Sing With The Stars July 2026 |
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Greetings Musicians and Singers
July has arrived with the World Cup in full swing, and it feels like the right moment to bring some tournament classics back into the spotlight. Alongside a fresh batch of new MIDI files, backing tracks and multi-tracks, this month we're taking a look at some of football's most memorable anthems, along with a closer look at what multi-tracks can actually do for your live sets.
Whether you're chasing that big crowd moment or just want to add something new to your repertoire, there's plenty to get stuck into this month...
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New Songs – July 2026 Releases
This month's catalogue update brings a genuinely varied mix, from stadium rock staples to some of today's biggest chart names. Whether you're after something familiar for a wedding band set or a new challenge to learn this week, there's a strong batch of MIDI files, backing tracks and multi-tracks to dig into below.
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Feature:
World Cup Songs – Anthems Every Performer Should Know
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The world cup and football in general has produced some genuinely memorable songs over the years, and with the World Cup back in the spotlight , this is the perfect month to bring a few of them into your sets. From official tournament anthems to enduring fan favourites, these tracks tend to work well whether you're playing to a football crowd or simply want something upbeat and instantly familiar.
Why these songs work
Football anthems succeed because they're built for group singing. Simple, repeatable choruses, big emotional builds and a shared sense of occasion all help a room join in without needing much encouragement. Even audiences who aren't especially into football often know the words, which makes these songs surprisingly versatile outside tournament settings too.
Some classics worth having ready...
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Gloryland by Daryl Hall
A less obvious pick, but a genuinely stirring tournament song that can work well for performers wanting something a little different from the usual anthems.
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A quick tip: as with any themed material, these songs tend to land best in short bursts rather than back to back. Spacing them through a set keeps the energy fresh without tipping into novelty territory. |
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THIS MONTH'S
TOP 10 MULTI-TRACKS
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TRACKS CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION |
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Behind the scenes, our team is steadily working through a fresh batch of new tracks and requests. Here's a look at what's currently being produced, so you'll know what's coming to the catalogue in the weeks ahead.
- If not for you – Olivia NewtonJohn
- No one to blame – Howard Jones
- I like dreaming – Nolan
- You look like you love me – Ella Langley
- Bad day – Fuel
- I'll be there for you – Bon Jovi
- Cry to me – Wesley Braaksma
- Jacob's ladder – Huey Lewis
- Mark orchestral
- Runaway Train – Urban Tale
- The Ferryman – Derek Ryan
- Lady – D'Angelo
- First love – Mark Schultz
- Cant take my eyes off you – Chic
- I'm feeling alright (Blue) – David Guetta
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Getting More from Multi-Tracks
While football anthems are having their moment, it's also worth taking a closer look at one of our most flexible product types this month: multi-tracks. If you haven't used them before, or haven't explored them fully, this is a good time to start.
What makes multi-tracks different
Unlike a standard backing track, a multi-track separates out the different elements of a song, so you're not locked into one fixed mix. That means you can mute the lead vocal and sing it live, bring in a guest vocalist for one song without disrupting your whole set, or adjust the balance depending on the room and equipment you're working with. For performers who play a mix of venues, from small acoustic gigs to larger PA setups, that flexibility can make a real difference.
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If you'd like to see exactly how this works in practice, this short video walks through it clearly:
Watch here
You can browse the full range here:
Explore Multi-Tracks
Worth trying this month
If you're new to multi-tracks, a good way to start is by picking a song you already know well and experimenting with muting different elements. It's a quick way to understand how much control you actually have, and often changes how people use them going forward.
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That's everything for this month. Whether you end up adding a football anthem to your next set or experimenting with multi-tracks for the first time, we hope there's something here that's useful. We'll be back next month with more new releases and another look at what's coming out of the studio. As always, thanks for being part of the Song Galaxy community.
The Song Galaxy Team
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