
Mayfair Witches Soundtrack Season 2 (2025) Guide
Picking up immediately after the chaotic first-season finale, Mayfair Witches Season 2 plunges Dr. Rowan Mayfair (Alexandra Daddario) into a bizarre and dangerous reality after she unwittingly gives birth to the entity Lasher, now rapidly evolving inside a physical human body. Struggling to determine if this reincarnated creation is a vulnerable human or a dangerous monster, Rowan initially hopes to utilize his supernatural gifts to fulfill her destiny as a healer. However, as Lasher’s rapid growth leads to unintended horrors and a tragic trail of violence against the Mayfair women, Rowan is forced to suppress her desires and fight alongside her family to protect their bloodline. The conflict leads the coven away from New Orleans and straight into the misty ancestral lands of Scotland, culminating in deep generational betrayals, a dark ritualistic battle for ultimate control, and a final, corrupting embrace of her powers.
Episode 1: Lasher (Jan 5, 2025)
Rowan Mayfair is determined to understand what Lasher has become. Sip is hell-bent on capturing him.
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Scene Context: Lasher, a teenager, drinks with intoxicated patrons in the French Quarter and subsequently finds a girl to dance with.
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Highty Tighty
Brett Smiley
Scene Context: Moira reads Daphne's thoughts; Alicia then activates the radio to interrupt Moira's telepathic ability.
Episode 2: Ten of Swords (Jan 12, 2025)
Rowan must find Lasher before more people are hurt; Sip finds an ally in an angry Mayfair cousin.
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Damned If She Do
Scene Context: Moira meets with old friends at a bar and, while she is away in the bathroom, Sip introduces himself to them.
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Gotta Go Get It
Scene Context: Moira cleans up trash while her mother enters with music playing from the stereo. Despite her mother's dinner reservation, Moira increases the volume of the music, showing disinterest.
Episode 3: Cover the Mirrors (Jan 19, 2025)
Rowan desperately partners with Cortland to try to stop Lasher. Moira assists Sip in capturing him.
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Bonjour Bonjour (From the Movie "The Fault in Our Stars")
Maria De Angelis
Scene Context: Cortland uses the hallway phone to call Albrecht from a bedroom.
Episode 4: Double Helix (Jan 26, 2025)
Rowan must find Lasher in order to right her wrongs. But even Sip doesn't know where Lasher is.
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Scene Context: In spring 2017, Rowan and Lark conducted a DIY renovation of Rowan's cabin cruiser at the San Francisco marina.
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Bletchley Park
Scene Context: Rowan and Moira discover Dolly Jean and Evelyn's secret. Evelyn extracts Dolly Jean from the Victrola world. Rowan consumes a potion that will transport her into the Victrola.
Episode 5: Julien's Victrola (Feb 2, 2025)
Rowan demands Julien's help in finding Lasher. Moira probes Cortland's mind for important memories.
Episode 6: Michaelmas (Feb 16, 2025)
Rowan, Moira, Cortland, and Lark search for Lasher in Scotland. Sip is questioned by the Talamasca.
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Gordon Duncan Set
The Tannahill Weavers
Scene Context: Lark and Rowan discover their reservation at the inn has been canceled. The concierge informs them of an arranged transportation to another hotel.
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Highland Laddie
Scene Context: The Michaelmas festival is taking place in Kilbride Square, featuring costumed attendees and unusual straw figures.
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Motor Spirit
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Scene Context: Hamish drives Rowan, Lark, and Cortland while drumming against the steering wheel to the music playing.
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Loch Lomond
Scene Context: During the ongoing party, Rowan engages in conversation with the family rebel, questioning them about future plans while they drink beers and participate in axe throwing.
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Scene Context: Dan, Susanna, Rafe, and their friends gather; Lark discovers a human skin mask.
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Branle
Old Blind Dogs
Scene Context: During the ongoing party, Rowan engages in conversation with a family rebel, asking questions while they drink beers and throw axes.
Episode 7: A Tangled Web (Feb 23, 2025)
Rowan seeks Lasher, who joined the Scottish Mayfairs. Sip reluctantly assists the Talamasca.
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Sister My Sister (Voice and Harp)
Francis Shaw
Scene Context: Lark awakens to discover blood on his pillow. A member of the Mayfair family greets him, presenting wedding attire.
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Will Ye No Come Back Again?
Scene Context: At the ceremony, Lasher and Emaleth are bound to an ornate yoke. The milkmaids then remove her veil, and upon the ropes being cut, they engage in intense physical combat.
Episode 8: The Innocents (Mar 2, 2025)
Rowan is determined to save Lasher. Cortland becomes an unlikely adversary.
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Redeemer
Karen O , Danger Mouse
Scene Context: Rowan and Moira arrive at the Mayfair house with a solution to the existing issues, breaking the family's curse. The scene concludes with Rowan observing the night sky. End credits.
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Milking Song (Solo Voice)
Judith Peacock
Scene Context: Emaleth cradles her youngest child and sings softly to her. When Amintha offers to take the child to allow Emaleth to rest, Emaleth declines and inquires about Ashlar's whereabouts.
Main Cast
- Alexandra Daddario Dr. Rowan Fielding
- Tongayi Chirisa Ciprien 'Sip' Grieve
- Ben Feldman Sam 'Lark' Larkin
- Alyssa Jirrels Moira Mayfair
- Jack Huston Lasher
- Harry Hamlin Cortland Mayfair
Official Trailer
Soundtrack Crossovers
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Fast (Motion) | Saweetie |
| E1 | Highty Tighty | Brett Smiley |
| E2 | Damned If She Do | The Kills |
| E2 | Gotta Go Get It | Margaret Lewis |
| E3 | Bonjour Bonjour (From the Movie "The Fault in Our Stars") | Maria De Angelis |
| E4 | Love Survive | Michael Nau |
| E4 | Bletchley Park | Paul Reeves |
| E6 | Gordon Duncan Set | The Tannahill Weavers |
| E6 | Highland Laddie | Parry Music |
| E6 | Motor Spirit | King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard |
| E6 | Loch Lomond | Robert White |
| E6 | Get Out | Frightened Rabbit |
| E6 | Branle | Old Blind Dogs |
| E7 | Sister My Sister (Voice and Harp) | Francis Shaw |
| E7 | Will Ye No Come Back Again? | Robert White |
| E8 | Redeemer | Karen O, Danger Mouse |
| E8 | Milking Song (Solo Voice) | Judith Peacock |





