
North of North Soundtrack Season 2 (2026) Guide
Set in the fictional Arctic community of Ice Cove, Nunavut, North of North is a Canadian comedy series that follows Siaja, a young Inuk woman determined to build a fresh, independent future for herself and her daughter after a highly public exit from her marriage. Navigating motherhood, a quirky new job at the local community center, and complicated family dynamics proves to be a hilarious challenge in a tight-knit small town where privacy is nonexistent and everyone knows your business.
Returning to the freezing landscapes and offbeat warmth of Ice Cove, the second season of Netflix and CBC's acclaimed Arctic comedy North of North follows Siaja (Anna Lambe) as she tackles fresh chaos in Nunavut. Now settled into her independence, Siaja's ambition to boost local tourism kicks off with an unpredictable community mask dance that quickly spirals out of control, right alongside a sudden town-wide water crisis, chaotic speed-dating mixers, and big plans for an upcoming Winter Ball. Supported by familiar town faces like Kuuk (Braeden Clarke), Millie (Zorga Qaunaq), and community center manager Colin (Bailey Poching), creator Stacey Aglok MacDonald delivers another sharp, heart-filled look at modern motherhood and Inuit community life where secrets are impossible to keep and humor is the best survival tool.
Throughout the second season, the soundtrack crafts an eclectic and culturally rich sonic identity that pairs massive global pop hits with proud Indigenous and Inuk artistry. Florence + the Machine sets the premiere in motion with their cathartic indie pop anthem "Free", balanced by late Inuk pop trailblazer Kelly Fraser’s uplifting "Sedna", Lockyer Boys' dance energy on "UH HUH!", Sauwestari's reggae rhythms on "Upperilersimavaat Isummatik", and Mo’Ju’s powerful choral track "Native Tongue". Later episodes introduce rock powerhouses and viral hits, featuring Wolf Alice's dreamy indie romance classic "Don't Delete the Kisses" in episode three, Foreigner's timeless rock ballad "I Want to Know What Love Is", Gregory Alan Isakov's melancholic folk gem "That Moon Song", and Lizzo's energetic smash "Boys" closing out episode four. Groundbreaking northern talent anchors the soundscape as well, including Indigenous hip-hop pioneer Eekwol on "Road Blues North" and award-winning Inuk singer Beatrice Deer on "Tuttujuilluqa".
Episode 1: I Wanna Mask Dance With Somebody (Sep 8, 2026)
It's winter in Ice Cove and young single mother Siaja is trying to adjust. She organizes a mask dance to boost tourism and it spirals into chaos. Meanwhile, a mysterious discovery in Neevee's house raises a lot of questions.
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Sedna
Kelly Fraser
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UH HUH!
Lockyer Boys
Scene Context: Making a social media dance video
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Upperilersimavaat Isummatik
Sauwestari
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Native Tongue (feat. Pasefika Vitoria Choir)
Mo’Ju
Scene Context: Ending Credits Music
Episode 2: Ice, Ice, Baby (Sep 8, 2026)
Siaja turns to Alistair to help her solve a sudden water crisis, Neevee applies for a grant to grow her store while Siaja's Winter Ball idea is approved. Mother and daughter are dreaming big, with important projects to thrown themselves into.
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It's Alright
The Big Push
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Take Control
The Mysterines
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In My Mind
Episode 3: Code Blue (Sep 15, 2026)
When a first-aid training session out on the ice goes wrong, Siaja and Millie team up to solve the crisis. Elsewhere, Kuuk and Alistair help each other process their respective romantic struggles.
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Scene Context: Siaja and Millie consider renting a house after noticing a for-rent sign.
Episode 4: Fast and Flirtatious (Sep 15, 2026)
When Siaja discovers her ex has moved on, she and her friends organize a community speed dating event, leading to unexpected outcomes. Meanwhile, Alistair has his own adventure with Bun.
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Road Blues North
Eekwol
Scene Context: Bun informs the group that Ting has gotten married; Siaja responds by venting and organizing a speed-dating event.
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Scene Context: Colin announces the approval of a programming grant for speed dating events at the community center.
