Maxton Hall – The World Between Us Soundtrack
Maxton Hall – The World Between Us | |
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| Show Soundtrack (2025) | |
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| Studio | Amazon MGM Studios / Constantin Film |
| Release date | 2025-11-07 |
| Genre(s) | Drama, Romance |
| Composer(s) | songs in cinema |
| Score album | Maxton Hall: The World Between Us (Season 2) (Prime Video Original Series Soundtrack) |
| Available on | Prime Video |
| Cast | Damian Hardung as James Beaufort Harriet Herbig-Matten as Ruby Bell Madhuri Doris Brás as Ember Fedja van Huêt as Mortimer Beaufort Hanno Koffler as Stuart Bell |
About This Soundtrack
The second season of Maxton Hall: The World Between Us, streaming on Prime Video, picks up where the romantic drama left off, plunging James Beaufort (Damian Hardung) and Ruby Bell (Harriet Herbig-Matten) into an even more turbulent chapter. Faced with family tragedy, class divides, and the growing threat of Mortimer Beaufort's interference, the couple must fight harder than ever to preserve their love. The season unfolds across six episodes packed with emotional highs and devastating lows, set against the backdrop of the prestigious Maxton Hall private school.
The soundtrack of Season 2 is a rich blend of contemporary indie pop, emotional ballads, and original score composed by songs in cinema. Licensed tracks from artists including Billie Eilish, Coldplay, Troye Sivan, Swedish House Mafia, RHODES, and Tommee Profitt punctuate the most pivotal scenes, while the score captures the emotional nuance between the two leads. The season's trailer music, Billie Eilish's 'CHIHIRO', set the tone for this more mature, emotionally charged chapter of the story.
This page serves as the complete soundtrack guide for Maxton Hall Season 2 on Prime Video, listing every song organized by episode with timestamps, scene descriptions, and streaming links. Whether you're searching for the song from the Fragile Hearts gala, the lacrosse match, or the emotional finale, our database covers every track from all six episodes. Bookmark this page as it is continuously updated with new entries and streaming platform links.
Songs by Episodes
📺 Episode 1: Devastated
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TIMESTAMP00:00:10Born to Rise by SATV Music
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TIMESTAMP00:03:28Minimum by Charlie Cunningham
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TIMESTAMP00:10:46It Gets Better by Swedish House Mafia
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TIMESTAMP00:24:50Carry No Thing by SYML
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TIMESTAMP00:36:48More To This by Marc Scibilia
📺 Episode 2: Wish to the Universe
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TIMESTAMP00:07:16Get Up by Konata Small
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TIMESTAMP00:12:45Memories by Dean Lewis
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TIMESTAMP00:16:29Flowing Like a Rhyme by Victoria Hillestad
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TIMESTAMP00:17:44Be the Bird by RHODES
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TIMESTAMP00:38:15All I've Ever Known by RHODES
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Kiss Me by Victoria Hillestad
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Only You by Buck Ram
📺 Episode 3: Emotional Rollercoaster
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TIMESTAMP00:01:35Save Me by KELSON
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TIMESTAMP00:30:10SHE SAID HE SAID SHE SAID by Joshua Bassett
📺 Episode 4: Secrets
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TIMESTAMP00:10:00Homebody by Billy Raffoul
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TIMESTAMP00:22:40Fireworks (feat. Moss Kena & The Knocks) by Purple Disco Machine
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TIMESTAMP00:34:40If You Love Her by Forest Blakk
📺 Episode 5: Deceptive Lightness
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TIMESTAMP00:00:01Be Your Love by Bishop Briggs
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TIMESTAMP00:34:12Wide Awake by Jennifer June
📺 Episode 6: Reaching for the Stars
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TIMESTAMP00:03:38Heaven Takes You Home by Swedish House Mafia, Connie Constance
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TIMESTAMP00:10:09Let You Down by NF
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TIMESTAMP00:28:57Giddy Up (feat. Alan Avry) by Bigger Story Music
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TIMESTAMP00:29:36Together We Can by Von Hemingway
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TIMESTAMP00:31:08Silver Lining by Mt. Joy
Songs in Trailer
Exclusive Trailer Music
Can't find the song from the official trailer? We've identified it for you.
[Ep 1: Devastated]
Original Score
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Off To A Good Start (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Foreshadowing (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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In The Pool, Again (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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James' Fragile Heart (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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A Father's Comfort (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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The Funeral (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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You Have A Good Heart (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Ruby Under Pressure (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Marching Theme (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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James' Testimonial (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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An Unexpected Visit (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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An Invitation To London (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Game On! (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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You'll Change The World (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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It's Perfect (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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An Embrace In Fear (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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I'm Out (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Plans For The Future (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Let Go (feat. Kenyatta Joyner) [from "Maxton Hall"] by songs in cinema
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The Will (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Our Land (feat. Victoria Hillestad) [From "Maxton Hall"] by songs in cinema
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Just The Two Of Us (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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The Future Belongs To The Believer (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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The Interrogation (From "Maxton Hall") by songs in cinema
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Stories Yet To Be Told (feat. Victoria Hillestad) [From "Maxton Hall"] by songs in cinema
About the Composer(s)
songs in cinema is the project behind the original instrumental score for Maxton Hall: The World Between Us Season 2 on Prime Video. The project crafts cinematic and emotionally driven compositions that complement the romantic drama between Ruby Bell and James Beaufort, underscoring pivotal scenes with delicate piano melodies, orchestral swells, and intimate acoustic textures.
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Did you know?
- Trailer Anthem: Billie Eilish's hit song 'CHIHIRO' from her album 'HIT ME HARD AND SOFT' was chosen as the primary theme for the official Maxton Hall Season 2 teaser and trailer, perfectly matching the high emotional stakes of Ruby and James' relationship.
- Mona Kasten's Trilogy: The second season is based on 'Save You', the second novel in Mona Kasten's best-selling young adult book series, which heavily features themes of emotional struggle and class divide.
- Acoustic and Electronic Balance: The Season 2 soundtrack showcases a careful balance between intimate, melancholy acoustic pieces (like RHODES' 'Be the Bird' and SYML's 'Carry No Thing') and high-energy modern beats (such as Troye Sivan's 'Rush' and Purple Disco Machine's 'Fireworks') for school social scenes.
- Original Score Creator: The score is credited to 'songs in cinema', delivering elegant string arrangements and soft piano tracks that highlight pivotal emotional moments between James and Ruby.
- Melodramatic Climax: The emotional season finale features a dramatic orchestral cover of Snow Patrol's 'Chasing Cars' by Tommee Profitt and Fleurie, underscoring Graham's arrest and the high-tension ending.
Official Trailer
About the Show
When Ruby unwittingly witnesses an explosive secret at Maxton Hall private school, the arrogant millionaire heir James Beaufort has to deal with the quick-witted scholarship student for better or worse: He is determined to silence Ruby. Their passionate exchange of words unexpectedly ignites a spark. In Season 2, their love is tested by family tragedy, class divide, and a father determined to keep them apart.
Additional Information
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