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Wu-Tang Chamber Music is a compilation album endorsed by Wu-Tang Clan, which was released through E1 Music / Universal Records on June 30, 2009. [8] [9] The album features performances by several Wu-Tang members ( GZA, Masta Killa, Method Man & Cappadonna are absent) and affiliates. The album was released to positive reviews from music critics.
- 35:38
- June 30, 2009
- 2008–2009
Maxwell Huckabee. Little Dexter (1 Episode), Three-Year-Old Dexter (1 Episode) Romeo Brown. Andy (2 Episodes) Sage Kirkpatrick. Laura Moser (1 Episode), Woman (1 Episode) Chris Krauser. F.B.I Special Task Force Agent (1 Episode), Cop (1 Episode) Nikki Magnusson.
- Overview
- Soundtracks
- Dexter - Music from the Television Series
- Dexter - Daniel Licht Original Score
- Dexter: Additional Score
- Music from Dexter Seasons 2 and 3 Soundtrack
- Dexter Season 4 Soundtrack
- Dexter Season 5 Soundtrack
- Dexter Season 6 Soundtrack
- Season 7
An important part of the Showtime television series DEXTER is the music. Without it to set each appropriate mood, fans would be watching something not nearly as captivating as it has been for the past eight seasons.
Various artists lend their music to the show to be used and with no doubt, the original score is truly amazing and worthy of the franchise...thanks to Daniel Licht.
There have been multiple soundtracks released thus far, including Original Scores and compilations of various songs used by artists in the series. In addition to the track name, where the song can be heard in the show will be provided (to help identify the music piece when you hear it).
It should be noted that not all the music from the series, both constructed by original artist Daniel Licht or music from other artists are included on all of the soundtracks. There are still many unaccounted for themes that have yet to be released on CD.
Track Listing
•1.) Dexter Main Title Artist: Rolfe Kent. Show Usage: This is the theme best associated with the opening title sequence that has existed since "Crocodile" and has played for every episode since. On certain occasions in the series itself, the music may also be heard. •2.) "Tonight's The Night" Artist: Michael C. Hall. Show Usage: A special track, this is actually a line from the show in "Dexter" while Dexter is driving through Miami, before stalking Mike Donovan. •3.) Conoci La Paz Artist: Beny More. Show Usage: The song that plays following the death of Mike Donovan in "Dexter," while Dexter is on his boat. The song can be heard again in multiple instances throughout the series after, especially recently at the end of "Nebraska." •4.) Uruapan Breaks Artist: Kinky. Show Usage: the song is playing as Angel dances in a bar just before he spots the escort with the prosthetic arm in "Seeing Red." •5.) Floras Para Ti Artist: Raw Artistic Soul feat. Rafael Cortez. Show Usage: The ad lib guitar intro is playing in a bar scene as •6.) "Blood" Artist: Michael C. Hall. Show Usage: A special track, this is actually a line from the show in "Dexter" after returning home to place Mike Donovan's blood slide in his blood slide box. •7.) Con Mi Guaguanco Artist: Ray Armando. Show Usage: Used in "Popping Cherry" following the discovery of Sheri Taylor's body in an ice rink. After Debra is sent off to look for her witnesses, the song starts up as Doakes is drinking coffee and goes over to Dexter Morgan at a flea market tracking Jeremy Downs. •8.) Perfidia Artist: Mambo All Stars. Show Usage: End scene in "The British Invasion" when Dexter and Rita make love. •9.) "Sometimes I Wonder" Artist: Michael C. Hall. A Special Track. In "Born Free" after Rita discovers the shoe and just before Dexter spots Doakes stalking him near the end of the episode. •10.) Born Free Artist: Andy Williams. Show Usage: The song is used twice in "Born Free," first near the beginning in Dexter's Apartment as he's searching for where Brian Moser would have taken Debra Morgan and then partially at Brian's Apartment when Dexter discovers the record player with the record displaying this song. •11.) Dexter Main Title Artist: Kinky. Show Usage: This song is never featured in the show itself, it is a cover of the normal Dexter Main Title with rock instruments and other equipment. •12.) Escalation Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song is often broken up and played at different portions within the show. 0:00-1:05 - 1:06 - "Dexter" - As Dexter is driving through Miami on his way to Mike Donovan, same song used in track "Tonight's The Night". •13.) Shipyard Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: "Born Free," just as the song implies. Used throughout the series at various points but the song in its full duration is played roughly 14 minutes into the episode. •14.) Deborah Loves Rudy/The House Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Multiple portions in song, split up below. 