ytunes Songs by ELYAZ

Hype songs and motivational songs that pump you up

For the minutes before something big: a game, an exam, a stage, a long run.

Wildlands cover

Wildlands

156 BPM · D minor · 4:18

A choir and distant war cries come first, then it builds to big drops at 156 BPM. The first verse waits 31 seconds, long enough for a team to take the field.

When: For the team entrance and the final push. Chorus at 1:02.

Remember Home cover

Remember Home

155 BPM · D major · 3:09

No slow intro: the voice is in at 0:06, and the tempo is 155 BPM from the first beat.

When: For warm-ups and the last mile. Chorus at 0:47.

Wildlands (Festival Anthem) cover

Wildlands (Festival Anthem)

126 BPM · D minor · 4:52

Built for big stages, at 126 BPM, with almost five minutes of momentum.

When: For taking the field or walking on stage in front of a crowd. Chorus at 1:28.

Whispers cover

Whispers

128 BPM · C minor · 2:54

Hushed and almost wordless over a driving bassline, with powerful drops.

When: For the quiet minute of focus right before it starts.

For game day

Warm-ups, pregame and team entrances: Wildlands for taking the field, Remember Home for the warm-up, Whispers for the last quiet minute before kickoff or tip-off.

Motivation without lyrics

Wildlands also comes in an instrumental version, for studying, working or training without words in your head.

Common questions

What makes a good hype song?
A fast tempo, a hard drop and a moment the whole room can wait for. Wildlands has all three.
What are good hype songs for sports?
Wildlands for taking the field, at 156 BPM, and Remember Home for the warm-up, at 155.
Is there a motivational song without lyrics?
Yes, the instrumental version of Wildlands.

Also: Summer songs and beach songs for sunny days

Also: Good morning songs to wake up to

Also: Running songs by BPM: match your steps to the beat

All moods: happy songs and upbeat songs for a good mood