Miami Vice [Original Soundtrack]

1	In the Air Tonight / Nonpoint 4:33
2	One of These Mornings / Moby 4:00
3	We're No Here / Mogwai 5:38
4	Sinnerman / Nina Simone Felix da Housecat's Heavenly House Mix 4:37
5	Auto Rock / Mogwai 4:18
6	Arranca / Manzanita 3:52
7	Ready for Love / India.Arie 4:30
8	Strict Machine 3:53
9	Pennies in My Pocket / Emilio Estefan Jr. 3:52
10	New World in My View / King Britt 5:33
11	Sweep / Blue Foundation 10:52
12	Anthem / Moby 3:28
13	Blacklight Fantasy / Freaky Chakra 5:10
14	Mercado Nuevo / John Murphy 2:14
15	Who Are You / John Murphy 1:34
16	Ramblas / Tim Motzer 2:29
17	A-500 / Klaus Badelt 2:35

All Music Guide

Michael Mann's big-screen adaptation of his groundbreaking (in the '80s) television crime drama Miami Vice was bereft of all of the pastel shirts and white loafers that defined its predecessor. Jan Hammer's synth-heavy theme song and Glenn Frey's ode to the "Smuggler's Blues" were nowhere to be found, replaced by a combination of alternative metal, wintry electronica, neo-soul, and dance-heavy indie rock -- Nonpoint's rendition of Phil Collins' "In the Air Tonight" sounds like the version Chris Daugherty would have done on the 2006 season of American Idol. For the most part, standout cuts from Moby ("Anthem"), Goldfrapp ("Strict Machine"), and Mogwai ("Auto Rock") retain the sweltering, 2 a.m. vibe of the original, but there's nothing memorable or "defining" about anything on this bleak and mostly forgettable slice of reheated late-night pizza. Reverend Lee Power

Entertainment Weekly

Like the movie itself, the music is mostly surface, but a serviceably pretty one. (B) Leah Greenblatt