Marshals Season 2 Soundtrack

Marshals Season 2 Soundtrack

Every song featured in Marshals Season 2 on CBS. Discover our complete episodic music guide below, featuring the gritty soul anthem 'You Can't Hide' by Jac Ross from the official trailer, 30-second verified audio previews, and live needle-drop tracking.

The high-stakes manhunts return to CBS. Track every fugitive pursuit, tactical shootout, and heartfelt character moment scored with relentless roots rock, soulful anthems, and cinematic tension.
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Season 2 Now Streaming on CBS

Marshals Season 2 airs Sunday nights on CBS and streams on Paramount+. We are tracking every song in the season; all tracks, timestamps, and streaming links will be added right here immediately as each episode airs.

Episode 1 Songs

2 Songs
Marshals Main Title Brian Tyler, Breton Vivian
⏱ 00:03:00 Album: Marshals (Original Television Soundtrack) Season 1
Fire or Flame George Shingleton
⏱ 00:58:00 Album: Out All Nighter

Episode 2 Songs: "End of Watch"

1 Song
Outlaw Justice Blues Saraceno
⏱ 00:38:24 Album: Dark Country 4

Official Trailer Theme Song

Promo Track
You Can't Hide Jac Ross
Album: You Can't Hide - Single

The Sound of Fugitive Pursuit: Music in 'Marshals' Season 2

Editorial

Following the breakout success of its inaugural run on CBS, Marshals doubles down on its gritty, edge-of-your-seat procedural storytelling. The series follows the elite deputies of the U.S. Marshals Service tracking America's most elusive fugitives across the American heartland, navigating tense jurisdictional conflicts and perilous close-quarters operations.

Musically, the sophomore season kicks off with tremendous momentum behind Jac Ross's searing single "You Can't Hide". Ross's smoky, gospel-infused vocal powerhouse pairs raw southern soul with thunderous cinematic percussion, perfectly embodying the unyielding tenacity of the pursuit. Overseen by acclaimed music supervisor Kevin Edelman, the soundtrack curates an evocative acoustic landscape blending heartland rock, dark modern country, and pulsating orchestral tension that heightens the psychological stakes of every manhunt.

Official Trailer

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Editorial Guide by Roger Smith

Roger Smith is an entertainment journalist who covers film and television soundtracks for SoundTrack OST. As an independent music analyst, his comprehensive guides document scene-by-scene song placements and score releases across CBS, Paramount+, and major streaming networks.