Netflix’s Nobody Wants This returned for Season 2 with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody reprising their roles as Joanne and Noah, two people navigating love, faith, and everything that comes after the happy ending.
The second season not only deepens their story but also refines the show’s sound. Its soundtrack leans into mood shifts, balancing bittersweet emotion with humor and quiet realism.
From Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift to Ellie Goulding and Kacey Musgraves, each track fits the characters’ emotional beats. Below is the full Nobody Wants This Season 2 soundtrack, episode by episode.
Episode 1 – “Dinner Party”
The season opens on a fragile domestic calm, mirrored by a mix of warmth and unease in the music.
- Sunset Blvd – Selena Gomez
- Bite My Tongue – Cassandra Coleman
- Near You – Haseeb
- Love Me Right – Sister
- No Magic – Sam Blasucci
- Losing You – Solange
- Doo Wop (That Thing) – Ms. Lauryn Hill
- Stay – Rihanna
- Homesick – Cuco
Episode 2 – “Leave It at the Tree”
A lighter tone carries through the family tensions, punctuated by Chappell Roan’s sharp pop and Taylor Swift’s rhythmic pulse.
- Good Luck, Babe! – Chappell Roan
- How’s That Working Out – Sofia Valdés
- London Bridge – Fergie
- Juice – Young Franco
- Issue – Bob Junior
- …Ready for It? – Taylor Swift
Episode 3 – “The Unethical Therapist”
A quieter chapter underscored by introspection and Finneas’s Palomino, framing Noah’s uncertain next steps.
- Palomino – Finneas
Episode 4 – “Valentine’s Day”
Romantic misfires and ironic celebrations get the glossy pop treatment.
- That Could Be Me – Alessi Rose
- 7 Rings – Ariana Grande
- My Day Off – Kacy Hill
Episode 5 – “Abby Loves Smoothies”
A playful playlist for the chaos of reuniting with old enemies and learning to forgive.
- Big Energy – Latto
- Die Slow – Josie Dunne
- Two Hearts Come Through – BowAsWell
- You Rang – Luke Top
- Tombola 94 – Dina Ögon
- That’s What I’ll Be – Baylee Lynn
Episode 6 – “Anything Can Happen”
Purim brings renewal and transformation, scored by a dynamic set blending pop and soul.
- Manchild – Sabrina Carpenter
- My House – Alessia Cara
- ExtraL (feat. Doechii) – Jennie
- Climate Change – Just Jayne
- Découvre – Moi Je
- Whatever I Dream Of – Teddi Gold
- Boys – flowerovlove
- The Catch – Siobhan
- Let Me Love You – Amber Mark
- Sad Makeup – Yukumi
- Anything Could Happen – Ellie Goulding
Episode 7 – “When You Know, You Know”
Tension rises between sisters and lovers as the soundtrack leans into irony and grit.
- What – Benee
- Saddle Again – Role Model
- You’ve Got Another Thing Coming – Teddy Swims
Episode 8 – “A Better Rabbi”
Themes of belonging and change run through this more reflective mix.
- Reach You – Portugal. The Man
- Who’s Your Boyfriend – Roel Otis
- Motive Automatic – Snny
- Try (Alt Version) – Benét
- This Version of Us – Ella Langley
- Your Girl – Towa Bird
Episode 9 – “Crossroads”
The penultimate episode turns somber, marked by vulnerability and doubt.
- At Least I’m Not – Renée Rapp
- Time We Wasted – Hotel Dolphin
- Harsh Truth – Katy for Kings
- Apple – Charli XCX
- Sunchild – 7Ten
- Heart Letting Go – Chris Stapleton
Episode 10 – “When Noah Met Joanne”
The finale soundtrack carries both melancholy and renewal, echoing the emotional reconciliation beneath the Urban Light installation.
- In The Dark – Selena Gomez
- You’d Be Mine – Lila Gray
- 7 Rings – Ariana Grande
- Baby Come Back – Lila Gray
- Losing Touch – Freddie Prest
- Get Naughty – Raphael Lake & Royal Baggs
- Melodies – Dermot Kennedy
- Dancing in the Smoke – Giveon
- If the World Burns Down – Kacey Musgraves
- Hit Me Where the Heart Is – Mega Simone
The Sound of Modern Romance
The Nobody Wants This Season 2 soundtrack mirrors the show’s tone: modern love rendered through equal parts chaos and charm. Selena Gomez and Ellie Goulding bookend a season that never leans too sentimental, while newcomers like Teddi Gold and Baylee Lynn keep the mood spontaneous.
It’s a tracklist that moves like the show itself, from self-awareness to surrender, finding beauty in the awkward middle ground between independence and intimacy.