0:00-1:06 - One of Deb's many themes, more of a sadder and calmer tone here. 1:07-2:42 - One of Dexter's many themes, this one usually plays in eerie combination with a scene where Dexter has a revelation about himself or a darker part of humanity. An example when it plays is on "Circle of Friends" as Dexter meets Neil Perry face to face. 2:43-end - One of Deb's many themes, more of a continuation of the previous theme. Song Notes: The theme used here is one of Debra Morgan's many themes, mixed in with one of Dexter's themes. In addition, the track is labeled "Deborah" even though it is Debra for the TV show. •15.) I Can't Kill Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: •16.) Voodoo Jailtime Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: •17.) New Legs Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The song is used in Season 2 in "Waiting to Exhale" during the scene when both Dexter and Angel Batista watch the body of the little girl's mother be put inside the ambulance, in "See-Through" when Dexter first meets Rita's mother, Gail Brandon in "That Night, A Forest Grew" as Dexter walks out of the elevator of his work place, and again in "Left Turn Ahead" as Dexter is cutting up and seasoning steaks. The song can also be heard in Season 3 in "Turning Biminese" as Dexter and Rita look at the sonogram of their baby, in "The Damage a Man Can Do" as Dexter and Miguel Prado eat pizza and drink beer together, and again in "About Last Night" as Miguel talks with Batista about the Skinner case. •18.) Photo Albums Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Theme is used primarily during flashback sequences with Harry Morgan, to give a dreamlike quality to them. •19.) Courting The Night Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of Dexter's many themes, different variation of middle theme used in "Deborah Loves Rudy/The House", heard in "Resistance Is Futile" when Dexter is being brought into the Miami Metro Police Department to examine his own blood slide box. •20.) Hide Your Tears Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays at the end of An Inconvenient Lie" as Rita Bennett is dropping Dexter off to meet with his sponsor. Plays typically at points where something is revealed to another character near the end of an episode. Can also be heard at the end of "Let's Give the Boy a Hand," in near entirety. •21.) Wink Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of Dexter's many themes, it's another variation of Courting the Night. Exact usage in show is unknown. •22.) Astor's Birthday Party Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Appropriately named as it plays at the end of "Return to Sender" during Astor's birthday party. It is also known to play at the end of a lot of episodes during the ending "lesson" or inner dialogue for Dexter. •23.) Epilogue/Bloodroom Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays at the end of "Popping Cherry" as Dexter arrives in the convertible for Rita and her kids. •24.) Blood Theme Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The ending theme to Dexter, plays during the credits of most episodes (all episodes if watched from DVD). •25.) Die This Way Artist: Jon Licht. Show Usage: Not featured in the show, this is a cover/remix of the Blood Theme with artist Jon Licht singing. •26.) Bonus Track: Fight or Flight Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays near the end of "Born Free" when Dexter chooses not to kill his sister and tries to fight off his brother, who then promptly escapes capture. •27.) Bonus Track: Nowhere to Hide Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays in "Love American Style" as Dexter is on his boat, watching Jorge Castillo from a distance. Roughly 24 minutes into the episode. •28.) Bonus Track: The Ice Truck Killer Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays in "Dexter." First heard when Dexter Morgan is following a Refrigerated Truck that his brother is driving. This song is used throughout the seasons and is primarily featured in the "Previously on Dexter" segments before each episode.
Track Listing
•1.) Opening Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Used in "Dexter" as Dexter is driving in Miami in search of Mike Donovan. •2.) Wink v2 Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: •3.) Ending Credits Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: End of almost every episode, during credits. •4.) Escalate Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: •5.) Epilogue v2 Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays at the end of "Popping Cherry" as Dexter arrives in the convertible for Rita and her kids.
