes heist)
12. 'Control' — Halsey (Ivy’s empowerment beat)
13. 'Black Magic Woman' — Santana (ancient charm/poison aesthetics)
14. 'Behind Blue Eyes' — The Who (Selina’s quieter moments)
15. Orchestral cue: moody strings + synth (fan-made score cue for finale)
16. Dark electronic outro: heavy bass, glassy synths (closing credits)

I also sneak in a few instrumental interludes—think slow cello, warped harp, and subtle electronic percussion—so the playlist breathes like a film. If you want the full cinematic experience, drop those orchestral interludes between the pop/rock tracks. Fans on streaming platforms often recreate variations similar to this list; it’s honestly my go-to soundtrack when I want to feel mischievous and empowered at the same time. It plays like a night out with dangerous friends, and I wouldn't change a beat for that vibe.