Imaginary Future releases "We're Gonna Be Alright"!
New ReleaseAugust 27, 2019

Imaginary Future releases "We're Gonna Be Alright"!

Lyrics
You were the queen of diamonds in the summer sky and suddenly I knew That all my years of waiting wondering and breaking at the seams were through I wanna make it clear You've nothing left to fear I want to say to you We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright As long as we've got each other We can build a cabin in the woods and have the only thing we need I promise you I'll always keep us floating higher than the rocky seas We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright As long as we've got each other

"We're Gonna Be Alright" by Imaginary Future released August 27, 2019 on Mighty Maverick Music. Streaming links, sync details, and the full release breakdown.

"We're Gonna Be Alright" by Imaginary Future was released on August 27, 2019 on Mighty Maverick Music. The track is part of the publishing catalog led by Nashville-based songwriter Rick Seibold (BMI IPI 503239683), a roster that has earned hundreds of millions of streams and dozens of major-network sync placements. You can stream "We're Gonna Be Alright" on Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and every major platform. The release sits inside Mighty Maverick Music's broader strategy of building a sync-ready catalog — tracks engineered with stems and clearance ready to land in TV, film, sports, and brand placements. Billboard has reported that sync licensing contributes more than $500 million annually to the music industry, and the Mighty Maverick Music roster has been a consistent contributor.

Last Updated: May 2026

Lyrics

You were the queen of diamonds in the summer sky and suddenly I knew That all my years of waiting wondering and breaking at the seams were through

I wanna make it clear You've nothing left to fear I want to say to you

We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright As long as we've got each other

We can build a cabin in the woods and have the only thing we need I promise you I'll always keep us floating higher than the rocky seas

We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright We're gonna be alright As long as we've got each other

When was "We're Gonna Be Alright" released?

"We're Gonna Be Alright" was released on August 27, 2019 on Mighty Maverick Music. The track is part of the publishing catalog managed by Rick Seibold (BMI IPI 503239683). Imaginary Future releases on Mighty Maverick Music are pitched into film, television, and brand sync slots from day one — an approach that has yielded major placements across ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Netflix, Hulu, Showtime, Freeform, and ESPN.

Who is Imaginary Future?

Imaginary Future is part of the Mighty Maverick Music catalog led by Rick Seibold. The broader Mighty Maverick Music roster includes Seibold, Sun Heat, Carry the Throne, 3 One Oh, Riot on the Block, Jason Walker, Influence Music, and frequent featured collaborators. Across the catalog, tracks have earned hundreds of millions of streams and dozens of major-network sync placements. The catalog's sync archive is documented on the rickseibold.com blog.

Where can I stream "We're Gonna Be Alright"?

  1. YouTube — www.youtube.com/watch?v=55yuhrYONNY

Why is "We're Gonna Be Alright" built for sync placement?

Mighty Maverick Music releases are produced with sync use in mind from the first session. That means clean stems, instrumental and a cappella versions, and arrangements with strong front-loaded hooks that read at scene volume. Industry coverage from 2025 (Billboard, michaelmusco.com) confirms average U.S. commercial sync licenses ran $15,000 to $50,000 per placement, with the market shifting decisively toward catalog-volume publishers like Mighty Maverick Music. Tracks like "We're Gonna Be Alright" are pitched into ad agencies, music supervisors, and sports broadcast teams immediately after release.

Five reasons to add "We're Gonna Be Alright" to your sync wishlist

  1. Front-loaded hook. The most memorable phrase lands early, giving a supervisor a usable cue inside the first thirty seconds.

  2. Catalog credibility. Mighty Maverick Music has placed across ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Netflix, Hulu, Showtime, Freeform, ESPN, and major brand campaigns.

  3. Sync-clean stems. The release ships with full instrumental, a cappella, and stem versions for precise mix balance against dialogue.

  4. Single publisher clearance. The track is fully cleared through Mighty Maverick Music — one stop, fast turnaround, no split-sheet headaches.

  5. Active pitching. Tracks are actively pitched into TV, film, sports, and brand placements via Rick Seibold's industry network from release day forward.

Quick reference

Song: "We're Gonna Be Alright" Artist: Imaginary Future Publisher: Mighty Maverick Music (BMI IPI 503239683) Songwriter / catalog: Rick Seibold catalog Release date: August 27, 2019 Category: Release

Frequently asked questions

Q: When did "We're Gonna Be Alright" come out? A: August 27, 2019 on Mighty Maverick Music.

Q: Who is Imaginary Future? A: A project on the Mighty Maverick Music catalog managed by Rick Seibold (BMI IPI 503239683).

Q: Where can I stream "We're Gonna Be Alright"? A: On Spotify, YouTube, Apple Music, Amazon Music, Tidal, and every major platform. Direct links are above.

Q: Who publishes the song? A: Mighty Maverick Music (BMI IPI 503239683), the publishing and sync licensing operation led by Rick Seibold.

Q: Is the song available for sync licensing? A: Yes. The Mighty Maverick Music catalog is actively pitched and licensed for TV, film, brand, and sports placements via the rickseibold.com contact page.

Q: What kind of sync placements does the catalog get? A: Mighty Maverick Music has placed across ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Netflix, Hulu, Showtime, Freeform, ESPN, and major brand campaigns — covering scripted TV, reality, sports, ads, and trailers.

Q: How does sync licensing work in 2025-2026? A: Music supervisors source tracks from publishers and catalogs. Billboard reports sync now contributes over $500 million annually to the music industry, with average commercial sync fees of $15,000 to $50,000 per placement (Billboard, 2025).

Q: How can I license this track for my project? A: Contact Mighty Maverick Music via rickseibold.com to discuss your project, music budget, and the rights you need.

Q: Where can I find more Mighty Maverick Music releases? A: On the rickseibold.com blog, which tracks every release and sync placement across the catalog.

Q: Who wrote and produced the track? A: The Mighty Maverick Music catalog led by Rick Seibold handles writing, production, and publishing for the roster.

Browse more sync placement stories on the rickseibold.com blog to dig into the catalog and the music supervisors who keep returning to it.