Clockers Soundtrack (

Clockers Soundtrack (1995) cover

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Rating: 6.90/10 from 24000 votes
Tags: jewish american, reference to rosa parks, reference to brooklyn bridge
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

Clockers (Camellos)
Title in Italiano:

Clockers
Title in Português:

Passadores

Synopsis

In a Brooklyn housing project, a group of "clockers" - street-level drug dealers - sell drugs for Rodney Little (Delroy Lindo), a local drug lord. Rodney tells Ronald "Strike" Dunham (Mekhi Phifer), one of his lead clockers, that another dealer, Darryl Adams (Steve White), is stealing from him and "got to be got", implying that he wants Strike to kill Darryl. Strike then meets with his brother, Victor Dunham (Isaiah Washington) and tries to persuade Victor to kill Darryl Adams.

Rocco Klein (Harvey Keitel) and Larry Mazilli (John Turturro), homicide detectives, ride to the scene of Darryl Adams' murder. Larry and Rocco receive a phone call from another detective who says a man has confessed at a local church that he killed Darryl. The police meet Strike's older brother Victor at the church and take him in for questioning. In the interrogation room, Victor tells Rocco that he shot Darryl Adams in self-defense. Rocco finds holes in this story and starts looking into Victor's background which includes two jobs, a wife, two children, no criminal record, and aspirations to move out of the projects; Rocco comes to the conclusion that Victor is covering for his younger brother.

Rocco pressures Strike but Victor sticks to his story, so Rocco convinces Rodney that Strike has confessed and informed on Rodney's drug ring. Rocco arrests Rodney and then humiliates Strike in front of his crew. Strike gets together some money and decides to leave town, but a younger boy who admired Strike shoots Errol, Rodney's enforcer, with Strike's gun. Rocco lets Strike leave town.

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Play Title Artist
Clockers
People in Search of a Life
Raymond Jones: Writer
Children of the Ghetto
Philip Bailey: Performer
Chris Amoo: Writer
Reality Check
Silent Hero
Des'ree: Writer
Des'ree: Performer
Changes
Gordon Chambers: Writer
Love Me Still
Chaka Khan: Writer
Chaka Khan: Performer
Crazy
Seal: Writer
Seal: Performer
Bird of Freedom
Seal: Writer
Seal: Performer
Newborn Friend
Seal: Writer
Seal: Performer
Outta Here
KRS-One: Writer
KRS-One: Performer
Survival of the Fittest/Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers
Chubb Rock: Writer
Illa Killa
Bad Boy No Go a Jail
Posidrive
Blast of the Iron
Salaam Remi: Performer
Strike Rides with Rodney
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Strike Packs Up
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Tyrone/Brothers
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Jail Visit/Strike Teaches Tyrone
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Errol/Family
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Drive with Andre
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Rodney's Plan/Rocco
Terence Blanchard: Performer
In the Joint/Rocco Grills Strike
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Trains and Crack
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Brothers' Photos
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Something Personal/Evil Rodney
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Iris Wants to Know
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Rough Ride with Rodney
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Tyrone's Story
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Self-Defense
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Strike Leaves Town/Finale
Terence Blanchard: Performer
25th Hour Opening Title (From "25th Hour")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Jake's Classroom (From "25th Hour")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Playground (From "25th Hour")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
One Last Walk (From "25th Hour")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Strike Packs Up (From "Clockers")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Rough ‘n Ready (From "She Hate Me")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
She Hate Me Opening Title (From "She Hate Me")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
The Prayer (From "Miracle at St. Anna")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Miracle at St. Anna End Credits (From "Miracle at St. Anna")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Bamboozled Main Theme (From "Bamboozled")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Levees (From "When The Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Ashé (From "When The Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Chi-Raq Main Theme (From "Chi-Raq")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Inside Man Suite (From "Inside Man")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Malcolm X Suite (From "Malcolm X")
Terence Blanchard: Performer
Victory Rolls (From "Red Tails")
Terence Blanchard: Performer

User reviews

Deborah Green
5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of Clockers plays a crucial role in immersing the audience in the world of the film, making it a key element in enhancing the viewing experience.

Betty Williams
7/10

The soundtrack of Clockers perfectly captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the Brooklyn housing projects where the story takes place.

Nancy Anderson
8/10

Overall, the music in Clockers enriches the viewing experience and adds an extra layer of depth to the storytelling, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Andrew Lee
6/10

The soundtrack of Clockers effectively captures the gritty and intense atmosphere of the story, enhancing the tension in key moments.

Paul Young
7/10

The music helps to establish the setting and mood of the film, immersing the audience in the world of the clockers and the challenges they face.

James Lee
8/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense during key moments of the film, such as the confrontations between the characters.

Donna Rodriguez
8/10

The soundtrack features a diverse range of songs that complement different scenes, from moments of reflection to high-energy action sequences.

Mark Wright
5/10

The instrumental pieces in the soundtrack help to build suspense and create a sense of unease, especially during the scenes involving the drug dealing and violence.

Ronald Young
5/10

The soundtrack complements the character development in the film, providing emotional depth to the struggles and conflicts faced by the characters.

Karen Harris
7/10

The use of hip-hop and rap tracks in the soundtrack adds an authentic urban feel to the movie, reflecting the street culture portrayed in the story.

Margaret Green
7/10

The soundtrack of Clockers showcases the talent of the artists involved, with each song contributing to the overall impact of the movie.

Michelle Thomas
5/10

The incorporation of contemporary R&B tracks in the soundtrack adds a layer of complexity to the storytelling, reflecting the different facets of the characters' lives.

Karen Allen
7/10

The emotional depth of the music resonates with the struggles and conflicts faced by the characters, making their stories even more compelling.

Donald Turner
5/10

The use of hip-hop and rap music in the soundtrack adds an authentic and urban feel to the film, reflecting the setting of a Brooklyn housing project.