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Tuttujuilluqa
Beatrice Deer
Scene Context: The scene transitions from a conversation between Siaja and Neevee to Alistair locating Bun during a game of hide-and-seek.
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Scene Context: Siaja and Ethan engage in a foosball game, concurrently discussing Ethan's teaching career and engaging in flirtatious conversation.
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That Moon Song
Scene Context: Neevee apologizes to Alistair for the prank, with Bun present.
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Scene Context: Siaja instructs one of the participants to remove his shirt, kisses him at the front door, and then closes the door as the credits begin.
Episode 5: Beer Quest (Sep 22, 2026)
A birthday celebration for Millie takes a chaotic turn when a delivery goes wrong, leading to an unexpected run-in with the law; amidst the trouble, Siaja receives life-changing news.
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It's Your Birthday (Happy Birthday)
Robyn The Bank
Scene Context: The scene in the jail ends, transitioning directly to the title screen.
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Uumasupiluk
Inuk
Scene Context: Siaja and Colin notice they have overlooked Millie's birthday and quickly begin planning her party.
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Jacky Qunnuniruma
Derek Aqqiaruq & Terry Uyarak
Scene Context: Siaja requests beer from multiple townspeople, who all decline her request.
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Scene Context: Siaja rejoices upon acquiring beer but is subsequently informed of the cancellation of the afternoon flight.
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Been Caught Stealing
Scene Context: The group flees with the beer before the police arrive.
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Scene Context: Alexis describes how she provided Gin Smash cocktails as a birthday party drink offering.
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Potent (feat. Kristen Kownak)
Shauna Seeteenak
Scene Context: Millie's birthday party is ongoing.
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Calvin Klein
Rosemary Joaquin
Scene Context: Alexis discovers Kuuk concealed away from the party and inquires about Kuuk's distress.
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Meet Me At Our Spot
THE ANXIETY
Scene Context: Siaja informs Millie and Colin about Olivia's DNA match. They then notice beer.
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Nuuk
Tûtu
Scene Context: End credits Song
Episode 6: Missing Pieces (Sep 22, 2026)
Siaja travels south on a mission to investigate the whereabouts of her long-lost sister; Siaja arrives in the city with a clear plan, but absolutely does not stick to it.
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Scene Context: Siaja's group reviews the three-bedroom house and its pending applications.
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Can I Go On
Scene Context: The song transitions Siaja’s decision to move to Toronto into the title screen and her subsequent conversation with Bun.
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Never Come Down
Brave Shores
Scene Context: Siaje travels to Toronto.
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Can We Be Still
Georgia Harmer
Scene Context: Siaja meets Olivia and introduces herself as Simone over whisky.
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Save Me
Witch Prophet
Scene Context: Olivia and Siaja discuss Siaja’s mother while selecting outfits for an upcoming gallery opening.
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Scene Context: Siaja attends a club.
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Scene Context: Siaja leaves Olivia's exhibit in tears upon discovering their sisterhood and then rides away while reading a text from Millie containing negative news.
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Scene Context: Siaja informs Neevee about Olivia upon returning home. The scene concludes with Siaja and Neevee hugging at the airport as the end credits begin.
Episode 7: Ghosted (Sep 29, 2026)
Following a personal setback, Siaja struggles with her commitment to the Winter Ball and her relationships. A trip out onto the land with Neevee leads to a long-overdue, honest conversation.
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Spicks and Specks
Scene Context: Siaja is sending a text message to Olivia.
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Arctic Icemusic (feat. Maria Skranes, Radik Tyulyush, Evie Mark & Beatrice Deer)
Terje Isungset
Scene Context: Siaja has been experiencing a period of despair lasting several weeks.
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Truth
Alex Ebert
Scene Context: Alistair advises Siaja to perform one daily activity that helps her feel like herself.
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Safe and Sound
Capital Cities
Scene Context: Siaja returns home and discovers a surprise.
Episode 8: Experrrrt (Sep 29, 2026)
As the night of the Winter Ball arrives, so does a massive storm which threatens to derail the event. Siaja and her friends have to dig deep to keep the ball alive.
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Beck + Call
July Talk
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My All To You
Beatrice Deer
Scene Context: Guests arrive at the Winter Ball despite Siaja's concern that a storm would deter attendees.
