"The first look at Noah and Joanne's romantic return (out Oct. 23) features the song "Bite My Tongue" by Cassandra Coleman, a track that perfectly encapsulates the kinds of big life questions the couple faces in Season 2. As Coleman puts it, "Bite My Tongue" was "written from the future looking back - at a younger self who drifted through complacency and consumerism, convinced change was out of reach even when it never was.""
""Finishing up 'Bite My Tongue' felt like trying to tie your shoelaces in a tornado," Coleman exclusively tells Bustle. "We were in the middle of a tour and found out we had two days to take the song from demo-land to the finish line if we wanted to land this opportunity. Timelines aren't usually my way of deeming a project complete, but we decided to accept the challenge.""
The first season ended with Noah choosing Joanne after declaring, "You were right. I can't have both," and kissing her, signaling a conflict between love and his temple career. Season 2 explores the practical implications of that choice, with the trailer released Sept. 25 previewing the couple's return on Oct. 23. The trailer features Cassandra Coleman's "Bite My Tongue," described as written from the future looking back at a younger self who drifted through complacency and consumerism. Coleman finished the song under intense time pressure, which produced creative clarity. The series continues its signature use of impactful needle drops, including past placements by Gracie Abrams and Francis and the Lights.
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