Folk Electronica 2

Folk Electronica 2 (a.k.a., XCD319) is one of the albums by Extreme Music utilized for the first season of Girls Incarcerated.
==Track list==
# "Start Again" by Daniel Mumford & Huxley Ware (2:34) IBID
# "Hypnobirth" by Daniel Mumford & Huxley Ware (3:00)
# "What's Gone Will Never Leave" (3:56)
# "Flurry Friends" by Jonathan Murill, Tom Ford, Lee Richardson, and James Cocozza (2:26)
# "Hope Begins" by Dexter French and Wolfgang Black (3:04)
# "Sun Has Gone" by Rupert Pope and Giles Palmer (3:30)
# "Middlemist Red" by Tom Bromley (4:01)
# "Lead Me Out" by Jonathan Murill, Tom Ford, Lee Richardson, and James Cocozza (2:41)
# "Let Me Down Gently" by Dexter French, Darius Behdad, and Wolfgang Black (2:48)
# "Spring" by Jonathan Murill, Tom Ford, Lee Richardson, and James Cocozza (2:16)
# "Something Still" by Nik Ammar (3:57)
# "Happy Camping" by Richard Macklin (3:33)
# "Coup De Coeur" by Tom Bromley (4:00)
# "Standing Wave" by Nik Ammar (3:43)
# "Third Eye Spy" by Dexter French & Darius Behdad (3:26)
==Show relevance==
"Hope Begins" is the track first heard playing in the background when John Galipeau is first interviewed during the opening of "The Girls of Madison." TuneFind
==See also==
* The Girls of Madison
* Hope Begins
* John Galipeau
* Extreme Music
==Trivia==
This album has also featured during the Vans US Open Surfing competition in 2016.Dreamy Chill Music. Apple Music review.
==References==
==External links==
* Folk Electronica 2 page at Extreme Music official website
* Folk Electronica 2 at Apple Music
Category:Albums