Custom walk-up songs and team pump-up songs
A custom walk-up song is an original song made for one player or a whole team, with their name, number and style in it. Songs for the One makes walk-ups, season themes, rivalry hype songs and playoff or championship anthems from a short talk with Muse, for little league, travel ball, high school and college. You hear a free preview before paying $79.
What teams and players use it for
- A walk-up or entrance song with the player's own name in it
- A season theme the whole team can rally around
- Rivalry week and big-game pump-up songs
- Playoff, tournament and championship anthems
- A senior night or end-of-season tribute from parents or coaches
What to tell Muse
- Name, number, nickname and position
- The energy you want: hip-hop, rock, country, EDM or trap
- A catchphrase, chant or team saying
- The moment of the season everyone remembers
- How long the hook should be before the at-bat or entrance
How you can use it
- Practices, the dugout, the locker room and the bus
- Team parties, banquets and senior nights
- Unpaid team and family videos you share with friends and followers
Playing a song over the stadium speakers at ticketed or broadcast games, or using it in paid or sponsored content, needs a commercial license. Pro teams and athletes should email steve@songsfortheone.com first; we decide these case by case. Ask about a commercial license.
How it works
- Talk or type with Muse for about 3 to 7 minutes.
- Hear a free preview of your actual song.
- Unlock it, make changes with 5 free re-records, and share it by gift link.
What it costs
The Song is $79, Song + Cover Art is $99, and packages with a streaming release or video run from $149 to $499. You hear a free preview before you pay.
Questions
Can the song say my kid's name and number?
Yes. Tell Muse the name, number, nickname and position, and spell the name how it sounds if it is often said wrong.
Can I get a short walk-up clip?
Songs run about 2:40 to 3:40. Most families play the hook from the chorus for the walk-up; you can ask Muse to put the name in the first lines so it lands fast.
Is it okay for a pro or college athlete?
We can make it, but public playing at ticketed or broadcast events needs a commercial license. Email steve@songsfortheone.com before you order.
Is the singer a real person?
No. Songs are sung by AI vocals. You choose the voice type and style.