Who Composed The Agatha Series Soundtrack?

I got pulled into this one while doomscrolling through a soundtrack thread — the music for anything named 'Agatha' can be surprisingly chewy to track down because there are a few different productions that use that name. If you mean the long-running adaptations of Agatha Christie mysteries, the most famous composer associated with 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' is Christopher Gunning; his moody, slightly period-appropriate cues are what I hum whenever I rewatch an episode on a rainy evening. On the other hand, if you’re asking about the newer, Marvel-adjacent 'Agatha' spinoff that popped up on streaming, the composer credited there is Christophe Beck, who’s done a lot of Marvel and TV work and brings that ironic, cinematic horror/fantasy tone to the score. Those are the two that usually show up first when people say "Agatha series soundtrack."

I’ll confess I chase credits like some people chase Easter eggs — I actually paused an episode once just to read the end credits with a notepad. A lot of shows will have a single credited composer but also use additional music supervisors or licensed tracks, so the soundtrack you remember might be a mix. If there’s a commercial release, Spotify/Apple Music will usually list the composer on the album page; otherwise IMDb and the show’s end credits are the most reliable. I’ve found little composer interviews on YouTube or on podcast episodes where they explain their process (those are gold if you like behind-the-scenes stuff).

If you tell me which 'Agatha' you mean — the Christie adaptations, the Marvel spinoff, or some other indie series — I’ll dig deeper and pull exact album titles, track names, and where you can listen. I love comparing how different composers approach the mystery vibe, and I’ve got a few favorite tracks lined up if you want to go down that rabbit hole.

Okay, quick and casual: the composer depends on which 'Agatha' you mean. For the classic mysteries, 'Agatha Christie's Poirot' is known for Christopher Gunning's music, which gives that elegant, slightly sinister atmosphere. If you mean the more recent streaming spinoff titled 'Agatha' (the Marvel-related show), the score is credited to Christophe Beck, who’s done a lot of TV and superhero stuff and tends to mix spooky piano lines with bold orchestral hits. If you’re unsure which one you saw, the fastest way to be certain is to check the end credits or the show's page on IMDb — they list composers — or look for a soundtrack release on Spotify/Apple Music and check the album metadata. If you want, tell me where you saw it (Netflix, Disney+, ITV, etc.) and I’ll confirm the exact composer and point you to the best tracks.