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Fiona Apple Teams Up with Apple TV for New Theme Song 'Horns Of A Bull'

Singer-songwriter Fiona Apple has released a new theme song, 'Horns Of A Bull', for Apple TV's series 'Lucky' starring Anya Taylor-Joy. The unsettling track premiered on the streaming service yesterday.

  • Fiona Apple co-produced 'Horns Of A Bull' with Amy Aileen Wood for Apple TV's 'Lucky'
  • The song premiered on Apple TV yesterday (July 15, 2026)
  • Anya Taylor-Joy stars in the series 'Lucky' as an international con-woman

Singer-songwriter Fiona Apple has collaborated with Apple TV to create the theme song for their new series 'Lucky', starring Anya Taylor-Joy. The song, titled 'Horns Of A Bull', premiered on the streaming service yesterday (July 15, 2026).

'Horns Of A Bull' is an unsettling track backed by warm piano chords and is set to open each episode of the seven-part thriller. The series, created by Jonathan Tropper, is an adaptation of Marissa Stapley's 2021 novel about an international con-woman on the run from FBI agents and a ruthless crime boss.

Fiona Apple co-produced 'Horns Of A Bull' with Amy Aileen Wood, her drummer, and the wife of Lucky showrunner Cassie Pappas. The series has received positive reviews from critics, with NME awarding it four stars.

Anya Taylor-Joy's performance in the series has been praised, with NME stating that she 'should be so Lucky' to evade the law. The series is available to stream on Apple TV, and fans can listen to the theme song 'Horns Of A Bull' below.

Why this matters: The collaboration between Fiona Apple and Apple TV highlights the growing trend of original content in the streaming industry, which is increasingly popular among UK viewers.

What this means for you: What this means for you: If you're a fan of Anya Taylor-Joy or Fiona Apple, you'll want to check out the new series 'Lucky' on Apple TV, which features an unsettling theme song 'Horns Of A Bull'.

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