The Hunting Wives Season 2 Soundtrack

The Hunting Wives Season 2 Soundtrack

Updated October 20, 2026
Created by Rebecca Perry Cutter and inspired by May Cobb's bestselling Texas thriller, The Hunting Wives returns to Netflix for a scandalous second season. In the aftermath of gunshots and social ruin, Sophie O'Neil and Margo Banks confront new alliances, high-society blackmail, and a contentious gubernatorial race. Featuring an original score composed by Jeff Danna and musical supervision curated by Kier Lehman, explore the official teaser trailer music and soundtrack details below.

Official Trailer Songs

1 Track
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) Nancy Sinatra
⏱ 00:00:20 Album: How Does That Grab You?

The Hunting Wives Season 2 Broadcast Schedule & Episodes

8 Episodes

Following its viral debut, Season 2 of The Hunting Wives is scheduled to premiere in full on Netflix on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 2026. As every episode streams, all licensed needle drops, bar tracks, and original score cues will be cataloged below with direct streaming links and timestamps.

Episode Title Platform Status
Episode 1 Season 2 Premiere Netflix Upcoming
Episode 2 Episode 2 Netflix Upcoming
Episode 3 Episode 3 Netflix Upcoming
Episode 4 Episode 4 Netflix Upcoming
Episode 5 Episode 5 Netflix Upcoming
Episode 6 Episode 6 Netflix Upcoming
Episode 7 Episode 7 Netflix Upcoming
Episode 8 Season 2 Finale Netflix Upcoming

The Music & Story of The Hunting Wives Season 2

Soundtrack Overview

Adapted from author May Cobb's bestselling novel by creator and showrunner Rebecca Perry Cutter (Hightown), The Hunting Wives quickly established itself as one of the most talked-about drama series on Netflix. The show immerses viewers into the stifling heat and ruthless social decorum of East Texas, where wealth, infidelity, and loaded rifles collide. After the explosive climax of the debut season, Season 2 picks up the pieces of Sophie O'Neil's (Brittany Snow) fractured life. Ostracized by the conservative town establishment and struggling to keep her marriage to Graham (Evan Jonigkeit) from unraveling, Sophie finds herself once again entangled in the orbit of Margo Banks (Malina Åkerman), whose ruthless charisma is now leveraged to propel husband Jed Banks (Dermot Mulroney) toward the Texas governor's mansion.

The second season expands its ensemble cast with notable newcomers, including John Stamos stepping into the role of Chase Brylan, alongside seasoned performers Dale Dickey, Cam Gigandet, Kim Matula, and Alex FitzAlan. As local law enforcement continues investigating unresolved crimes and whispers of a local reality-show crew stir up town rivalries, the tension between domestic perfection and primal danger reaches a boiling point.

Musically, The Hunting Wives relies on a masterclass collaboration between composer Jeff Danna and acclaimed music supervisor Kier Lehman. Danna, celebrated for his versatile film and television scores spanning psychological thrillers to sweeping character dramas, provides original instrumental motifs rooted in Southern gothic dread, twangy guitars, and simmering suspense. Complementing the score, music supervisor Kier Lehman—renowned for shaping the era-defining needle drops in Insecure and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse—curates a sharp selection of country classics, indie blues, and smoldering female-fronted anthems that mirror the protagonists' dangerous impulses.

Setting the tone for the promotional rollout, the official Season 2 teaser trailer features Nancy Sinatra's iconic 1966 recording of "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)." Driven by Billy Strange's tremolo-heavy electric guitar and Sinatra's melancholic, deliberate vocal delivery, the track perfectly captures the lethal, seductive atmosphere of the East Texas woods. As Season 2 prepares for its global drop on Netflix this November, check back here for verified song placements across every episode.

Official Netflix Teaser Trailer

Season 2 Teaser
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Curated by Roger Smith

Roger Smith is a music supervisor and senior soundtrack journalist at SoundTrack OST. Roger covers film scores, television needle drops, and soundtrack releases across major streaming platforms.