Bronx Half-Marathon Soundtrack
From jazz and hip-hop to mambo and doo-wap, the Bronx is, and has been, both the flint and flame of the country’s musical wildfire. All the artists featured at the start line and finish line of the Bronx Half Marathon have been influenced by their time in the Bronx. The soundtrack below takes you on a journey through the Bronx from the 1950s through present day. We hope you enjoy listening to these tracks while you lay down tracks of your own in the Boogie Down.
| Artist | Song |
| Afrika Bambaataa (featuring James Brown) | Unity |
| Big Punisher (featuring MOP) | New York Giants |
| Billy Joel | Running On Ice |
| The Blue Magoos | (We Aint) Got Nothing Yet |
| Bobby Darin | You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby |
| The Chantels | Well, I Told You |
| Charlie Palmieri | Bronx Pachanga USA |
| The Chiffons | One Fine Day |
| The City Strikes Back | We Can Make It If We Move |
| The Cold Crush | The Bronx |
| Dion & The Belmonts | Run Around Sue |
| Fat Joe | It's Nothing or Get It Poppin |
| Grandmaster Caz | South Bronx Subway Rap |
| Grandmaster Flash & Melle Mel | Rapmania |
| Jennifer Lopez | Feelin So Good |
| Jimmy Sabater | Kool It Here Come The Fuzz |
| Johnny Pacheco (with Celia Cruz) | De La Verdegue |
| Kat DeLuna (featuring Akon) | Push Push |
| Kool Moe Dee | I Go To Work |
| KRS-One | South Bronx |
| La India | Cuando Hieres a Una Mujer |
| Laura Nyro | Eli's Coming |
| Mary J. Blige | I'm Fine |
| My Arcadia | Lulea (City By The Sea) |
| Nice & Smooth | Sometimes I Rhyme Slow |
| Ray Baretto | Together |
| Tall Dark & Handsome | The Bronx Is Back |
| Terror Squad | Take Me Home |
| Tito Puente | Tee Pee Mambo |
| Willie Colón | El Malo |
| Bronx Hello | Royal Crown Revue |
