Which musician produced Lucky's title sequence track with Amy Aileen Wood?

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Fiona Apple produced Lucky’s title-sequence track with Amy Aileen Wood.

The track is titled “Horns of a Bull,” and it serves as the opening theme for Apple TV’s seven-episode crime thriller. Apple wrote and performed the song, while Wood, her drummer and longtime musical collaborator, shared the production credit. The pairing gives the sequence a connection to Apple’s distinctive piano-driven and rhythmically unsettled musical style.

A common mix-up is Isabella Summers, who composed the series’ broader score. Summers is credited with the music for Lucky, but she is not the musician who produced the opening theme with Wood. Lauren Neustadter is an executive producer of the television series, not the title-track producer, and Aika Miyake is credited as an editor.

The song was created specifically for the series rather than being an older Fiona Apple single reused for the opening credits. Its presence also links the show’s music to the drama’s themes of danger, deception and a protagonist trying to escape a criminal past.

Source: Wikipedia · fact-checked Sept. 2026

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