Dexter: Resurrection - Season 1 Soundtrack: Every Song

Harrison starts his day in New York City, prepping for another shift as a bellhop at the Empire Hotel. We see him get ready for work, brushing his teeth, shaving, and throwing on some clothes - a fresh start after leaving behind the trauma of shooting his father Dexter.

Harrison gets the news he's been waiting for: he's passed his GED test. He shares the excitement with a coworker at the hotel where he works, basking in their congratulations and finally feeling like he's turned a corner after leaving his troubled past behind.

Harrison jumps into action when a hotel guest, clearly intoxicated after a night out with wealthy playboy Ryan, is about to be attacked. He takes matters into his own hands and kills the would-be attacker, then sets about cleaning up the mess using the skills he learned from Dexter's tutorials.

In the hotel kitchen, Dexter instructs Harrison on how to efficiently dissect Ryan's body, preparing it for disposal. As they work together, Dexter provides guidance on cutting the body into manageable pieces. The focus is on the gruesome task at hand.

As sanitation workers sifting through a local landfill stumble upon gruesome remnants, they swiftly alert the NYPD. Homicide detectives arrive on the scene to find the remains of Ryan, brutally dismembered. Led by an experienced investigator, the team quickly determines where the body originated from.

In a bold move, Charley breaks into an apartment and leaves behind a surprise package containing money and an invitation. This unexpected turn sets the stage for new adventures in New York City, hinting at a darker path ahead for Dexter and his son. The clues also nod to Dexter's troubled past with his infamous blood slides.

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In this chilling introduction, we meet Red, a ruthless serial killer with a gruesome MO. His target is unsuspecting ride-hailing drivers, whom he kills quickly and brutally with a deadly chain wrapped around their necks.

Dexter shows up at the hotel where Harrison works, determined to uncover the truth about how she took out Ryan Foster. With his keen detective skills, he begins to piece together the evidence and get to the bottom of the murder.

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At a party, Dexter meets a ride-share driver who's been attacked by "the Dark Passenger" - and gets a shock when he realizes they look identical. This chance encounter sparks curiosity and raises questions about the mysterious attacker.

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Dexter starts his new gig as a rideshare driver in this opening scene, but there's more to it than just navigating through traffic. His job choice is actually a clever ploy to catch the Dark Passenger, who has been targeting similar drivers and claiming them as victims.

As Ronald exits, Dexter sneaks into his apartment on the hunt for keepsakes. The familiar setting is revealed to be the same space where Charley left her mysterious invite way back in episode one.

Detective Wallace returns to the crime scene, a hotel where a gruesome murder occurred. He pieces together the evidence, revealing that Harrison was behind the brutal killing and dismemberment of victim Ryan.

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Dexter attends Leon Prater's notorious gathering for serial killers, accompanied by Charley. To gain entry, he has to scan his thumbprint - and it takes three attempts before he's finally granted access as the imposter, "Dark Passenger".

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Harrison crashes at Elsa's place, seeking some much-needed company. As they hang out, things start to feel cozy, with laughter flowing freely. But when Harrison tries to take things to the next level and kisses Elsa, he gets shut down - leaving him to slink away in embarrassment.

Detective Claudette Wallace sits at her desk, intensely focused on her computer screen as she continues to investigate the gruesome hotel homicide.

In this tense moment, Dexter follows Lowell to a tattoo parlor and uses his own equipment to knock him out with anesthesia. With Lowell subdued, Dexter gains the upper hand in their cat-and-mouse game.

As the song kicks in, we see Harrison strolling down the sidewalk when his phone suddenly rings. It's Detective Wallace on the other end, interrupting his solo moment.

Mia and Dexter's chemistry is on full display. The upbeat atmosphere provides a fun and carefree setting for their dynamic interaction.

The indie folk tune plays quietly in the background as patrons bowl and socialize at the local hangout spot. The laid-back vibe of the music complements the relaxed atmosphere, making for a cozy night out with friends.

Dexter's wine date with Mia takes an unexpected turn when she reveals she doesn't operate by a strict moral code, a bombshell that shatters his initial impression of her.

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As Mia charms Marc at the bar, the sultry atmosphere is matched by the intensity of the music playing in the background - a perfect storm of seduction and intrigue. The scene pulses with a sense of danger and desire, as these two characters lock eyes and sparks fly.

As the credits roll, the soundtrack plays out, weaving together the emotional threads of Dexter's loss and yearning. The music underscores his existential crisis, leaving viewers with a haunting sense of closure.

The mournful atmosphere at Blessing's house is pierced by the haunting sound of [music], playing softly in the background during the memorial service for Prudence. The melancholic melody sets the tone for the somber gathering, as friends and family pay their respects to the deceased.

In a tense moment, Prater summons Dexter to his doorstep in front of Red's apartment building. Meanwhile, across town, Harrison takes a stroll that becomes a wake-up call when they stumble upon a New York University kiosk and are taken aback by the steep tuition costs.

Dexter tracks down notorious serial killer Gareth, aka "The Gemini Killer", to a local bookstore. This tense encounter marks a significant moment in their twisted game of cat and mouse.

