For some motive, I imagined the official Area Power track could be just like the Sixties Batman TV present theme, however with “Batman” changed with “Area Power.” I used to be very flawed. On Tuesday, Area Power revealed its official track, a patriotic tune stuffed with shimmering cymbals and references to house.
The track is named Semper Supra after Area Power’s motto, which is Latin for “at all times above.” Members of Area Power are referred to as guardians. “It was created to seize the esprit de corps of each present and future Guardians, and intends to deliver collectively service members by giving them a way of satisfaction,” Area Power mentioned in a press release.
The lyrics are transient: “We are the mighty watchful eye/Guardians past the blue/the invisible entrance line/warfighters courageous and true/boldly reaching into house/there is not any restrict to our sky/standing guard each evening and day/we are the Area Power from on excessive.”
Area Power, the latest department of the US army, has acquired some ribbing for every part from its title to its brand and uniforms, typically with sci-fi followers stating similarities to their favourite fictional franchises. It is somewhat more durable to discover a sci-fi reference in Semper Supra, however maybe it is price giving the Firefly theme track a contemporary hear: “You may’t take the sky from me.”
Singer/songwriter James Teachenor, a former member of the Air Power band on the Air Power Academy, was the first creator of the tune. Coast Guard trombonist Sean Nelson labored on the association, saying, “At first, it began with singing and the piano. I grew to become acquainted with the opposite branches’ songs, however I wished this one to have its personal trendy spin to replicate what the Area Power is — trendy, new and really superior.”
The marching band sound and choral association are paying homage to the theme songs for different branches of the US army. I am probably not choosing up on the trendy components of the tune, however it’s now totally caught in my head. At the least it isn’t Child Shark.
