One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack

One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack Released as Two Albums

The second season of Netflix’s One Piece is here, bringing us back to the world of pirates. However, the new season brought more than just new islands, new enemies, and new emotional arcs. It also brought us new music in the form of the One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack. Now, you can take the adventure with you!

That’s because Netflix released the One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack digitally as a pair of albums. They first released the 85-track official soundtrack album on March 10, 2026. Then, they dropped the 10-track “Mixtape from Whisky Peak Saloon” on March 20.

Keep reading to learn more about both soundtrack albums and where you can find them.

Music for the Grand Line: Netflix’s One Piece Season 2 soundtrack.

When they released the first season of One Piece in August 2023, Netflix knew they had a hit. Everyone praised the live-action adaptation. So, no one was surprised when they released the sequel two weeks ago.

Now, fans can rejoin the Straw Hat crew as they journey towards the legendary One Piece, while anticipating who and what will get adapted this time. Season 2 represents the turning point in the story when Monkey D. Luffy and friends finally head into the fabled Grand Line.

Such an adventure requires an equally epic soundtrack, and Netflix didn’t waste time releasing it. That’s because they released the One Piece Season 2 soundtrack on the same day as the premiere, March 10, 2026. However, there is no physical release yet, although the tracklist was divided to accomondate one.

Entitled “One Piece: Into the Grand Line”, the album features a whopping 85 tracks, totaling more than four hours of music. It features selections from the original score composed by Sonya Belousova and Giona Ostinelli, as well as the songs “Pray to the Sun”, “Am I Enough”, and “Whiskey Peak Salon”. These songs were also released as singles.

The One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack Album Track List

Here’s the album’s track list:

Disc 1

Released as singles
  1. Pray to the Sun (feat. Declan de Barra & The HU) (3:28)
  2. Am I Enough (Tony Tony Chopper) (feat. Au/Ra) (3:04)
  3. Whisky Peak Saloon (feat. Leo P) (3:19)
Album only
One Piece Into the Grand Line Soundtrack cover art
One Piece Into the Grand Line album cover art
  1. Miss All Sunday (1:24)
  2. Dr. Kureha (1:38)
  3. Cherry Blossom Miracle (2:49)
  4. Welcome Aboard, Doctor (1:49)
  5. Dorry & Brogy (3:07)
  6. Igaram’s Sacrifice (5:18)
  7. In Elbaf We Have a Ritual (3:03)
  8. Smoker (3:24)
  9. What’s an Army of Monsters to the Hero of Little Garden (2:33)
  10. Drum Kingdom (3:57)
  11. Weight of the World (1:17)
  12. Climbing Drum Mountain (3:29)
  13. Miss Wednesday (1:03)
  14. Mr. 3 (1:56)
  15. Sure-Kill Fire Star (2:14)
  16. Miss Monday (3:55)
  17. Reverse Mountain (6:29)
  18. Bighorn (3:34)
  19. Drum Kingdom Is Saved (3:57)
  20. My Sails Are Set (Loguetown Opera Version) (2:34)

Disc 2

  1. Tony Tony Chopper (Instrumental Suite) (2:46)
  2. Humans Are Not the Only Ones Who Can Be Cruel (3:11)
  3. Pirate Is Someone Who Has Adventures and Dreams (1:31)
  4. Potion to Cure All Diseases of the Heart (2:01)
  5. Peace Offering (1:18)
  6. I’m a Physician, I Would Never Hurt You (3:10)
  7. Hoist This Flag and Fight Like a Pirate (3:03)
  8. You Blue-Nosed Fool (5:11)
  9. Can’t a Reindeer Be a Doctor (2:57)
  10. Doctor Hiriluk Won’t Be Back (3:34)
  11. When Does a Man Die? When He Is (4:11)
  12. I Respect All Pirate (3:04)
  13. Chopper Stew (1:57)
  14. Run Chopper (0:40)
  15. Doctor or Dinner (3:28)
  16. That Is What I Call Teamwork (1:39)
  17. Let’s Go Be Pirates Together (2:43)

