From the depths of the digital underground 
comes the LOUIS THEROUX: INSIDE THE MANOSPHERE (SOUNDTRACK FROM THE NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY), with music by composer Paul Leonard-Morgan and featuring production, mixing, and beatmaking by Ross Hamilton — available everywhere now. Created for the 90-minute Netflix documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere, the score delivers a bold and unconventional sonic landscape. Leonard-Morgan blends dark synth textures, cyberpunk energy, and cinematic intensity while Hamilton’s production and beats bring a modern electronic edge.
Presented by renowned British journalist and filmmaker Louis Theroux, the film investigates the online world of extreme hypermasculinity and misogyny. Theroux speaks with controversial influencers including HSTikkyTokky and Myron Gaines to explore how these figures shape young men’s perceptions of masculinity and influence online culture.
Premiering March 11, 2026 on Netflix, the soundtrack invites listeners into the documentary’s dark, synth-driven sonic world, a powerful musical companion to one of the year’s most provocative releases.
PAUL LEONARD-MORGAN notes, “Louis Theroux is one of the finest interviewers in the world. Tackling a job like scoring the soundtrack to Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere begs the question: how do you portray these huge streamers who have more viewers than many TV shows?
I decided not to glorify them, nor to denigrate them, but instead to create a musical sound for where it’s taking place, Miami. The muscles. The male testosterone and egos. Donna Summer meets cyberpunk meets crunched-up, stuttered Timbaland style beats. Scoring this with long-term collaborator and music producer Ross Hamilton, we created beats, phat basses, and synths to take us into this world – dark swagger, attitude, and energy.
Seeing people’s reactions to it riding high in the mix and asking, “Who chose the music used in this film?” is always the highest accolade you can get. And seeing Netflix use this music in the trailers is so unusual, it feels great to have the musical identity of the show feel like an extra character in the film.”
ROSS HAMILTON says, “This is a skilfully made film on a very thought provoking subject and as such requires a nuanced approach as a composer.
In this instance, myself and Paul have tried to provide the right energy, momentum and tone without trying to manipulate the audience or their emotions. Like Louis’ interview techniques, it’s important not to lead people to feel a certain way but just let their stories be told for the viewer to make up their own minds.
Creating a palette/style which fits the cultural context and doesn’t preach was an important factor for us both. We’ve ended up with a strong, sonically cohesive soundtrack to the film.
The fact we were collaborating online in LA, London, Glasgow and (at times) Tokyo, seemed quite fitting given the global scale of the subject matter.”
LOUIS THEROUX: INSIDE THE MANOSPHERE (SOUNDTRACK FROM THE NETFLIX DOCUMENTARY) MUSIC BY PAUL LEONARD-MORGAN & ROSS HAMILTON
TRACKLISTING
- The Manosphere
- Workout
- Ed Dropping Game
- Thoughts
- Suspicious Of Louis
- Exposing The Scammers
- Infiltrating The Manosphere
- Assaulting A Nonce
- Only Fans
- HS Tikky Tokky & His Mum
- Miami
- Meet Justin Waller
- Slo Mo Boxing
- Red Pill Community
- New York
- Dropping Game At The Port
- Myron Gaines
- Sneako Intro
- Ed Matthews
- Summing Up
- Livestream Reaction
- End Credits
ABOUT LOUIS THEROUX: INSIDE THE MANOSPHERE
Louis Theroux’s first Netflix feature-length documentary sees him travel to Miami, New York and Marbella to meet a network of influencers and content creators at the heart of the extreme end of the Manosphere.
The 90-minute film explores how key figures, including Harrison Sullivan (AKA HS Tikky Tokky), Myron Gaines, Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy (AKA Sneako), Justin Waller and Ed Matthews, are helping to reshape young men’s ideas about masculinity and fuelling a resurgent global men’s rights movement.
Louis immerses himself in their ecosystem, encountering prominent figures within the movement, each presenting their own interpretations of traditional gender roles and values. He becomes familiar with some of their language, including terms such as “red-pilling”, and examines the appeal of these ideas and attitudes, as well as the perspectives of the women in their lives who appear to support them.
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ABOUT PAUL LEONARD-MORGAN
Paul Leonard-Morgan is a BAFTA Award-winning, Emmy and Ivor Novello-nominated composer and producer known for his distinctive cinematic voice blending orchestral composition with electronic music. In demand across film, television, games, and live performance, he has built an international reputation as both a score composer and recording artist. Upcoming projects include Pretty Lethal, starring Uma Thurman and Maddie Ziegler, premiering on Prime Video; the Netflix documentary Louis Theroux: Inside the Manosphere.
His recent screen work spans acclaimed features and documentaries, including the survival thriller Last Breath, starring Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu; the Netflix series Bodkin; Fellow Travelers for Paramount+, written by Ron Nyswaner; the Sundance feature The Tomorrow Man, starring Blythe Danner and John Lithgow; Best Sellers, starring Michael Caine and Aubrey Plaza; the Emmy-winning documentary The Hunt for Planet B, directed by Nathaniel Kahn; Lucy, the Human Chimp for HBO; and Chaos: The Manson Murders. His additional film credits include Dredd, Limitless, Gigi & Nate, and Boston Strangler, while the independent features Adulthood and Charlie Harper premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2025.
A longtime collaborator of Academy Award-winning filmmaker Errol Morris, Leonard-Morgan’s work together includes The B-Side, American Dharma, My Psychedelic Love Story, and the Netflix series Wormwood. He has also maintained a creative partnership with legendary composer Philip Glass, collaborating on Tales from the Loop, The Green Veil, and The Pigeon Tunnel, which earned Critics’ Choice, Cinema Eye Honors, and HMMA Award nominations. Additional honors include HMMA nominations for Deep Sky and The Last Dive. Beyond film and television, his video game scores, Battlefield Hardline, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III, Cyberpunk 2077, and Call of Duty: Mobile, have established him as a leading voice in interactive music.
Earlier in his career, Leonard-Morgan worked in recording studios with artists including No Doubt, Simple Minds, Snow Patrol, Isobel Campbell, and Belle and Sebastian before transitioning into screen scoring. His creative output extends to concert and recording projects, including a concerto commissioned by the Orchestre National de Bretagne and the collaborative album Delusions with Scottish poet Len Pennie, premiered live at Celtic Connections. His recent album of études for piano and cello is currently being choreographed by artists from San Francisco Ballet, reflecting a musical practice that moves fluidly between cinema, performance, and contemporary classical work.
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ABOUT ROSS HAMILTON
Ross Hamilton is an award-winning Scottish songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist with a wealth of real-world experience. As a former top-tier session player for arena-sized bands, Ross has honed his expertise in both performance and production, making him a sought-after creative force in the music industry.
With over 650 million streams to his name, multiple syncs for film and TV, and scoring credits for Netflix, BBC, and Amazon documentaries, Ross has a proven track record of success. His work has also achieved playlisting on commercial and national radio, further solidifying his reputation.
Known for his versatility and meticulous attention to an artist’s vision, Ross is a brilliant collaborator and co-visionary, dedicated to helping writers elevate their craft.
Equally, as an auteur and creator of new musical worlds, he is able to deliver commissions to elevate advertising, games and sync into new spaces with provocative soundtracks.
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