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The Celebrity Traitors Season 2 Soundtrack

Every song featured in The Celebrity Traitors UK Season 2 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. Find the complete episode-by-episode music breakdown below, featuring track timestamps, licensed dark-pop arrangements, and the original orchestral score by Sam Watts.

Looking for music from the debut celebrity series? Explore our The Celebrity Traitors Season 1 Soundtrack Guide.

Episode 1 Songs

7 Songs

The premiere opens with the arrival of 21 celebrity contestants at Ardross Castle in the Scottish Highlands, where the first Traitors are secretly selected around the Round Table.

Vale Power-Haus
⏱ 00:01:37Album: North II
Requiem in D Minor, K 626 : Lacrimosa Dies Illa Rachel Porter
⏱ 00:08:32Album: Requiem & Peace
Dead Of Night Ruelle
⏱ 00:34:57Album: Rival - EP
Undefeated Edda Hayes
⏱ 00:41:44Album: Emerge - EP
Howlin' for You The Black Keys
⏱ 00:41:48Album: Brothers
Better Watch Your Back FJØRA
⏱ 01:00:19 Album: Cruel World - EP
Dead Man Walking WAR*HALL
⏱ 01:03:09 Album: Whiplash - EP

Episode 2

Airing October 2, 2026

Episode 2 Broadcast Tracker

Scheduled to air on October 2, 2026 on BBC One and BBC iPlayer. The full episode tracklist, newly introduced commercial covers, and streaming links will be updated right after the television broadcast.

Official Season Trailer

BBC One

Soundtrack Overview & Musical Direction

Gothic Atmosphere and Reimagined Anthems: The musical trademark of The Celebrity Traitors relies on tense, atmospheric soundscapes that heighten the psychological drama inside the Scottish castle. The second season continues this identity by pairing mournful classical choral pieces—such as Rachel Porter's interpretation of Mozart's "Lacrimosa"—with brooding trailer pop and hard-hitting modern alternative cuts.

Original Score by Sam Watts: Complemented by licensed commercial tracks, composer Sam Watts crafts the show's pulsing original score. Featuring urgent cello motifs, heavy brass swells, and relentless ticking-clock percussion, the score underscores the anxiety during covert nighttime murders, high-stakes daytime missions, and tense banishments at the Round Table.

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Curated by Roger Smith

Music supervisor and soundtrack journalist at SoundTrack OST. Roger covers film and television soundtracks, tracking needle-drops, composer themes, and official score releases across BBC, streaming networks, and international productions.