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From Shura and Fleetwood Mac to Sufjan Stevens and Ezra Furman, here are all the songs on the Sex Education season 2 soundtrack.
Sex Education season 2 returned with a bang on January 17th, and with it comes a whole new soundtrack for us to feast our precious little ears on.
Once again, Ezra Furman is back on board and has worked with the team to bring another batch of stunning original songs to the absolutely brilliant soundtrack.
The Sex Education season 2 soundtrack features tracks from Shura, Fleetwood Mac, Salt-N-Pepa, Sufjan Stevens and an absolutely incredible cover of Divinyls' 'I Touch Myself' sung by Scala and the Kolacny Brothers (it's set to a masturbation scene that you will not be to un-see for a very long time).
WARNING: There will be spoilers for Sex Education season 2 in this article. Each episode's tracklisting is separated by a YouTube video so if you haven't seen the next episode, avoid scrolling down. Don't worry, we'll remind you along the way.
1) Scala & Kolacny Brothers - 'I Touch Myself' (Originally sung by Divinyls)
This song plays at the start of the episode, as Otis finds himself masturbating all day.
This song plays as Ruby drives past Aimee, Jackson is swimming and Otis and Eric are riding their bikes to school.
3) Jermaine Stewart - 'We Don't Have To Take Our Clothes Off' (A cappella version sung by cast)
This song is sung during assembly by the a cappella group until a fight starts on stage.
This song plays as Lily shows Ola around the school and introduces her to all the cliques. They meet Rahim, the French exchange student for the first time.
This song plays as both Otis and Ola, and Jean and Jakob, are making out at home.
6) Frankie Goes To Hollywood - 'Two Tribes'
This song plays as the girls are fighting outside.
7) Fleetwood Mac - 'Everywhere' (A cappella version sung by cast)
This is sung in assembly by the a cappella group.
This song plays at the end of the episode as Otis and Maeve agree to start the sex clinic again.
This song plays as Miss Sands and Mr Hendricks are having sex at the start of the episode.
This song plays when Maeve is at home.
This song plays as Mr Hendricks attempts to talk dirty to Miss Sands.
This song plays as Adam leaves military school.
This song plays at the start of the episode.
This song plays as Adam is washing the car and Aimee gets the on the bus.
This song plays as Jean Milburn arrives at Moordale High to set up her office.
This song plays as Eric and Rahim are at the arcade and start dancing on the dance machine.
5) 'Life' (Originally sung by Des'ree)
This song plays when Aimee arrives home and cries about what happened on the bus.
6) The Velvet Underground - 'Pale Blue Eyes'
This song plays at the end of the episode when Otis gives Maeve a diary with the pages of her birthday ripped out.
1) Tommy James and The Shondells - 'Hanky Panky'
This song plays at the start of the episode as Otis and Ola agree to take it all the way.
2) Barbara Mason - 'Oh How It Hurts'
This song plays as Ola and Otis are laying on their own beds, Ola texts Lily and Mrs Groff gets ready for bed.
This song plays as Adam takes Eric to the scrap yard to smash plates and bottles.
This song plays at the end of the episode as Rahim asks Eric an important question.
This song plays in Remi's car as he's driving Otis and Eric to their camping trip.
This song plays as Otis and Eric are in the woods and Aimee attempts to get on the bus but can't bring herself to do it.
This song plays when Maeve is at the tea dance at the community centre.
This song plays when Aimee arrives at Steve's and decides she can't go through with anything sexual.
This song plays while Adam is masturbating in his room to a poster on his wall.
This song plays while Jean arrives to pick up the boys and Remi from their disastrous camping trip. Otis texts Maeve in the back of the car. Eric sees Adam out the car window walking the dog.
This song plays when Eric says yes to Rahim's question and Ola shows up at Lily's house.
This song plays at the end of the episode when Adam throws rocks at Eric's window and he turns his light off and ignores him.
1) Screaming Jay Hawkins - 'Itty Bitty Pretty One'
This song plays as Anwar is about to have sex with Nick for the first time but takes a rain check because he doesn't know how to douche.
This plays when Otis steals Jean's therapy notebook and Mr Groff clocks him stashing it in his locker.
3) Missing Persons - 'Destination Unknown'
This song plays as Jean and Mrs Groff are in the bar having a drink and Otis tries to control the small gathering that has since turned into a massive rager at his house.
This song plays as a tipsy Jean and Mrs Groff agree to go dancing and Otis comes face to face with Ola at his house party the small gathering at his house.
5) S'Express - 'Theme from S'Express'
This song plays at Otis' party. Otis sees Maeve dancing with Isaac and Jackson tells Otis some truths.
This song plays as Jean and Mrs Groff dance in the club.
This song plays as Adam arrives at Otis' party and Otis is absolutely off his face drunk.
This song plays as Adam and Ola head to the scrapyard to smash some stuff after Otis's big speech.
This song plays at the end of the episode.
This song plays at the start of the episode when a young Maeve walks out of her house.
2) Sufjan Stevens - 'Mystery of Love'
This song plays while Jean leaves Jakob's house and Eric thinks about Rahim.
3) The Mamas and the Papas - 'Make Your Own Kind Of Music'
This song plays as Ola leads the girls to the scrap yard and lets Aimee take her anger out on smashing plates and bottles.
This song plays as the girls gets on the bus with Aimee.
This song plays at the start of the episode.
This song plays as Adam hugs Ola after she calls him her friend.
3) Dusty Springfield - 'Wishin' And Hopin''
This song plays while Adam runs to the school before the musical ends.
This song plays after the musical as Otis apologises to Jean.
5) 'On The Radio' (Originally sung by Regina Spektor)
This song plays at the end of the episode.

