Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 is a standalone 10-episode anime from Studio Trigger and CD Projekt Red, streaming on Netflix since October 20, 2026. Its new crew includes Weak (Kentaro Tone / Clancy Brown), D (Koki Uchiyama / Nazeeh Tarsha), Talia (Akari Kito / Kimoy Lee) and Roman Carax (Momoka Terasawa / Valeria Rodriguez).
The music is split across two albums released the same day by Milan Records. One is a 39-track score by Tsuneo Imahori, and the other is an eight-song collection led by Rico Nasty, Petite Meller and DOUDOU.
The series also opens with The Cure‘s “10:15 Saturday Night” and closes with Petite Meller’s “Watson.” Below is everything confirmed about the composer, the full tracklists and where to listen.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Soundtrack Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Series | Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 |
| Director | Kai Ikarashi |
| Showrunner | Bartosz Sztybor |
| Studio | Trigger, with CD Projekt Red |
| Platform | Netflix |
| Series Release Date | October 20, 2026 |
| Episodes | 10 |
| Composer | Tsuneo Imahori |
| Label | Milan Records |
| Album Release Date | October 20, 2026 (digital) |
| Total Tracks | 47 (39 score + 8 songs) |
| Runtime | Score: 1 hr 53 min 39 sec; Songs: 29 min 58 sec |
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Soundtrack Overview
Milan Records issued two separate albums: Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 (Original Series Score) and Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 (Original Series Soundtrack). Both arrived digitally on premiere day.
The score album blends electronics, atmosphere and kinetic energy, according to the label. It leans on tension for the action and on quieter material for the character moments.
The songs album pulls from hip-hop, electronic, alternative and underground scenes. Several of its tracks, including You Can’t Run From Me, were released as singles before the premiere.
The original series followed the same two-part pattern. Its score and songs album came from Akira Yamaoka, Marcin Przybyłowicz and P.T. Adamczyk, with Franz Ferdinand‘s “This Fffire” as the opening theme.
CD Projekt Red’s music ties to Milan Records go beyond anime, as our Milan Records The Witcher 3 soundtrack guide shows.
Who Composed Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Soundtrack?
The score was composed by Tsuneo Imahori, a Japanese guitarist and composer born in 1962. He took up acoustic guitar at twelve and later formed the band Tipographica in 1986 with saxophonist Naruyoshi Kikuchi and pianist Akira Minakami.
Imahori is best known for Trigun, Gungrave and Hajime no Ippo (released in the U.S. as Fighting Spirit). He also contributed tracks or guitar work to Cowboy Bebop, Wolf’s Rain and Texhnolyze.
Director Kai Ikarashi has said Imahori’s compositions helped drive the imagery rather than simply sit behind it.
The original songs come from a wider group: Rico Nasty, Petite Meller (with Oslo Green), BIJI, Piernikowski, DOUDOU, Corbin, Kalman Chodakiewitz and Eli Shiffman.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Official Tracklist
Original Series Soundtrack (8 Tracks)
- Watson – Petite Meller feat. Oslo Green (3:23)
- You Can’t Run From Me – Rico Nasty (3:54)
- Boya – BIJI (4:12)
- High Forever – Petite Meller (3:39)
- Da Mi Jeszce Jedna Szanse – Piernikowski (4:15)
- In Love With Myself – Kalman Chodakiewitz, Eli Shiffman & Petite Meller (2:53)
- A Rusty Dream – DOUDOU (5:00)
- Worth It – Corbin (2:42)
Original Series Score by Tsuneo Imahori (39 Tracks)
- Welcome Back to Night City (2:27)
- Zero Warning (2:49)
- Street Psycho (2:13)
- Just Another Day (2:13)
- Out of Bounds (3:03)
- The Long Walk Home (2:32)
- High Wire (2:28)
- Slipping Away (2:49)
- Overclocked Killswitch (2:19)
- Samba de Santo Domingo (2:39)
- When We Met (2:33)
- Digital Ghost (2:27)
- Red Spark Disruption (3:47)
- The Unseen (3:01)
- Playground (3:06)
- Trapped (3:43)
- Rage and Sorrow (2:49)
- No Way Out (2:23)
- Forgiveness (3:51)
- Dusk Over the Neon (3:33)
- Rusty Smile (2:55)
- Claustrophobia (2:19)
- Analog Solitude (2:38)
- Remembering (3:01)
- Stillness (3:17)
- Rising Panic (2:42)
- Apex (3:14)
- Lashing Out (2:36)
- Vengeance (2:24)
- Digital Parasite (4:59)
- The Tag-Along (2:46)
- Rebooting the Engine (2:59)
- Reassurance (4:05)
- Pushing Buttons (2:29)
- Quiet Paranoia (3:05)
- Out of Reach (3:05)
- Bittersweet Neon (3:15)
- No Future, No Past (2:29)
- Leaving the City (2:36)
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Score Highlights
“Welcome Back to Night City” opens the score album and works as the franchise’s return card. Its title points straight back to the setting of the first series.
