Friday Favorites: An Emotional and Poignant Song for Surge Intervals
With so much emotional power at work, it’s a nice song to use for surge intervals.Read more…
With so much emotional power at work, it’s a nice song to use for surge intervals.Read more…
I’ve played this song in my class four times, and the response was immediate: people loved the beat; the gorgeous, airy soprano voice; the energy. My first clue was the head bobbing!Read more…
What is remarkable about the music is the genre—”post-rock”—definitely rock, but absent the guitar hooks, with more instrumentals and an ambient sound.Read more…
This is a gorgeous song by an indie band from upstate New York with lots of sonic modulation, dreamy and ethereal vocals, and driving fuzz guitar.Read more…
This song is the perfect example of a well-crafted pop track that will tap into your riders’ latent sense of song structure—and make them want to work.Read more…
This new group is influenced by acts like The Strokes but with a warmer, dance-punk revival tone. Read more…
Use when your class is already hot and steamy! Read more…
Music should get us out of our comfort zone, not into it. This song, like so many other by this band, does the trick.Read more…
This song was made for FTP intervals!Read more…
Try this mixture of electronic, indie, rock, and dream-pop.Read more…
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