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Seventeen
Scene Context: Siaja assigns tasks to each individual.
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Diamonds
Scene Context: Millie performs "Diamonds" in Inuktitut at the Winter Ball, with harmonic support from Colin.
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Scene Context: Elisapie performs "Arnaq"; the audience dances and sings along.
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Wish Song
Scene Context: Siaja is promoted prior to Kuuk's invitation to dance at the Winter Ball, and she commends his gesture.
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Sinnatuumakka (Dreams)
Scene Context: Following the romantic interaction between Siaja and Kuuk, Elisapie performs.
North of North Season 2 Trailer Songs
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North of North Season 2 Trailer Music
Alongside its punchy commercial needle drops—which also include Eva Lind's synth-pop cut "Queen Of Hearts" in the official trailer—composer Caleb Chan returns to shape the emotional heartbeat of the series with his original score. Chan’s light acoustic motifs and atmospheric strings give Ice Cove its grounded charm, capturing the quiet beauty of the Arctic horizon just as effortlessly as the community's comedic misunderstandings. SeekerTune provides the complete North of North Season 2 soundtrack guide, tracking every verified song across all episodes in chronological order. Browse accurate scene descriptions, pinpoint exact song timestamps, and stream every track directly on Spotify and Apple Music to experience the joyful rhythm of Nunavut's favorite comedy.
Main Cast
- Anna Lambe Siaja
- Braeden Clarke Kuuk
- Zorga Qaunaq Millie
- Bailey Poching Colin
Official Trailer
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Free | Florence + the Machine |
| E1 | Sedna | Kelly Fraser |
| E1 | UH HUH! | Lockyer Boys |
| E1 | Upperilersimavaat Isummatik | Sauwestari |
| E1 | Native Tongue (feat. Pasefika Vitoria Choir) | Mo’Ju |
| E2 | It's Alright | The Big Push |
| E2 | Take Control | The Mysterines |
| E2 | In My Mind | Alice Ivy, Ecca Vandal |
| E3 | Don't Delete the Kisses | Wolf Alice |
| E4 | Road Blues North | Eekwol |
| E4 | I Want to Know What Love Is | Foreigner |
| E4 | Tuttujuilluqa | Beatrice Deer |
| E4 | Boys | Lizzo |
| E4 | That Moon Song | Gregory Alan Isakov |
| E4 | Boys | Lizzo |
| E5 | It's Your Birthday (Happy Birthday) | Robyn The Bank |
| E5 | Uumasupiluk | Inuk |
| E5 | Jacky Qunnuniruma | Derek Aqqiaruq & Terry Uyarak |
| E5 | Vandalist | Noga Erez |
| E5 | Been Caught Stealing | Jane's Addiction |
| E5 | Pretty Girls Walk (feat. Coi Leray) [Remix] | Big Boss Vette |
| E5 | Potent (feat. Kristen Kownak) | Shauna Seeteenak |
| E5 | Calvin Klein | Rosemary Joaquin |
| E5 | Meet Me At Our Spot | THE ANXIETY |
| E5 | Nuuk | Tûtu |
| E6 | Sh-Boom | The Chords |
| E6 | Can I Go On | Sleater-Kinney |
| E6 | Never Come Down | Brave Shores |
| E6 | Can We Be Still | Georgia Harmer |
| E6 | Save Me | Witch Prophet |
| E6 | Young Blood | The Naked and Famous |
| E6 | Where's My Love | SYML |
| E6 | Una | Elisapie |
| E7 | Spicks and Specks | Bee Gees |
| E7 | Arctic Icemusic (feat. Maria Skranes, Radik Tyulyush, Evie Mark & Beatrice Deer) | Terje Isungset |
| E7 | Truth | Alex Ebert |
| E7 | Safe and Sound | Capital Cities |
| E8 | Beck + Call | July Talk |
| E8 | My All To You | Beatrice Deer |
| E8 | Seventeen | Sjowgren |
| E8 | Diamonds | Rihanna |
| E8 | Arnaq | Elisapie |
| E8 | Wish Song | Elisapie |
| E8 | Sinnatuumakka (Dreams) | Elisapie |