“Red Spark Disruption” (3:47) and “Apex” (3:14) sit among the longer action-leaning cues, judging by their titles and placement. They are likely candidates for the series’ fiercest set pieces.
“Digital Parasite” is the longest score cue at 4:59. Its title suggests a netrunner-themed piece, which would fit D’s storyline.
“Samba de Santo Domingo” stands out as the only title on the album with a clear regional music reference. It hints at a break from the electronic palette.
“Forgiveness” (3:51) and “Reassurance” (4:05) are among the longest quiet-sounding titles. They likely cover the emotional beats the label describes.
“Leaving the City” closes the album at 2:36, giving the 39-track run a clear endpoint.
Scene links for these cues are inferred from track titles and durations, not from official cue sheets.
Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Licensed Songs / Needle Drops
“10:15 Saturday Night” – The Cure. This 1978 song is the opening theme, revealed at the Anime Expo panel on July 3, 2026.
“Watson” – Petite Meller feat. Oslo Green. This is the ending theme and the first track on the songs album.
“You Can’t Run From Me” – Rico Nasty. Written by Maria Kelly and Drew Polovick, produced by Polovick and mixed and mastered by Elliot Polokoff. It soundtracked the second teaser trailer.
The remaining songs on the album (Boya, High Forever, Da Mi Jeszce Jedna Szanse, In Love With Myself, A Rusty Dream and Worth It) were created for the series. Milan Records describes the album as original songs made exclusively for the show.
For more anime scores with major label releases, browse our anime soundtrack hub or the Netflix soundtrack guides.
Tsuneo Imahori Filmography
| Title | Format | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Trigun (1998) | TV anime | Series score; opening theme “H.T.” |
| Trigun: Badlands Rumble (2010) | Anime film | Film soundtrack |
| Gungrave (2002) | PS2 game | Game soundtrack; later scored the anime adaptation |
| Gungrave: Overdose (2004) | PS2 game | Game sequel soundtrack |
| Hajime no Ippo (Fighting Spirit) | TV anime | Series score |
| Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 (2026) | Netflix anime | 39-track score album |
Where to Listen Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 Soundtrack?
Both albums are available digitally from Milan Records on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and other major platforms. The label’s official links are for the score album and the songs album. The series itself streams on Netflix. The Cure’s “10:15 Saturday Night” is a separate catalog song and can be streamed on its own.
FAQs
Who composed the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 soundtrack?
Tsuneo Imahori, best known for Trigun and Gungrave, composed the score. The original songs come from several artists, including Rico Nasty, Petite Meller and DOUDOU.
How many tracks are on the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 soundtrack?
There are 47 tracks across two albums: a 39-track score and an eight-track songs album.
When was the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 soundtrack released?
Both albums were released digitally on October 20, 2026, the same day the series premiered on Netflix.
What is the opening theme of Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2?
The opening theme is “10:15 Saturday Night” by The Cure. The ending theme is “Watson” by Petite Meller.
Who sings “You Can’t Run From Me” in Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2?
Rico Nasty wrote and performed it. It first appeared in the series’ second teaser trailer before the albums came out.
Where can I stream the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 soundtrack?
Both albums are on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and other major services through Milan Records. The series streams exclusively on Netflix.
Which label released the Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 soundtrack?
Milan Records released both the score and songs albums, continuing its work on the franchise’s music.