Wednesday Season 2, Part 1 covers episodes 201–204. The music in those episodes ranges from licensed songs and classical pieces to character performances and covers. Here is an episode-by-episode guide to the featured tracks and where they appear. This is not the same as the season’s soundtrack album, which contains only eight tracks.
Episode 1 — “Here We Woe Again”
- “My Favorite Things” — The Lennon Sisters.
- “Un Mundo Raro” — Chavela Vargas.
- “Kiss Me” — Sixpence None the Richer.
- “Um Oh Ah Yeh” — MAMAMOO. Netflix music supervisors say the song suits Enid’s musical identity.
- “Dance of the Knights” — Sergei Prokofiev, from Romeo and Juliet. Wednesday performs the piece on cello. Netflix notes that Jenna Ortega learned the music to play it accurately on the instrument.
- “No Time to Cry” — The Sisters of Mercy. It plays as Wednesday and Enid rush to retrieve the Viper de la Muerta manuscript before the Founder’s Pyre.
- “Nevermore Alma Mater” — the Pitch Slaps. Bianca leads the performance of the school song. Its lyrics were written for the episode and arranged for the onscreen group by music producer Alana Da Fonseca.
- “Dancing in the Dark” — Bruce Springsteen. Principal Dort uses it as walk-on music and quotes a line before lighting the pyre.
Episode 2 — “The Devil You Woe”
- “You Really Got Me” — The Kinks. It opens the episode’s Prank Day activity.
- “Voi Che Sapete” — Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, from The Marriage of Figaro. The aria accompanies Morticia’s fundraising visit.
- “Dies Irae” — Giuseppe Verdi, from his Requiem. It accompanies Wednesday hijacking Enid’s driving lesson.
Episode 3 — “Call of the Woe”
- “La Cumparsita” — performed by Roberto Alagna. Morticia and Gomez dance to the tango.
- “I Walked with a Zombie” — Roky Erickson. It accompanies the students’ arrival at Camp Jericho and Pugsley’s zombie-related plot.
- “The Ride of the Valkyries” — Richard Wagner, from Die Walküre. It underscores a battle against normies.
- “Bad Moon Rising” — Creedence Clearwater Revival song, covered by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Billie Piper. Morticia and Isadora Capri perform the duet around a campfire; it is a cast cover, not simply the original recording.
- “Bésame Mucho” — Pedro Vargas recording. Gomez sings in the camp shower.
- “Losing My Religion” — R.E.M. song, covered by GnusCello. The cover accompanies the escalating conflict between Morticia and Wednesday.
Episode 4 — “Hyde and Woe Seek”
- “I Want to Know What Love Is” — Foreigner. Uncle Fester sings it in the shower.
- “Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” — Dean Martin. It plays during Fester’s electroshock therapy.
- “Symphony No. 34 in C major, K. 338,” Andante di molto — Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It accompanies Fester’s group art class.
- “Dream Weaver” — Gary Wright. It scores the romantic lightning-strike moment involving Fester and lunch lady Louise.
- “All by Myself” — Eric Carmen. Isadora Capri sings along while driving.
- “Zombie” — The Cranberries song, performed as a piano cover by Capri. The cover plays over Slurp’s escape and closes Part 1 on an unresolved note.
- “Scene D’Amour” — Bernard Herrmann, from Vertigo. It accompanies the close of Fester and Louise’s romance and the asylum breakout.
Featured episode music versus the soundtrack album
The episode guide includes songs, classical compositions, covers and performances by characters. An album listing is a separate selection, not a complete inventory of the music heard in the episodes.
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Wednesday - Season 2 (Original Soundtrack) | $20.99 | Buy on Amazon |
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Nippon TV Wednesday Drama "mother" Original soundtrack | $32.89 | Buy on Amazon |
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Nippon Television Wednesday Drama "Housekeeper Mita" Original Soundtrack | $32.92 | Buy on Amazon |
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The Addams Family Theme | $1.29 | Buy on Amazon |
Apple Music lists Wednesday: Season 2 (Original Soundtrack from the Netflix Series) as an eight-song, 16-minute release dated September 3, 2025. It credits Wednesday Addams and Nevermore Academy Orchestra; the listing identifies ℗ 2025 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc., under exclusive license to Milan Records, a Sony Music Entertainment label. Those details describe the album, not the number of songs featured across Part 1. View the Apple Music album listing.
What’s on Netflix reported a deluxe Season 2 vinyl edition scheduled for December 12, 2025, with music from across the series and additional Bella Poarch covers. That report concerns a season-wide edition, not a Part 1-exclusive release; check the retailer and edition for current availability. Read the vinyl and soundtrack report.
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Why some credits need a little context
Not every track is the familiar studio recording by the best-known artist associated with a song. Episode 3’s “Bad Moon Rising” is a duet by Catherine Zeta-Jones and Billie Piper, while Episode 4’s “Zombie” is a piano cover performed by Capri. The guide also includes in-world performances such as the Pitch Slaps’ school song and classical works such as Prokofiev’s “Dance of the Knights.” Netflix’s episode guide provides the placements and production details; it does not establish exact timestamps or claim to list every cue in each episode. See Netflix Tudum’s Season 2 music guide.
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Sources
- Netflix Tudum: “’Wednesday’ Season 2 Soundtrack Songs Explained”
- What’s on Netflix: “’Wednesday Season 2 Soundtrack List: Every Licensed, Original and Score Song + Vinyl Release”
- Apple Music: Wednesday: Season 2 (Original Soundtrack from the Netflix Series)
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