Dexter Morgan catches up with his son Harrison at their go-to diner. The casual setting provides a rare glimpse into their strained relationship, as they sit down to discuss... well, whatever it is they need to talk about.

As Harrison exits the cozy café, he leaves behind a relaxed atmosphere. Meanwhile, Dexter shows his appreciation for the service by leaving a generous tip for the waitress.

In the helicopter, Dexter's stunned expression meets his eyes when Gareth "The Gemini Killer" shows up, seemingly unfazed. The unexpected twist: Gareth has a twin! This revelation hits just as the music kicks in, adding to the shock value.

The soundtrack to Prudence's memorial gathering is set against the intimate backdrop of Blessing's home. A fitting tribute plays in the background, honoring the life and legacy of the dearly departed.

As Dexter makes his way to Prater's Gardens, he confronts Gareth #2 following a bold decision that sets him on a collision course. The tense encounter unfolds in the midst of the lively atmosphere.

As Charley tends to Dexter's injury, we cut to Harrison pacing nervously on the campus of Collings University, eagerly awaiting a tour that will hopefully lead him closer to his dreams. This swift transition from medical care to academic aspirations underscores the fast-paced action in this pivotal moment.

After returning to New York City, Dexter reunites with his daughter Harrison for a college tour. Their visit takes an interesting turn when Harrison runs into Gigi on campus, and the two strike up a connection as upbeat indie-pop music fills the air.

As Batista spins and twirls with Blessing on the dance floor, the infectious beat of this retro hit transports Dexter back to sun-kissed Miami nights. To his surprise, he finds himself face-to-face with an old colleague who refuses to let go - even years after their professional split.

Dexter's quiet ride with Bautista takes a turn when the latter drops a bombshell: he's well aware of Dexter's darkest secrets. The tension builds as Dexter tries to keep his true nature under wraps.

Dexter sets up a makeshift killing zone in an abandoned Manhattan wig shop on summer break. The unlikely location is where he plans to take out Al Joly, his latest target.

Detective Claudette Wallace digs back into the Bay Harbor Butcher case files, listening intently as she scrolls through her phone with her Bluetooth headphones plugged in. She's reviewing old evidence and news articles from Miami Metro's investigation online.

Dexter Morgan shares a low-key lunch with his daughter Harrison at Applebee's, marking a rare instance of father-daughter bonding outside their dark and twisted lives. As they savor their meal, the tension and danger that often surround them momentarily take a backseat.

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Harrison treats Gigi to a night out at a local dance club. As they hit the floor, the pulsating beats and flashing lights set the tone for an evening of fun and romance. With drinks in hand, they lose themselves in the music and each other's company.

In the aftermath of a tense escape from the wig shop's deadly secret, Dexter takes a moment to inspect his vehicle, searching for any signs that his pursuers may have left behind - specifically, tracking devices. As he scans the car, he's on high alert, ready to uncover any potential clues that could lead back to him.

As Dexter makes a hasty exit with Harrison in tow, he briefs the boy on what's really going down. He reveals that Prater is just an alias, and that he himself killed the Dark Passenger to take on his identity and infiltrate Prater's gang - which also led to the demise of the Tattoo Collector and Gemini Killer.

Dexter arranges a secret meeting with Leon Prater, but things quickly take a dark turn when Angel Batista shows up first and warns Prater about Dexter's true identity. When Dexter finally arrives, he's met with a surprise: Charley holds him at gunpoint and forces him to accompany Leon down to the wine cellar.

In a shocking turn of events, Dexter releases Batista from restraints, only for the detective to launch a vicious attack. But before Batista can do any damage, Prater intervenes with a gunshot that takes down the detective. As Batista lies dying, he delivers a parting shot to Dexter, uttering "Dexter Morgan, you're welcome" - a phrase that leaves our troubled hero feeling enraged and despondent.

Brian warns Dexter that his fate is sealed at this location. Just as things seem grim, a call interrupts on Batista's phone - it's Quinn leaving a voicemail for Joey, but Dexter is too busy to respond.

As Prater calls to invite him to the afterparty, Dexter reluctantly heads back upstairs to reunite with his daughter Harrison - and potentially more trouble. Riding the elevator up, he can't help but wonder if loving someone is worth the cost of emotional turmoil.

At the gala, Wallace and Olivia are patiently waiting for Leon to arrive for their scheduled group photo. But as the minutes tick by, there's no sign of him - leaving his friends in a state of uncertainty.

At the police gala, partygoers hit the dance floor, letting loose and having a good time. The music pulses through the room, setting the tone for a night to remember. As the crowd sways to the beat, it's clear that everyone is just trying to have fun and leave their worries behind.

As Detective Wallace prepares to exit the gala, she's lured back in by the infectious beats from the DJ. She can't resist the urge to hit the dance floor alongside Melvin, letting loose and having a blast.

As chaos erupts outside, Wallace and Olivia head straight for the abandoned museum, joining other frantic guests. The air is thick with tension as they rush upstairs to examine the New York Ripper's gruesome weapon and Prater's cryptic file on the killer.