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The Sex Education season 2 soundtrack features music by Ezra Furman, along with slows jams and retro bangers. Here's a track list for each episode.
The Sex Education season 2 soundtrack features numerous original songs by American musician Ezra Furman, along with retro classics that capture the spirit of the show's UK subjects. Each episode begins with an appropriate mood-setter, and key character moments are typically accompanied by billboard hits from the past. As a result, the pop culture-friendly Netflix series has become a streaming hit.
Sex Education season 2 mostly takes place at Moordale High, but much of the narrative conflict goes down elsewhere. The collective characters all attempt to better understand their sexual wants and needs, thus allowing for numerous memorable bedroom sequences with music that either underlines the mood or contrasts it; a comedy of sexual fails and victories. Created by Laurie Nunn, Sex Education season 2 features an ensemble cast led by Asa Butterfield.
In Sex Education season 2, the Moordale High students, and their parents, learn to accept basic truths about race, sexuality, and happiness. The eclectic soundtrack amplifies comedic moments, and also helps reinforce various character arcs. Here's every song in Sex Education season 2 on Netflix , episode by episode.
"I Touch Myself” - Scala & Kolancy Brothers
Context: As Sex Education season 2 opens, Otis repeatedly masturbates.
"Sexual Healing” - Hot 8 Brass Band
Context: The songs plays over a landscape shot featuring the Sex Education title card.
Context: Otis and Eric discuss erections while biking.
"We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off” - Moordale High A Capella Group
Context: Eric and Otis discuss a rumored chlamydia outbreak; Otis leaves because of an erection.
"Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?” - Rod Stewart
Context: The introduction of French student Rahim.
"Do It Again, A Little Bit Slower” - Jon & Robin
Context: Jean and Jacob get intimate; Otis and Ola kiss.
Context: Maeve prepares to dye her hair.
"Two Tribes” - Frankie Goes to Hollywood
Context: Female students fight outside Moordale High.
“Everywhere" - Moordale High A Capella Group
Context: Otis and Eric talk about having cured chlamydia.
Context: Otis and Maeve agree to re-start their sex clinic at Moordale High.
Context: Colin struggles with dirty talk during sex.
"The Queen of Hearts” - Ezra Furman
Context: Maeve writes a note at home.
Context: Colin learns why Miss Sands enjoys dirty talk during sex.
Context: Colin and Miss Sands have sex.
Context: Adam leaves military school after a marijuana set-up.
Context: Olivia dances as the episode opens.
Context: As the Olivia sequence ends, Aimee boards a bus with rabbit cake.
Context: Jean prepares for a talk at Moordale High.
"Have a Good Time” - Bob Bradley, Matt Sanchez, Steve Dymond & Sarah Wassall
Context: Rahim and Eric arrive at an arcade.
Context: Rahim and Eric dance at the arcade.
“Life" - Sorenious Bonk feat. Signe Mansdotter
Context: Aimee cries at home after reporting an assault.
"Pale Blue Eyes” - The Velvet Underground
Context: At school, Maeve almost tells Otis about her feelings.
"Hanky Panky” - Tommy Jones & The Shondells
Context: Ola and Otis play video games during the episode's intro.
Context: Ola texts after failed sex.
Context: Eric and Adam have fun at a junkyard.
Context: Rahim asks Eric to be his boyfriend.
Context: The song plays during Ola’s dream about Lily.
Context: Otis, father Remi, and Eric begin a camping trip.
Context: Aimee puts on shoes; the song then plays over a camping trip sequence.
Context: Maeve dances with an elderly man and talks with Isaac.
Context: Aimee and Steve have an awkward bedroom moment.
Context: Eric masturbates to an "Ultimate Deadlock" poster while figuring out his sexuality.
"How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” - Al Green
Context: Otis talks to Jean after the camping trip.
Context: Eric and Rahim commit to each other; Ola and Lily kiss.
Context: Adam tries to get Eric's attention.
"Itty Bitty Pretty One” - Screamin' Jay Hawkins
Context: The song opens the episode.
Context: It plays over a transition from Jean to Maeve.
"Dance Little Sister” - Terence Trent D’Arby
Context: Viv masturbates in a school bathroom.
"Betrayal Takes Two” - Richard Hell & The Voidoids
Context: Jean tells Otis that he can talk to her about anything.
"Destination Unknown” - Missing Persons
Context: A party begins at Otis' home.
"Jump Into the Fire” - Harry Nilsson
Context: Otis and Ola talk at the party.
Context: Amy and Steve dance to their song at Otis' party.
Context: Adam arrives at Otis' party.
Context: Another song from Otis' party.
Context: Otis offends Ola and Maeve after a drunken party speech.
Context: Otis vomits (again) at his party.
Context: Jean and Mrs. Goff have a conversation at a club.
"Thank You for the Offer” - Chip Taylor
Context: Maeve talks to her mother.
"A Leader Always Carries a Stick” - Grizzly Bear
Context: Mr. Groff copies Jean's private notes.
Context: The episode opens with a Maeve flashback sequence.
Context: Jakob breaks up with Jean.
"Make Your Own Kind of Music” - Mama Cass
Context: Aimee and her friends smash a car.
Context: Maeve talks to her mother about drugs.
Context: Aimee boards the bus with her friends; a moment of female unity.
Context: Ola and Lily masturbate next to each other.
Context: Build-up for a quiz competition.
"Wishin' and Hopin’" - Dusty Springfield
Context: After experiencing an epiphany, Adam sprints to see Eric at Moordale High.
Context: Otis speaks to Jean; Adam meets Eric's mother and sisters.
Context: The song plays over a montage of Lily, Aimee, and Maeve.
Context: Isaac listens to Otis' voice recording of him saying "I love you" to Maeve.
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