Inmates complain about the lights going out and throw items from their cells. “Big Dreams” by Rochester (00:06:00): They Mayor of Kingstown soundtrack song plays during a prison sequence.Read More at VV - Soundtracks of Television: ‘Shining Girls’ Mayor of Kingstown Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 6 “Every Feather” Laird’s character suggests that she’s “spoken for” by Mike McCluskey. “Reaper” by Wild the Coyote & Badd Wolf (00:30:00): The Mayor of Kingstown soundtrack song plays during a night club sequence.Mayor of Kingstown Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 5 “Orion” Read More at VV - Soundtracks of Television: ‘The 7 Lives of Lea’ Kyle notifies Mike about suspicious activity. The music is barely audible in the background. “Cooked Lanes” by Taylor McCall (00:37:00): Kyle visits a pizzeria.The Mayor of Kingstown soundtrack song plays from a nearby vehicle. “Gin N Juice” by Snoop Dogg feat. Daz Dillinger (00:08:00): Mike reluctantly makes a stop at Bunny’s residence.Read More at VV - Soundtracks of Television: ‘The Staircase’ Mayor of Kingstown Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 4 “The Price” The Doors’ classic plays as Mike learns that his arrest plan didn’t work inmates beat, stab and kill Kenny. He prepares to start a new chapter in his life. “The End” by The Doors (00:46:00): Kenny arrives at the Kingstown Police Department.Sha’Ki (00:21:00): Bunny checks out a roll of cash. The trailer home explodes and kills a boy and his mother. A meth cook named Kenny Miles smokes a cigarette inside his lab and leaves. “Every Picture Tells a Story” by Rod Stewart (00:01:00): The Mayor of Kingstown soundtrack song scores an opening montage sequence.Mayor of Kingstown Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 3 “Simply Murder” Read More at VV - Soundtracks of Television: ‘Clark’ Read More at VV - Soundtracks of Television: ‘Candy’ Mayor of Kingstown Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 2 “The End Begins” Alberto leaves but promises to see Vera again. The song title aligns with her perspective as a professional dancer. “My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It)” by En Vogue (00:32:00): Vera’s second dance begins.Vera begins performing to the first of three songs for Alberto. Dawn (00:31:00): The Mayor of Kingstown soundtrack song plays during a Jungle Room sequence.

“We’re No Good Together” by Tesla (00:29:00): Vera approaches Alberto.Vera Sunter (Elizaveta Neretin) dances for a male patron named Alberto (Michael Reventar). “Johnny Cash” by Badd Wolf (00:25:00): The Mayor of Kingstown soundtrack song scores a strip club sequence.

Read More at VV - Soundtracks of Television: ‘Welcome to Eden’ Mayor of Kingstown Soundtrack: Every Song in Season 1, Episode 1 “The Mayor of Kingstown” Here’s every featured song in Mayor of Kingstown. The soundtrack was supervised by Andrea von Foerster ( Yellowstone), who peppers the pilot episode with a hair band classic and two R&B anthems. Composed by Andrew Lockington ( American Gods), the series explores themes of masculinity, justice and accountability. Dianne Wiest co-stars as Miriam McLusky, the mother of the “Mayor” who advises him to leave town.

Average number of songs per episode: 4.Mayor of Kingstown stars Jeremy Renner as Mike McLusky, a convicted felon who maintains order in a Michigan prison community.

Least songs used in an episode: 1 - ' French Twist'.

Most songs used in an episode (one-hour): 8 - ' Back in the World'.

Most songs used in an episode (two-hour): 14 - ' The Prodigal Son'.

Six of the tracks were performed live by the artists themselves, the most of any Vice season.

Season 2 featured by far the most original music of any season of the series.

Glenn Frey's ' You Belong to the City', Grandmaster Melle Mel's ' Vice', Cleavant Derricks' ' Love Is for Sale', Chaka Khan's ' Own the Night', Karla Bonoff's ' Cold Wind Blows', Phil Collins' ' Life Is a Rat Race', Eugene Smith's ' Rock by Day/Roll by Night' and Jim Gilstrap's ' The Water's Too Deep' were written exclusively for season 2 of the show.

The first season's reliance on hit singles is scaled back, with a greater number of more obscure album tracks featured, while the amount of Latin music heard in the previous season is also reduced, in favor of more mainstream pop music. Season 2 of Miami Vice featured 96 songs during the course of its 22 episodes, although ' Bass and Trouble' by Sly and Robbie appears twice, reducing the count of unique tracks to 95 (still by far the most of any season of the show).Īs with season 1, the majority of the music featured is light pop, although a greater number of darker, more sombre tracks are used where appropriate.

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