Centershift kickstarted The Ride with a hooking melody in a classic alternative sound, before slowing things down with an atmospheric verse with deep groovy bass. It smoothly escalates, gaining momentum till reaching the catchy emotional chorus, as The Ride has a big progressing sound with a deeply emotional layer and hypnotizing ambient vibes that keep the listener hooked. It has a flowing structure that smoothly takes the listeners through its twists and turns, getting harder as it goes and keeping the energetic boost going without compromising its soft heart-hitting core. The vocal melody’s powerful progression is very interesting, it shifts and takes forms that even magnify the music’s energy and feel, giving it an extra edge and easily translating it. 

The Ride is another solid piece with a multi-layered sound and strong delivery by Centershift. It perfectly shows their detailed writing and catchy flow, reflecting seasoned writing skills and deep influences. Looking forward to more from Centershift, keep on rocking. Cheers!

Usually, I go for music that has a melody in its core, and this is what the song is really about it’s actually as described has the spirit of “artists such as Landon Tewers, Sevdaliza, Missio, Stephen and Grandson and other “dark” parts that refer to Dana Dentata, Ghostemane and Istasha.” Frankly, his voice was the first thing that caught my ears really because I loved his technique which reminds me of the one and only Michael Jackson, among other influences such as Linkin Park. You would think that I am exaggerating but I believe when you gonna give a listen below you will feel the same immediately.

Also, I would like to salute the work that has been done over here with the music structure, I haven’t seen a song in 2021 so far with such tight dynamics, harmony along melody as an I mentioned earlier. Feel the incredible vibes below!

1. We have Pink’s ‘Trouble’, great for weight lifting. Makes you keep pumping that iron, and so is Rage Against The Machine ‘s ‘Testify’. 

2. On the treadmill and running and feeling like you are out of breath and at your limit? Dimmu Borgir’s ‘Burn in Hell’ will pump you back to speed and give you an extra few minutes.

3. Sit back and start spinning your legs on the bicycle while listing to AC/DC’s ‘Back in Black’ and Deff Leppard’s ‘Rock of Ages’ show your legs a limit they have never seen before.

4. Well, of course there are those of you out there that want to do yoga and think that there is no song that suits it. Well, you are wrong, Scorpions’ ‘Still Loving You’ does wonders with the breathing and the stretching.

5. Let’s get our blood pumping and our rage started with a little kickboxing while either Foo Fighters ‘Pretender’ or In this moment’s ‘Whore’ playing in the background:

6. Some cardio workout to start your day, AC/DC ‘You Shook Me All Night Long’

7. This one is for the ladies. Did you know that belly dancing is a form of exercise? Myrath’s ‘Merciless Times’ works best.

8. And of course the best workout song of all time that can work with any type of exercise, Survivor’s ‘Eye of the tiger’

Now there is no excuse, go get you exercises started in rocking way!

Written by: Nj bakr and Aya Eweis

Then suddenly a song comes up, you hear the song, your nerves start to shake and BOOM!! You are unstoppable! Well here then, I brought you the best pumping songs to put on your iPod/mp3 player in these situations;

10- ‘Black Dog’ by Led Zeppelin
Even through the whole song you can feel the adrenalin jitters moving up and down your body.

9-‘Stone Cold Crazy’ by Metallica
Personally this was my sit down and study song, I never actually passed the subjects but it did make me sit down at my desk and get in the mood to study, even if I just held the pencils and started drumming.

8- ‘Given Up’ by Linkin Park
Oddly enough this song used to help you do anything but give up.

7- ‘Sway’ by Coal Chamber
Best song to listen to when you want to do something that you are absolutely positive will get you in trouble.

6- ‘Riot’ by Three Days Grace
I think of this song whenever I have to stand up for myself to a bully who looks much larger than me, this song makes all the logical reasoning go away.

5- ‘The Pretender’ by Foo Fighters
This song just speaks for itself; there are no words to describe how this song pumps you up!

4- ‘Last Resort’ by Papa Roach
Though the lyrics might give you the impression of giving up, this song does well when you have had enough of something and need to punch a hole in the wall.

3- ‘Highway To Hell’ by AC/DC
Yup, I’m in my car, with my friends and I’m going to have a wild night, NO CAN STOP ME!!!

2-‘Eye Of The Tiger’ by Survivor
This song has been used and worn out, but still the best work out song out there.

1- ‘We will Rock You’ by Queen
#1 pumping song of all times, if this song doesn’t get your blood rushing and start banging the table I don’t know what will.

I hope you enjoyed this list and had a little blood rush, if you think I missed anything please feel free to suggest the song(s) in the comments bellow.