Soundtrack
Moonlight
Directed by Barry Jenkins · starring Mahershala Ali, André Holland and Shariff Earp
- 29 songs
Moonlight: soundtrack
The songs (29)
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Every Nigger Is a Star Boris Gardiner, Remix Dennis, quot, DEZO, quot Boris Gardiner, Barrington Gardiner Spotify -
It'll All Be Over The Supreme Jubilees Leonard Sanders Spotify -
Laudate Dominum from Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, K. 339 Conducted, Nicholas Britell Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Spotify -
One Step Ahead Aretha Franklin Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder Spotify -
Mini Skirt The Performers Sam Knott Spotify -
Cell Therapy Goodie Mob Terrance Robert Barnett, Sleepy Brown, CeeLo Green Spotify -
Tyrone Erykah Badu Erykah Badu, Norman Hurt Spotify -
Play That Funk Spotify -
Tumbling Down Langston, French of The Numero Group Langston George, Charles French Spotify -
Cucurrucucu Paloma Caetano Veloso Tomás Méndez Spotify -
Classic Man Jidenna, feat, Roman GianArthur Irvin Jon Turner, Jon Shave, Jason Pebworth Spotify -
Our Love The Edge of Daybreak Cornelius Cade Spotify -
Hello Stranger Barbara Lewis Spotify -
Little's Theme Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Ride Home Nicholas Britell Spotify -
The Middle of The World Nicholas Britell Spotify -
The Spot Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Interlude Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Chiron's Theme Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Metrorail Closing Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Chiron's Theme Chopped & Screwed (Knock Down Stay Down) Nicholas Britell Spotify -
You Don't Even Know Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Don't Look At Me Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Atlanta Ain't But So Big Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Sweet Dreams Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Chef's Special Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Black's Theme Nicholas Britell Spotify -
Who Is You? Nicholas Britell Spotify -
End Credits Suite Nicholas Britell Spotify
Questions about the soundtrack of Moonlight
- What songs are in Moonlight?
- There are 29 songs, among them «Every Nigger Is a Star» (Boris Gardiner, Remix Dennis, quot, DEZO, quot), «It'll All Be Over» (The Supreme Jubilees), «Laudate Dominum from Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, K. 339» (Conducted, Nicholas Britell) and «One Step Ahead» (Aretha Franklin).