Warning: Contains SPOILERS for Outer Banks season 2.

Netflix's Outer Banks season 2 is packed with a range of new and classic songs — here's a handy breakdown of the full soundtrack. The popular, sun-soaked adventure series takes place in North Carolina, specifically the range of islands known colloquially as the OBX. The bulk of the drama revolves around the Outer Banks' class divide embodied by Kooks and Pogues. Those tensions are often exacerbated by a race to find a local treasure and underscored by an equal parts modern and retro soundtrack that emphasizes the disparate personalities.

In Outer Banks season 1, the hunt centers around a horde of gold from the shipwreck of the HMS Royal Merchant. Leading the charge for the Pogues, John B (Chase Stokes) joins forces with his best friends JJ (Rudy Pankow), Kiara (Madison Bailey), and Pope (Jonathan Daviss). They also eventually align with the rebellious Kook Sarah Cameron (Madelyn Cline), who forms a relationship with John B. Unfortunately, the ones opposing them are principally Sarah's deceitful father and psychopathic brother, Ward (Charles Esten) and Rafe (Drew Starkey). Though the Pogues find the gold first, the ending of Outer Banks season 1 sees it stolen and John B is forced to go on the run with Sarah under the cover of having died at sea.

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Outer Banks season 2 picks up where things left off. Despite being presumed dead, John B is still the subject of a manhunt, having been framed for murdering Sheriff Peterkin (Adina Porter). Regardless, he and Sarah track the stolen gold to Nassau in order to retrieve it. Meanwhile, JJ, Kiara, Pope mourn their friends, before being drawn into a new treasure hunt — one revolving around an artifact named the Cross of Santo Domingo. The respective quests inevitably bring the long-lost friends back together. Conversely, it also rapidly brings them into contact with dangerous new enemies led by C. Limbrey (Elizabeth Mitchell). And each step of Outer Banks season 2's individual and collective journies is underscored by a truly eclectic soundtrack. Here's the name of each song and where they can be heard.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 1: "The Gold"

• "Left with a Gun" by Skinshape: JJ, Kiara, and Pope memorialize John B and Sarah, carving a tribute on a tree and burying a box of keepsakes.
• "Down by the River" by Lord Cobra: John B and Sarah continue their journey to Nassau via the smuggling boat that rescued them.
• "Blood from a Stone" by Greg Humphreys Electric Trio: Rafe spots Kiara and Pope graffitiing his house and she calls him out as a murderer.
• "Tooth Ache" by RF Shannon: Kiara and Pope argue over the ways they are respectively coping with their grief in the Netflix show.
• "Bad Kids" by Black Lips: JJ wrecks the country club lawn with his motorbike after being fired for fighting Kooks in defense of John B's name.
• "John B Sail (The Wreck of the John B)" by Blind Blake and The Royal Victoria Hotel Calypsos: John B and Sarah arrive in the Bahamas.
• "Sandman" by Broncho: JJ, Kiara, and Pope return to school.
• "Morning Song" by The Babe Rainbow: JJ, Kiara, and Pope text with John B, emotionally learning that he and Sarah are actually still alive.
• "Wiya Waist by The Garifuna Collective: Captain T (Terence Rosemore) continues to search for John B and Sarah after their escape, eager for the $50,000 reward.
• "Never in My Wildest Dreams" by Dan Auerbach: John B and Sarah call back to their Vlad and Val personas from Outer Banks season 1 and share a dance at the hotel.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 2: "The Heist"

• "Electric Avenue" by Eddy Grant: John B and Sarah drive to safety after escaping the security guards at Ward's Nassau estate.
• "Let in Burn" by Goat: Rafe visits drug dealer Barry (Nicholas Cirillo) for help tracking down the missing gun, which ties him to Sheriff Peterkin's murder.
• "Don't You Forget It" by Allah-Las: Kiara and Pope clarify their relationship

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 3: "Prayers"

• "How Lucky" by Kurt Vile Feat. John Prine: JJ consoles Kiara about her family situation as Pope tries to get his dad's car fixed en-route to Charleston.
• "King of a One Horse Town" by Dan Auerbach: Kiara gives Pope a goodnight kiss on the cheek as they and JJ sleep rough ahead of meeting C. Limbrey.
• "Where'd All The Time Go" by Dr. Dog: John B and Sarah arrive back home to North Carolina, conveniently also via Charleston.

