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
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
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)
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
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.