Track Listing
•1.) [Fight Or Flight] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song is from the season one soundtrack of the song of the same name. •2.) [Take Blood] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Lost Boys" when Batista and Debra are brainstorming in her apartment about the Lundy shooting. •3.) [Promotion] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •4.) [Connections] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: This is featured in the episode where Sergeant James Doakes discovers Dexter at the rehab clinic and as he walks away, the song plays while the group claps (to end the meeting). This song is also featured in the night-time level of the Dexter Slice of Life Facebook game when tracking down Joe Walker at the football field. •5.) [Nowhere To Hide] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song is from the season one soundtrack of the song of the same name. •6.) [The Icetruck Killer] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song is from the season one soundtrack of the song of the same name. •7.) [Expired Visa] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •8.) [Bring Him In] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •9.) [Dex'n Tools] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •10.) [The Fortune] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •11.) [Suite] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song is from the season one bonus soundtrack of the song of the same name. •12.) [Trees] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •13.) [Story] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •14.) [Wendell's Mom] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •15.) [Share To Load] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: This particular track is the score that plays in "Do You Take Dexter Morgan?" as Miguel Prado is being carried away on a stretcher and Dexter is speaking in monologue about his one friend, just before Ramon intervenes. •16.) [Jester] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: Heard several times when transitioning to a new scene. More specifically, it can be heard in "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" after Dexter tells Debra that Rita is pregnant. It was next heard in "All in the Family" when Dexter is walking through Miami Metro and explaining how everyone only likes Masuka when he makes them laugh. It is heard several times in Season Four, and a few times in Seasons Six and Seven. •17.) [Kill Room] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: 'Kill Room' has only been shown in the actual episode one time in "Our Father," when Dexter is quickly trying to take down the kill room. However, it has been in previously several times. •18.) [Hotel Room] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: Hotel Room is a much shorter version of 'The Lost Ticket' in the seasons 2/3 soundtrack. This song can be heard in Episode 311 when we are with Miguel in the hotel room. •19.) [The Building] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: •20.) [Cemetery] Artist: Jon Licht Show Usage: This song can be heard in Episode 309 when Dexter is in the graveyard looking for Ellen Wolf.
Track Listing
•1.) [Blood Theme Redux] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Made for the Soundtrack. A different take on the ending theme by Daniel Licht, with added vocals. •2.) [Mother of All Cannibals] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: The ending of this song is actually played when Dexter finally has a flashback of his mother as she calls out to him before she is killed by Santos Jimenez. •3.) [The Hunter and the Hunted] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •4.) [Miguel Meets His Maker] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •5.) [Peaceful] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •6.) [Dexter's New Kill Room] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •7.) [The Wedding] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Best known for playing during Dexter and Rita Morgan's wedding in "Do You Take Dexter Morgan?" •8.) [The Link/Sweet Dreams] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Plays throughout all of the seasons, mostly during sequences where a clue is revealed. Also plays during "Do the Wrong Thing" when Dexter is leading Hannah into the closed down theme park. •9.) [The Escape] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: The song is heard in "Do You Take Dexter Morgan?" when Dexter escapes the Skinner's table and throws the Skinner onto a police car. •10.) [Rita's Keys] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Heard in "Morning Comes" when Dexter goes to Lila's place to retrieve Rita's keys. •11.) [Alone Suite] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •12.) [April Sixth] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song was heard in "Morning Comes" when Debra and Batista are looking through index cards, and when Dexter is following his victim to the everglades. It is also heard in various previously segments throughout the series. •13.) [UkeLila] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Heard in "See-Through" when Dexter and Lila are having lunch by the pool and Dexter says that he doesn't want to be sponsored by her anymore. •14.) [Open] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song is heard in "All in the Family" when Dexter and Rita tell Astor and Cody that they are having a baby. •15.) [Lila's Fire] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song was most recently featured at the end of "Talk to the Hand" as Dexter escapes a near death explosion after being left on a boat by The Doomsday Killer. The song is featured in many different episodes during intense, adrenaline based scenes. •16.) [Head Start/Condolences] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Midway through you can experience Miguel's Theme, the gentle tone...connecting the humanity in him to his past with his brothers and LaGuerta. The theme is also that which is heard after his death, at the start of "Do You Take Dexter Morgan?" •17.) [Road to Miguel's/Help Me] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •18.) [The Lost Ticket] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •19.) [Grieving] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This is a more guitar-centered version of Share To Load from the Additional Score soundtrack but still the basic song that plays as Miguel is being taken away on the stretcher in "Do You Take Dexter Morgan?" •20.) [I'm Scared/Bingo] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •21.) [Chaos] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •22.) [I'm Scared] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •23.) [The Change Quartet] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage:
