After an incredible first season, “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” is back with a new batch of episodes, marking the return of the series with its second installment, starring Morfydd Clark and Charlie Vickers.
The first batch left several loose ends and intriguing points that will be explored soon in Prime Video, such as the forging of the rings, Sauron and the rise of Mordor, the war of the ring and more.
Production began in 2023 and filming took place in various locations, including studios in the United Kingdom and some outdoor settings. Check out everything about the second season, including its music and soundtrack…
LOTR: The Rings of Power Season 2 | Songs by episode
Episode 1 – TBA
*The list will be updated as soon as the episodes are available.
LOTR: The Rings of Power Season 2 Soundtrack | Score
- Old Tom Bombadil (feat. Rufus Wainwright)
- Rhûn (feat. The Mystery of the Bulgarian Voices)
- Life in the Canyon
- Golden Leaves (feat. Benjamin Walker)
- Cirdan’s Perfection
- Stone Singers (feat. Sophia Nomvete)
- Sandstorm at the Well*
- Eregion
- Emissary at the Forge
- Shelob
- The Pyre (feat. Raya Yarbrough)
- Estrid
- The Great Eagle
- The River-daughter (feat. Raya Yarbrough)
- Barrow-wights
- Forgiveness Takes an Age*
- Candles on the Tide (feat. Clydene Jackson)*
- Army of Orcs
- The Last Ballad of Damrod (feat. Jens Kidman)
- Battle for Eregion
- Durin’s Bane*
- Last Temptation
- The Staff
- Old Tom Bombadil Reprise (feat. Rory Kinnear and Daniel Weyman)
- The Sun Yet Shines
Who composed the score for the second season?
Bear McCreary, the Emmy Award-winning composer, has been chosen once again to develop the score for the second season of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, so it will have a similar style to the first season.
According to Amazon MGM Studios, the soundtrack includes two new songs featuring renowned singers and musicians Rufus Wainwright and Jens Kidman. This will add an extra element to the epic sounds featured in this edition.
Additionally, the series stars Sophia Nomvete, Benjamin Walker, Rory Kinnear and Daniel Weyman provided vocals for some tracks on the album, which was released to the public on August 23, just a few days ago.