According to the artist, the song is intended to sound like an alcoholic’s internal dialogue. Released in 1996, it found new life on the soundtrack of a cult film. In 2004, it was voted as the fourth-best dance track ever. Read more…
This week’s track is a short one, but you don’t want to sleep on it. It has a driving beat that will help elevate your riders’ pedal stroke and rhythm to a new level. Read more…
There are moments when I want the lyrics and the melody of the song to be the only thing that matter.Read more…
This versatile song can be used as a flat road or a heavy climb. A remix from two talented musicians who also have the dance moves.Read more…
If you or your riders appreciate long classic rock songs with extended guitar solos like Neil Young’s “Southern Man,” this current rocker is for you. Just hit play and then climb, climb, climb….Read more…
Two spellbinding songs from the same double remix album that together create an ethereal 15-minute climb with mesmerizing, tribal drumbeats. It’s more than just a climb; it’s a transformative journey through sound, rhythm, and the classic indoor cycling experience. Johnny G would be proud!Read more…
If you haven’t discovered this artist yet, I think you’ll like what you hear! Her upbeat and catchy songs are filled with positive messages, perfect for the New Year, feel-good fundraising events, or any time you want to spread a good message. Oh, and they push you to work harder, too!Read more…
Use when your class is already hot and steamy! Read more…
We often carry so much stress with us, and use exercise as a way to release it. What better than a song that reminds you to let go of the worry and enjoy life? Don’t you worry, everything is going to be all right!Read more…
This week’s suggestion is a song from the early 2000s that continues to be one of my all-time favorites. It has a soothing melody, soulful vocals, and encourages us to remember we are nothing short of amazing. Read more…