Track Listing
•1.) [Dexter Main Theme] Artist: Rolfe Kent Show Usage: The iconic song that has stuck with us since Season One, set to Dexter's morning routine with some reference to some of the "morbid" traits of the show. •2.) [Venus] Artist: Frankie Avalon Show Usage: Venus can be heard when Dexter kills Trinity in "The Getaway." •3.) [Lullabies] Artist: Brandi Shearer Show Usage: Despite being on the season four soundtrack, this song was heard in Season Three. It is heard in episode 301 at the very end, when Rita thinks she is pregnant. •4.) [Changes (1997 Digital Remaster)] Artist: David Bowie Show Usage: Despite being on the season four soundtrack, this song is heard in "Turning Biminese" when Dexter is killing Ethan Turner on the cruise ship. •5.) [Karma Chameleon] Artist: Culture Club Show Usage: This song can be heard on "Blinded by the Light" when Dexter and Rita are in the car and Rita is singing Harrison a song on the radio. •6.) [La Fabulosa] Artist: The Latin Brothers Show Usage: •7.) [Awoyo] Artist: Bobi Cespedes Show Usage: •8.) [Estar Contigo] Artist: Luis Alberto Show Usage: •9.) [Mi Alma Latina] Artist: Bobby Mattos Show Usage: •10.) [Llego La Orquesta] Artist: Spanish Harlem Orchestra Show Usage: •11.) [Everything Changes] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •12.) [Introducing Trinity] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Played at various points throughout Season 4 for The Trinity Killer, Arthur Mitchell. The song has an eerie Egyptian desert quality to it, though the sound signifies a representation of the many years Trinity has survived serial killing and truly being successful. •13.) [Love Your Wife] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Used in "If I Had a Hammer" when Trinity and his wife are taking a bath. •14.) [Needle In A Haystack] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This song is used in "Remains to Be Seen" when Dexter is looking at the wreckage of his car, looking for the body bags of his victim. •15.) [I Need More Time] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •16.) [The Axe/Perfect] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •17.) [Ice Cream/Following Scott] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: Notable for appearing in intense situations, shown in Season 4, Episode 10 when Dexter is stalking Trinity in the arcade, "Practically Perfect" when Boyd Fowler attempts to kill Dexter in the hospital and in This is the Way the World Ends when Travis Marshall (with Harrison at blade-point) faces off with Dexter on the roof. •18.) [We Need A Break/I Shot You] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •19.) [Trinity Suite] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: An alternate version of Introducing Trinity, played at various points in Season 4. •20.) [The Perfect Pie/Killing zoe] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •21.) [The Truth] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •22.) [Following Trinity] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •23.) [Tides] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •24.) [Back To The House] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •25.) [Forgetting Lundy] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: •26.) [The End] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: This track plays at the literal end of Season Four, when Dexter discovers Rita in the bathtub. The track itself shows the weight of what hit Dexter and how he was unable to understand how to fully react, in addition to what this could mean for Harrison at that point in his life. •27.) [Blood Theme For Strings] Artist: Daniel Licht Show Usage: The iconic ending theme, done with a bit of snare and made beautiful.
Track Listing
•1.) [Dexter Main Title] Artist: Rolfe Kent. Show Usage: The iconic theme featured on every soundtrack to date, plays at the beginning of every Dexter episode. •2.) [Fuego] Artist: Bomba Estereo. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Everything Is Illumenated" in Club Mayan. •3.) [San Francisco Tiene Su Propio Son (edit)] Artist: Papato. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •4.) [Chan Chan] Artist: The Cuban All Star Band. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Hop a Freighter" when Dexter and Lumen are buying a pocket knife. •5.) [Suavecito] Artist: Malo. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •6.) [Moritat (Mack the Knife)] Artist: Los Iracundos. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Teenage Wasteland" when Dexter arrives to meet with Olivia's stepfather. •7.) [Conoci La Paz] Artist: Beny More. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •8.) [I wanna wake you up Feat. C-Funk + Juan Sativo] Artist: Latin Bitman. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes •9.) [Som De Preto] Artist: Amicklar & Chocolate. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Everything Is Illumenated" in Club Mayan. •10.) [Blood Theme 2010] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The first 40 seconds were heard in "My Bad" when Debra is telling Dexter that there was nothing he could've done to prevent Rita's death. The rest of the song is the infamous blood theme. •11.) [Nurse Dexter] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This is one of Lumen's themes and can be heard throughout Season Five. •12.) [Headstart] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Around the 40 second mark is one of season fives dark themes, and can be heard in "First Blood" when Dexter is going through Lumen's hotel room. •13.) [Don't Be Sorry] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •14.) [Go Home] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •15.) [Tattoo-Chasing Lance] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song is a two-parter. The first part can be heard in "First Blood" when the hospital patient is drawing out a tattoo for Debra and Batista. The second part is in "Everything Is Illumenated" when Lance escapes and Dexter is chasing him. •16.) [The Kids Leave] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The song is heard in "Hello, Bandit" when Astor and Cody are leaving town with their grandparents