“We wanted to find that bittersweet emotion of actually making [it feel] like if you’re being left by somebody, not trying to act like you’re strong and ‘I’m gonna move on, and I’m too good for you,’ that kind of crap,” says producer Patrik Berger, who worked with Robyn for the original song. All of that emotion is brought out by the cover of Vitamin String Quartet.
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Episode 5
“You Oughta Know” by Alanis Morissette
Duomo, the composer team behind last season’s “Wildest Dreams” cover, takes on this angsty ’90s classic. It plays the morning Anthony reveals his true desires for Kate. (“You are my bane. And the object to all my desires. I dream of you every night. He cools down in a tub while she embarks on a hot horseback ride with a girl. Just the vibe for a song with lyrics like, “And every time you speak her name / Does she know how you told me / You’d hold me until you died.”
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Episode 6
“Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham” from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
The title track from the 2001 Bollywood blockbuster Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham,K3G plays Kate as her stepmother, and she prepares Edwina for Anthony’s wedding. Bowers’ Indian song cover is perfect for the Hindu wedding rituals on screen.
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“Sign of the Times” by Harry Styles
A big song for a big moment–this Steve Horner cover plays at Edwina and Anthony’s (doomed) wedding. “It’s really a dazzling arrangement,” says Kamps. “Harry Styles’ original song immediately hooked me. Hearing the way we use it in the show, that moment went through a lot of permutations, and I’m happy they landed on this one. It ended up being a perfect song for the moment that it is in.”
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“What About Us” by Pink
The rest of the story begins after Anthony leaves Edwina at the altar. TonAs this Duomo cover plays, they are left to reflect upon their own relationships. Eloise sneaks off to see Theo at his shop, the Queen sits by her husband’s beside, and Kate and Anthony meet up in the chapel to ask, well, “What about us?”
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Episode 7
“How Deep Is Your Love” by Calvin Harris & Disciples
Last season the big sex montage was set to Taylor Swift’s “Wildest Dreams.” For Bridgerton season two, the team picked one by…her ex-boyfriend? OK! This cover is courtesy Kiris Houston.
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Episode 8
“Wrecking Ball” by Miley Cyrus
Kate and Anthony dance so well together that even the Queen can’t help but stan. This cover was created by Midnite String Quartet.
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Source: Glamour
