I’ve got an epic Spotify bucket playlist with a whopping 270+ songs that I’ve been curating for years and it’s time to share it with you. It’s like my musical time machine, and I’ve always thought of unleashing it as a themed ride on days of the week. What better day to turn this into a reality than on National Thank God It’s Monday Day? While it’s filled with songs about Monday, it also contains songs about every day of the week, including the weekend—you can call it a sonic journey through the entire week!Read more…

Celebrate National Violin Day with a playlist that showcases the powerful, emotional, and energizing magic of string instruments. From soaring climbs to steady flats, violins add depth and intensity to every pedal stroke. Discover how these timeless melodies can transform your next ride! We’ve got you covered with 160 songs in our bucket playlist.Read more…

If you’re ready to bring a fresh kind of high-energy drive to your indoor cycling classes, drum and bass (D&B) might be your new secret weapon. With fast, rolling rhythms and deep, pulsing basslines, this genre works beautifully for endurance flats, FTP tests, VO2 max efforts, and even short anaerobic pushes. We’ve also included numerous song suggestions and a dozen cue ideas to help you match the unique flow and intensity of D&B tracks—keeping cadence high and energy steady from start to finish.Read more…

Looking for a track that meets you where you are—whether you’re zoning in on form, grinding through intervals, or finding your rhythm on a flat road? This one builds without pushing, drives without overwhelming, and somehow makes every pedal stroke feel intentional. It’s been on repeat in my rides lately, and once you try it, you’ll see why.Read more…

We’ve given you a ton of 1980s bucket playlists and class profiles, but now it’s time to crank up the dial on the next decade—the 1990s. I’ve pulled together hundreds of ’90s songs you can sprinkle into your cycling classes, whether you’re planning a full-blown decades ride or just want to drop in a nostalgic banger or two.Read more…