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Well, a lot of it has to do with the kind of music that Chris Van Dusen gravitates to. And he really loves big pop songs. So we start there and see what covers exist, and what we might be interested in based on the show as the episodes are coming together. And then we sometimes branch outside of pop for some specific moments, based on what comes up throughout the season. But pop is where we start, because it fits the style of the show, and it’s often using these super-recognizable songs that just add a lot of joy, which is what pop does in general.

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I don’t think we’ve gotten any suggestions from the cast as far as songs to dance to, but a lot of times there’s a lot that we do working with the choreographer on the project and beforehand — before we even shoot — finding the right song with the right tempo, and the right time signature and everything. And oftentimes, the songs that they end up dancing to on set are not the songs that we end up using in the final cut. So sometimes they’ll dance to something completely different and have this whole thing in mind, and the cast might not even see what the final thing is until they are watching the premiere. There are lots of changes that we go through and also sometimes it might be just a straight up pop song that they’re dancing to and then we change it into a string cover later on. Shop the best Bridgerton gifts for fans. There’s no end to the steamy situations that The Ton find themselves in, whether it’s on honeymoon, at one of Benedict’s parties, or in a church. Explore women's clothing I was a big fan of the Olivia Rodrigo album [ Sour] this past year. And there are some songs on there that I would just love to get in there. I really love the song “Happier.” I thought that was such a beautiful and sad song. I don’t know if the right situation would come up for that, but I think that would be great, or “Traitor.” We did get some Olivia Rodrigo string covers this season, but just didn’t find the right place for them. So, that’s something I would like to include because I just think her songwriting is great and it makes for some beautiful string quartet versions. And there were also some great covers of Doja Cat and Dua Lipa that we got that we just didn’t quite find the right spot for that I thought were really fun, too. Speaking of Season 3, are there any songs that you’re just dying to use on future seasons of Bridgerton ?

With their layers of quirks, the characters keep you invested in a society that’s light-years away from the one you inhabit. The world's best family board game brings you another exciting edition of Monopoly - London Underground! To that end, why do you think these instrumental versions of pop songs strike the right chord — literally — for Bridgerton ’s sonic story? I am very excited for everyone to hear these songs. I really hope that they enjoy them. Reach out to me and let me know what’s been your favorite. I honestly just can’t wait to see the fan reaction.As Bridgerton showrunner Chris Van Dusen tells Tudum, “I chose all of these songs for very specific reasons. Each one is incredibly powerful and deeply emotional in its own special way. I always try many different songs for any one scene before landing on the perfect one to use. This season, I couldn’t be more thrilled about our musical playlist.”