and saying goodbye to Dexter. •17.) [Red Rainbows] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song is used in "First Blood" at the beginning when Dexter and Harrison are at a Mommy and Me class. •18.) [Dex Takes the Stage] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song plays in "Take It!" when, as the title states, Dexter goes onto the stage and tells the audience about how it was like to lose Rita. •19.) [About Owen] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The song is used in "Take It!" The first half of the song is very similar to Tonight's The Night and it is used when Lumen is explaining who Owen was. The second half of the song is a version of Dexter's New Kill Room but it includes some strings not heard in the original. •20.) [The Past] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •21.) [The Pond] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard at the end of "Beauty and the Beast" when Lumen and Dexter are in his car and she explans how Boyd wasn't the only one who hurt her. •22.) [Peculiar] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Hello, Bandit" when Dexter is stating that Boyd is peculiar right after Dexter planted a dead racoon on the road. •23.) [Laura and Harry] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song has been used throughout the series. •24.) [Chasing Lumen] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song, surprisingly, was not used in Season Five, nor anywhere else in the series. •25.) [Liddy Dies] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song is heard in "Hop a Freighter" when, as the title states, Stan Liddy is killed by Dexter in his van. •26.) [Eulogy / Have a Chance] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The song is the final track heard in Season Five, when Dexter blows out the candles of Harrison's birthday cake. •27.) [Amor Mas Mas Loco (Exclusive Track)] Artist: Jon Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes.
Track Listing
•1.) [Dexter Main Title] Artist: Rolfe Kent. Show Usage: The iconic theme featured on every soundtrack to date, plays at the beginning of every Dexter episode. •2.) [La Vira Tiguerre (feat. Gina)] Artist: Milenio Flow. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •3.) [Latinos] Artist: Milenio Flow. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •4.) [Spill the Wine] Artist: War & Eric Burdon. Show Usage: This music plays when Angel Batista and Joey Quinn are smoking a blunt inside of Angel's new car for this season. •5.) [Search and Destroy] Artist: Iggy & The Stooges Show Usage: This song is heard in "Nebraska" on the radio when Dexter is shooting billboards with a gun. •6.) [Tonights the Night (Ice Truckers Remix)] Artist: Rolfe Kent. Show Usage:Not used in any of the episodes, a remix made by Rolfe Kent. •7.) [Blood Theme Variations] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •8.) [Angels and Demons] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: At first it contains a theme similar to that of another track, then switches over to that of the Doomsday Killer's theme (first heard when Travis and Gellar are on the boat in "Those Kinds of Things"). •9.) [Coral Island/The Whore of Babylon] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Starting as another theme, trailing into one of Season Six's musical pieces. Needs verification on usage within episodes. •10.) [Can't Be Saved] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of the Doomsday Killer themes. It is heard in "Ricochet Rabbit" when Dexter states that Travis can't be saved from his dark passenger. •11.) [Football Terms] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Those Kinds of Things" when Dexter is reviewing his football vocabulary before a flag football game. •12.) [Travis Talks to Gellar] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of The Doomsday Killer themes. Needs verification on usage within episodes. •13.) [Booby Trap] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of the Doomsday Killer themes, iconic for its usage in "A Horse of a Different Color" at the end of the episode. •14.) [Floating] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song is heard in the beginning of the season six finale when Dexter is using wreckage from the lake of fire to float on. •15.) [A Swarm of Locusts] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays when Dexter sees Travis Marshall for the first time, after the locusts are released at a crime scene. The middle section has a very eerie and foreboding feel, and was used frequently in Season One, namely in "Born Free" when Brian breaks into Dexter's apartment to try and kill Debra. •16.) Opener/Dex's Story Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This theme is heard originally at the end of "Father Knows Best," when Dexter and Brian are spreading their father's ashes at the Bowling Alley. It is again played during Dexter and Brian's conversation at their childhood house in "Born Free." This song is also heard in the first scene of Season Six, when Dexter calls for an ambulance, reporting that he has been stabbed. •17.) [The Swamp/Travis Chained] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of the Doomsday Killer themes. It was heard in "Those Kind of Things" in the swamp when Gellar and Travis are in a boat looking for snakes. •18.) [Security Cameras] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This theme plays when Dexter investigates Nick's house and finds the bullet hole in the wall. It is also heard in "Ricochet Rabbit" when Dexter is looking a the security footage at a marina to find a boat Travis is on. •19.) [A Horse At the Altar] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of The Doomsday Killer themes. It was heard in "Talk to the Hand" when Dexter stops wormwood from happening. •20.) [Baptized By Sam] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Plays when Brother Sam baptizes Nick. •21.) [Travis Gets His Stuffs] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: One of the Doomsday Killer themes. Needs verification on usage within episodes. •22.) [Travis to Church] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song is heard when Dexter and Travis Marshall are going to the church in "Get Gellar." •23.) [Blood Theme (Alaska In Winter Remix)] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: A remix of the Blood Theme by Daniel Licht. •24.) [Leavin' On Your Mind-Lonny Ray] Artist: Lonny Ray. Show Usage: Playing on the radio in the gas station as Dexter has sex with Laci.
