This song became a global hit for a reason—it mixes emotion, energy. At a steady 128 bpm, it fits climbs and interval work. Riders will connect with it the moment the beat drops.Read more…
Most of the Hanukkah songs you may have heard of wouldn’t be used in an indoor cycling class. We offer some fun alternatives that work great on a holiday playlist.Read more…
World Hello Day is November 21, and we’ve got you covered with over 180 songs for a Hello-themed ride! Whether you’re celebrating the spirit of connection or subbing a class for the first time, these playlists offer the perfect way to introduce yourself and kick things off on a positive note. Say hello, set the tone, and get ready for an unforgettable ride!Read more…
A cinematic pop track that’s all about strength and transformation, from an album that is making pop culture history.Read more…
This early ’80s classic blends nostalgia, rhythm, and energy for a perfectly paced flat road. It’s a fun reminder to embrace the moment and enjoy the ride.Read more…
World Freedom Day can be a powerful journey of resilience and empowerment, where each climb and sprint symbolizes breaking through personal barriers and celebrating the triumph of freedom. We have both a bucket playlist and a profile to celebrate the pursuit of freedom.Read more…
Let’s “mo”tivate: it’s mustache month! Here are two ideas for theme rides to promote Movember and men’s health. Plus two bucket playlists, one about men and boys, the other about none other than mustaches! Read more…
A brand-new song with the energy and soul of a classic.Read more…
A ’90s anthem that builds from soft pedal strokes to an emotional push that leaves everything on the road.Read more…
Take your riders on a 50-year flashback! Each year, you can celebrate the hits from half a century ago with a themed ride full of nostalgia, stories, and timeless music. We’ll show you how to find the top songs, add fun trivia, and build a “bucket playlist” you can return to again and again. This year, we’ve already done the work for you…presenting, 1975!Read more…