Half-time-feel 90 BPM hybrid dubstep in D minor, built on braams, distorted bass and trailer drums with crowd-style oohs and ahhs adding terrace atmosphere. The shortest cue on the set at 1:26, it climbs quickly to a heavy backend drop suited to tournament footage.
G# minor hybrid sports cue at 90 BPM, pairing stomping percussion and trailer drums with braam hits, gritty synth bass and chanted background vocal oohs. A straight 1:30 build-and-drop structure aimed at team-based montages rather than individual hero moments.
The slowest and heaviest-stepping cue here at 80 BPM in F minor, giving the braams, sub bass and trailer drums extra weight per hit. Vocal samples and FX punctuate rather than sing, and the arc drives toward a large final drop fitting a last-minute effort narrative.
E minor hybrid dubstep at 90 BPM with stomps, trailer drums, braams and a bass-forward drop, coloured by chopped vocal samples and FX instead of sung parts. 1:28 of aggressive forward drive built for goal-scoring and win-clinching footage.
At 1:33 the longest cue on the album, an F minor 90 BPM hybrid build with braams, fat synth bass, trailer drums and crowd-like vocal oohs and ahhs. The extra length allows a longer ramp before the big backend, useful for player-profile edits.
C minor hybrid sports cue at 90 BPM, its stomping percussion, braams and heavy bass drop framed by stadium-style background vocals. The bright-rooted minor centre and 1:28 length lean toward celebration and trophy-lift footage.
The fastest of the half-time-feel cues at 100 BPM in G minor, and the shortest overall at 1:19, so the braams, trailer drums and distorted bass hit in rapid succession. Crowd oohs and ahhs push the effort-and-grit angle implied by the title.
The outlier of the set: 120 BPM and the only major-key cue, in G, so the trailer drums, braams and synth bass push a brighter, faster and more triumphant charge. At 1:24 it works where the darker minor cues feel too heavy.
E minor at 90 BPM, sharing the album's braam-and-trailer-drum backbone with heavy bass and crowd oohs and ahhs across 1:31. Positioned as the tension-plus-payoff option for extended-play drama, with the same key as "Get The Win" for easy edit-to-edit matching.