Friday Favorites: This Female DJ’s Music Makes You Feel Better
Women are vastly underrepresented in electronic music. This female DJ’s song can be used for warm-up, a climb, or when you just want to feel better.Read more…
Women are vastly underrepresented in electronic music. This female DJ’s song can be used for warm-up, a climb, or when you just want to feel better.Read more…
Dance hall from the early ’90s = a solid interval or endurance track!Read more…
I’ve not loved a mainstream song as much as this one lately. I cannot stop playing it (and also punishing my legs)! This is great for some quick interval work, or a great song to throw sprints into. Either way, it’s sure to be a hit.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…
A short but challenging climbing song with a reminder to keep looking forward when life is getting you down.Read more…
This week we’re taking it back to the ’90s, and I promise you’ll love it. This track is all about letting go of the little things and focusing on just being present. Plus, it can be a really gnarly climbing interval if you like!Read more…
The ideal long song for a fast climbing effort such as a sweet-spot interval, a threshold or over/under interval, or a 4-3-2 ramp.Read more…
This peppy indie track will find lots of uses in your quiver!Read more…
This heavy bass trap tune, characterized by echoing vocals and a menacing underlying synth, sets the tone for riders facing a high-energy effort. As they navigate through the challenge, they’re driven by sheer determination and the will to push beyond their limits, feeling as if their bodies become conduits for pure kinetic energy. With each pedal stroke, they’re propelled forward until there’s nothing left but the echo of their own relentless pursuit.Read more…
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