CD Disc 3

  1. Welcome to Loguetown (1:53)
  2. Who Wants to Make a Snowman (1:54)
  3. Set Course for Loguetown / We Are! (2:54)
  4. Baroque Works – Mr. 5 & Miss Valentine (3:08)
  5. Yubashiri (1:47)
  6. Sandai Kitetsu (3:10)
  7. Zoro vs Tashigi (2:03)
  8. I’m Not Your Honeybunny (2:05)
  9. The Execution Platform (7:48)
  10. Next Island Is Straight Ahead (2:41)
  11. Crocus the Lighthouse Keeper (2:06)
  12. The Sedative Is Losing Its Effectiveness (2:49)
  13. Mr. 9 (2:45)
  14. Laboon (3:20)
  15. Laboon & the Straw Hat Jolly Roger (5:01)
  16. Zoro – 1 vs 100 Part I (5:53)
  17. Zoro – 1 vs 100 Part II (1:44)
  18. Zoro – 1 vs 100 Part III (2:51)
  19. Baroque Works – Miss Wednesday (1:26)
  20. Mr. 5’s Booger Bomb (3:53)
  21. My Name Is Nefertari Vivi (2:01)

Disc 4

  1. In Alabasta We Ride Ducks (2:23)
  2. Welcome to Little Garden (1:46)
  3. Dinosaurs of Little Garden (4:55)
  4. Do You Have Any Ale (3:33)
  5. Fight to the Death – A Duel Between Giants (7:47)
  6. True Bravery Is Not the Absence of Fear (3:14)
  7. Judgement of the Gods (3:52)
  8. It’s Up to Old Sanji to Save the Day (1:48)
  9. Miss Goldenweek (2:22)
  10. Focused on the Work Forget to Be Baroque (8:20)
  11. Usopp to the Rescue (1:03)
  12. Luffy vs Mr. 3 (4:26)
  13. Straw Hats vs Baroque Works (4:51)
  14. Dragon (3:57)
  15. Nami That Was Four Days Ago (2:04)
  16. Smoker at the Marine Outpost (2:28)
  17. Dalton & Kureha (2:36)
  18. Wapol (2:43)
  19. Straw Hats vs Wapol (3:26)
  20. Gum Gum Air Assault (4:41)
  21. Bink’s Brew (Pirate Sing-Along) (0:45)
  22. Bink’s Brew (Lullaby for Laboon) (1:01)
  23. I Promise We’ll Be Back (2:19)
  24. Mr. 0 (4:36)

Netflix Also Released the Mixtape from Whisky Peak Saloon

However, 85 tracks weren’t enough to hold the treasure that is the One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack. So, Netflix gave us a second album this weekend on March 20, 2026. Entitled the “Mixtape from Whisky Peak Salon”, the album only contains 10 additional tracks, but they should satisfy anyone who sails the high seas.

Mixtape from Whisky Peak Saloon cover art
Mixtape from Whisky Peak Saloon album cover art

With that said, here’s the Mixtape’s track list:

  1. Miss Wednesday’s Enchanting Vertigo Dance (feat. Leo P) (2:33)
  2. That Was Just the Appetizer (1:09)
  3. That’s Your Cross to Bear Sister (1:00)
  4. The Key to a Good Cocktail Is Balance (1:01)
  5. That Was a Dessert Rumble (1:44)
  6. We Prefer Our Drinks Straight Up (1:26)
  7. Sautéed Black Pepper Octopus (1:25)
  8. Fresh Shipment (0:44)
  9. That’s One Way to Take Care of the Problem (2:06)
  10. To Usopp (1:37)

Where Can You Find the One Piece Season 2 Soundtrack and Mixtape?

Netflix released both soundtrack albums digitally to most major music services, but not at the same time. That’s because they dropped the official album on March 10, 2026, and the Mixtape on March 20. They also released the songs as singles about a month earlier.

One Piece: Into the Grand Line

Here are some notable sites for streaming or downloading the official One Piece Season 2 soundtrack album:

Mixtape from Whisky Peak Salon

Here are some places for the mixtape album

Final Thoughts

The original anime had some very memorable music. So, it makes sense that the Netflix adaptation would as well. Luckily, they released it for us to enjoy as we see fit.

What do you think about the One Piece Season 2 soundtrack? Post your thoughts in the forums or comments below.

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