Every artist must come to accept the fact that one song will always eclipse their earlier and later works. This song transcends time and the latest remix is one you don’t want to miss.Read more…
This song rocks for long intervals. Unfortunately, we can’t publish the band’s name due to public decency regulations.Read more…
This 84 bpm trip-hop track from 1998 is incredibly versatile, working as either a flat or a climb at just about any intensity. At 6 minutes, it’s perfect for longer intervals or stepped intervals like the 3-2-1 efforts.Read more…
First released in 1999, this song captured my heart from the first day I heard it; it is possibly one of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever ridden to. I first used it in my Moving Mountains session at WSSC (World Spinning and Sports Conference) back in 2004. This song almost begs to have you close your eyes to it as you ride.Read more…
One of my favorite Indie groups released a new album the end of April and it’s as entreating as their first. Here are two songs: my favorite from their first album, the emotional song that gripped me the first moment I heard it, the one I refer to in my classes as “Suffering in Solidarity”. Also, a new song from the recent album, great for a fast climb. Read more…