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Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 4: "Homecoming"

• "My Body" by Young the Giant: The Pogues finally reunite as John B and Sarah cross paths with Kiara, Pope, and JJ while being chased through Charleston.
• "Take Me Home, Country Roads" by John Denver: The Pogues return home.
• "Blind Owl Speaks" by Natural Child: Rafe visits Barry to buy drugs and a gun after he and Topper (Austin North) learn that John B is back in town.
• "Paper Planes (DFA Remix)" by M.I.A.: The Pogues finally make use of JJ's hot tub and party in celebration of them all being back together.
• "Stuck" by Noonday Devils: Kiara and Pope leave the party to be alone as Rafe and Barry make their way over to seek revenge.
• "I Love You" by Willie Griffin and Company: Kie and Pope prepare to take their relationship to the next level while enjoying a bonfire at the beach.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 5:  "The Darkest Hour"

• "Damaged Good" by Gang of Four:  JJ rides over to visit John B in jail.
• "The Bride and the Bachelor" by Magnolian: Topper looks after Sarah and takes her to safety after rescuing her from Rafe.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 6: "My Druthers"

• "Man on Fire" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes: John B is released from jail and reunited with his camper van.
• "Catamaran" by Allah-Las: Topper brings Sarah back to John B and the other Pogues.
• "The Gunslinger" by Tommy Guerrero: Sarah's stepmom, Rose (Caroline Arapoglou), sneaks Ward out of the house and passed the authorities.
• "Johnny Says Stay Cool" by The Babe Rainbow: The Pogues discuss the mysterious key and research the Cross of Santo Domingo.
• "Pork Rind" by Blackfoot Gypsies: Ward smuggles himself to Rafe's hideout in the Netflix show.
• "Strange" by Celeste: Sarah breaks down and The Pogues look on with varying reactions following Ward's presumed death in the boat explosion.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 7: "The Bonfire"

• "My Lady's on Fire" by Ty Segall: Sarah ponders her father's apparent death and Rafe's attempted apology as she cycles to visit John B.
• "Montezuma" by Fleet Foxes: John B struggles with the break-up and Sarah seeks sanctuary at Topper's house.
• "Intro" by The xx: Rafe creepily looks over his father's things and tries on his clothes.
• "Too Young to Burn" by Sonny and the Sunsets: Unable to stop thinking about Sarah, John B returns to school with Pope and JJ.
• "Heybb" by binki: The Pogues party at the annual Outer Banks bonfire.
• "Under My Tongue" by Katastro: Topper makes a failed pass at Sarah and violence inevitably breaks out between Kooks and Pogues.

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Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 8: "The Cross"

• "Raspberry Jam" by Allah-Las: Despite the events of the bonfire, Sarah visits the Pogues to tell Pope that she's found the Island Room.
• "I'm the One" by Sister John: The Pogues head to the Freedman's Church after finding the clue on the telescope.
• "Something That You're Missing" by Sun Room: JJ and Kiara reluctantly commit what he calls "Dad Theft Auto" and steal her father's car.
• "I Have Got No Money" by The Peace: JJ and Kiara stop for provisions while helping his fugitive dad attempt to escape the island.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 9: "Trapped"

• "Boys in the Better Land" by Fontaines D.C.: The Pogues - including an adrenaline-hyped Pope - rush to reclaim the Cross of Santo Domingo.
•  "Lake Song" by Deeper: Kiara reads the brochure for the Blue Ridge boarding school while grounded and Pope calls for help.

Outer Banks Season 2, Episode 10: "The Coastal Venture"

• "Mérua" by Umalali: Pope notices the Coastal Venture's crew recovering the Cross of Santo Domingo and vows that he's not giving up the hunt for it.
• "Legalize" by Black River Assembly: John B tries to cheer up the Pogues, pointing out the surfable waves and that they have an island (dubbed Poguelandia) to themselves. Gathered around a fire, the group continues to enjoy their new home as the credits roll. Their respective families are shown to be looking for them, however - including John B's surprisingly still alive father. As such, their time away from North Carolina will only be short-lived, And though the majority of the Outer Banks season 2 finale favored a musical score over songs (as befitting the tense action that unfolds), there'll no doubt be a new and extensive soundtrack to enjoy in the sure-to-be inevitable Outer Banks season 3.

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