Not just one, but two powerful tracks by this artist that deliver cinematic intensity, emotional depth, and perfect coaching terrain for climbs, flats, and everything in between. This group has found its way into six ICA profiles so far! Read more…
This eclectic, clever mix of electronic, flamenco, and spaghetti western will have your class roaring up the hill as if to chase a bank robber getting away on horseback. Read more…
I use this artist’s music in my playlists as much now as I did when I became an instructor over 20 years ago. Why? Because their genius is timeless and appreciated by everyone from pop aficionados to rockers to house heads. Read more…
When you play this song as a warm-up or a recovery, your riders are going to think, “I have the coolest instructor ever!”Read more…
Some songs fill the room…and some quietly reshape it entirely. This track invites you to settle in, breathe, and let the rhythm guide you deeper than usual.Read more…
A steady, energetic groove built for sustained effort—perfect for long intervals at sweet spot or threshold, or a series of VO2 max repeats that keep riders locked in from start to finish.Read more…
This is one of those tracks that sneaks up on you. Ethnic textures layered over a steady, hypnotic beat. It feels expansive, cinematic…like the road just opened up in front of you.Read more…
Based on current events, protest songs have made a comeback. This one brings up issues that haven’t been properly addressed since its release over 20 years ago. But unlike most protest songs, the anger it brings to the streets can be channeled into energy in the cycle room.Read more…
It takes only a few seconds for the room to change. As those iconic opening beats pulse through the room, heads lift, smiles appear, and riders settle in, knowing they’re about to be carried through a long, demanding climb by a rhythm that has endured for decades.Read more…
With nearly 13 minutes of uninterrupted rhythm, this iconic house track creates the perfect environment for a deep, immersive climb. Spoken cues guide the listener through the anatomy of the music itself, encouraging focus, mindfulness, and connection. It’s not just something you ride to—it’s something you experience.Read more…