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Speeding onto cinema screens this week is Fast & Furious 8 – the latest entry in the blockbuster Fast & Furious series of motoring-based action thrillers. In it, Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson and Vin Diesel reprise their roles as macho petrol heads stood between us and the baddies bent on global destruction. There’s submarines, ‘zombie’ sports cars, The Rock punching a missile and a killer soundtrack to boot. In fact, some of hip-hop’s biggest names wrote new tunes exclusively for the film. Here are eight of the most explosive that match the action on-screen.

Young Thug, 2chainz, Wiz Khalifa & PnB Rock – ‘Gang Up’ Released several months ago, ‘Gang Up’ features four of rap’s hungriest young scallywags, all fighting for space on one track. “All we gotta do is stay down and come up while they flexin”, husks Young Thug over doomy synths and boom-clap beats, before Philly MC PnB Rock adds a catchy refrain and the notoriously chill Wiz Khalifa pops up for a song-stealing verse. Shabloni voennoj formi dlya foto na dokumenti ukraina 1. It’s very much the collective vibe and chimes perfectly with the movie’s squad ethic.

That’s not the last we see of Quavo either. He appears on another track, this time as part of chart-topping viral sensations Migos. ‘Seize The Block’ is all rumbling bass drops and sinister keyboard drones, setting the scene nicely for any motor-racing-themed skulduggery Vin Diesel gets up to on screen.

Lil Yachty – ‘Mamacita’ (Feat. Rico Nasty) Two years ago, red-headed rapper Lil Yachty was still in High School. Now he’s rubbing shoulders with Hollywood heavyweights on the Fast and Furious 8 soundtrack. His Tango-flecked offering ‘Mamacita’ might have a distinctly Hispanic flavour, but with it’s light-hearted piano licks and stick-in-your-head refrain it’s still the poppiest track on this list.

PnB Rock, Kodak Black & A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie – ‘Horses’ “ I just wanna do the dash, put my pedal to the gas/Going so fast, hope I don’t crash” sings PnB Rock on this. Landing somewhere between M83’s Midnight City and Kanye’s auto-tuned masterpiece ‘Love Lockdown’, ‘Horses’ is a fawning peaen to the metallic stallions that rule Fast and Furious 8. Bassnectar – ‘Speakerbox’ (Feat. Ohana Bam & Lafa Taylor) Lorin Ashton, aka US DJ Bassnectar sets pulses racing on the primal ‘Speakerbox’. The intense electro-dubstep track builds gradually to a menacing climax before a drop of epic proportions brings us back to earth with a bump.

J Balvin & Pitbull – ‘Hey Ma’ (Feat. Camila Cabello) The self-proclaimed ‘Mr Worldwide’ Pitbull doesn’t really fit the bill of a muscle-bound leadfoot, but that doesn’t stop him starting a riot on the Fast and Furious 8 soundtrack. ‘Hey Ma’ is a good-time party anthem that’ll have you dancing in no time.