● High school sports season. One custom song. $40. Parents buy it. Coaches play it.
For parents of high school athletes
Buy the song. Give it to the coach. Hear it at practice.
A $40 custom song with the team name, the numbers, and this season. You pay. Then you finish the intake. The coach hits play at practice and on Friday night.
Coach can play it at practice
100% custom & original
MP3 you can text to the coach
Now Playing · Real Team Song
Bonita Bearcats
Hip-Hop · CIF Championship Hype
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↑ Bonita Bearcats, CIF champs. Real team. Real chorus. Press play.
$40
One custom song
★★★★★
From Real Parents
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What Parents Are Saying
Real emails. Real reactions.
Same inbox we use for every order. Last names and addresses redacted.
Kim “I cannot thank you enough. My family loves all three versions of the song.”Debbie “You guys just nailed it.”Sara “I couldn't stop crying. It was beautiful.”Jenna “You got it. I love it.”
Listen · Real songs
Hear a real team. Then hear a name in the chorus.
Bonita Bearcats is the sports proof. The next three show how a kid’s name and a season sound when we write from scratch. The full catalog is in the studio.
The sports sample
Bonita Bearcats — CIF champs
Hip-hop championship hype. Real mascot. Real chorus. This is the track parents send the coach. Why this is the proof track →
2:57 · Team hype
Senior Status (Jalen)
Senior-year energy with a first name in it. The vibe for a kid who wants the locker room to know it’s his last season.
3:02 · Senior athlete
Built For This (Marcus)
Dad-to-son pop-rock. Works when the song is as much for the parent as for the player.
4:36 · Family / send-off
Connor’s Graduation
Name, next school, the chapter after Friday nights. Same writers. Different job.
Pay $40. Then tell us the styles, the artists, and the roster.
How parents use it
Parents buy it. The coach hits play.
Each job is a different mix, not a different price. $40. Same writers. Same MP3 you can text.
Most common
Practice and locker room
Bluetooth speaker. Bus ride. Stretching circle. You start the intake. Someone texts the file. Coach tries it at the next practice — not as a formal assembly request.
When it plays: warm-ups, the locker, the ride home.
Game night
Friday night / gym PA
Original song, not a radio hit. Athletic directors are calmer about a custom MP3 than about blasting a chart track over the house system. Football-specific copy: custom high school football song →
When it plays: tunnel walk, timeout, after a score.
Individual intros
Walk-up and intros
A short cut with a name and a number. Baseball, softball, wrestling, basketball introductions. Walk-up guide →
When it plays: the 8–20 seconds before they step in.
Last home game
Senior night
Names of the seniors. Years on the team. Play it when they walk with their parents. Senior night guide →
When it plays: the walk, the video, the banquet.
End of season
Coach appreciation
The kids roast him a little and thank him a lot. One parent starts it. The group chat settles up. Coach guide →
When it plays: banquet, last practice, the group text.
That week
Rivalry week
Classy enough for the principal. Mean enough for the student section. Rivalry guide →
When it plays: the pep rally and the walk over.
Questions
The stuff parents ask before they start the $40 song.
Can the coach play this at practice and games?
Yes. You own personal-use rights. Coaches can play the MP3 in the locker room, at warm-ups, over the gym speakers, or on the Friday-night PA. It is an original song, not a copyrighted radio track, so you are not asking the school to risk a takedown on a pop song.
How does the $40 song work?
Pay $40. After checkout you land on the intake. We ask for five song-style ideas, five artists you like, and player names or a roster.
What details do you need?
Five song-style ideas, five artists you like, player names or a roster, plus team name and mascot, school, sport, and the vibe: locker-room hype, walk-up, senior night, or a thank-you to the coach. Inside jokes help. You fill that in on the intake.
How do I get the coach to actually play it?
Text the MP3. Ask them to try it at the next practice, not as a formal assembly request. If the kids lock in, it earns game-day minutes. We wrote a short playbook: how to get a song played at practice.
Is this only football?
No. Football is the loudest use case. We also write for basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, volleyball, wrestling, cheer, track, and anything else with a roster. Football-specific guide here.
The season is short. Give the team a song they will actually play.