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•1.) [Dexter Main Title] Artist: Rolfe Kent. Show Usage: The iconic theme featured on every soundtrack to date, plays at the beginning of every Dexter episode. •2.) [Desafinado] Artist: Stan Getz & João Gilberto. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •3.) [Sacala Bailar] Artist: The Spanish Harlem Orchestra. Show Usage: This episode plays in "Sunshine and Frosty Swirl" when Dexter drops unconcious Louis on a bench. •4.) [Desde El Fondo Del Rio] Artist: Potato. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •5.) [En La Mañana] Artist: Latin Soul Syndicate Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •6.) [Esta Noche No Pares] Artist: K'luba. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes.. •7.) [Blood Theme For Piano] Artist: Sonya Belousova. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •8.) [What Are You? Crazy] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard across Season Seven, particularly in the second half of the season. More specifically, the song can be heard in "Chemistry" when Debra informs the sister of Hannah's ex-husband that his body wasn't embalmed. •9.) [I Enjoy Killing / The Hitman] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The first half of the song can be heard in Season Seven, mostly in the second half of the season. But the first half was heard in deep intimate moments between Hannah and Dexter. The second half of the song can be heard in "Argentina" when Dexter kills the hitman. •10.) [Argentina] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Can be heard in "Argentina" during the final montage. •11.) [Dex Kills Spelz] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Run" when, as the title suggests, Dexter kills Ray Speltzer. •12.) [About Lumen] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Do the Wrong Thing" when Dexter is explaining to Debra about how he and Lumen killed Jordan Chase. •13.) [Isaac's Sneak Kill] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •14.) [He's Gone] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •15.) [Special / Hannah Talks] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •16.) [Louis Dies] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Buck the System" when Isaac and his crew head to Dexter's boat and kills Louis. •17.) [Isaac is Done] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •18.) [Post Office] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in the first scene of "Buck the System" when Dexter is dropping off a package at the post office and imagines killing the attendant. •19.) [No Mistakes / Dex Kisses Hannah] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •20.) [Unsafe for Kids] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in "Argentina" when Debra allows Astor and Cody to stay at her beach house, and Dexter tells her that her house isn't safe for children. •21.) [Banjo the Dog] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The first half of the song can be heard in "Are You...?" in the flashback to Dexter's childhood when Debra adopted a dog that Harry immediately returned. The second half is heard in "Helter Skelter" when Debra is explaining how life from before is different from life now. •22.) [The Future] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: This song can be heard in the beginning of "Do You See What I See?" when Dexter dreams about his future with Hannah. •23.) [In Love With You] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: Needs verification on usage within episodes. •24.) [Pancakes / Season Seven End] Artist: Daniel Licht. Show Usage: The first half of the song can be heard in "The Dark... Whatever" when Dexter makes breakfast for Hannah. The second half can be heard in "Surprise, Motherfucker!" when Debra kills LaGuerta and when she and Dexter are walking through the New Years party. •25.) [Draw the Circle] •Artist: Fresh Body Shop. •Show Usage: This song can be heard when Quinn is giving back the money in the strip club.
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