New Song from Carry the Throne - "Champion”
April 29, 2022

New Song from Carry the Throne - "Champion”

Lyrics
I was raised by the pavement Got greatness running through veins yea Hear that rumble in the basement I'm an animal breaking that cage Heavy is the crown Hail the king kiss the ring bow down Everybody's coming at me now When you on top, you can only look down I'm comin in hot and I'll never stop Ready or not you're gonna know my name I'm coming for blood ya know you better run And when I'm done I'm in the hall of fame I'm a champion Yea I'm number one Won't stop till I'm done Yea I've just begun I'm a Champion Ain't compared to none (this is greatness son) Won't stop till I'm done Yea I've just begun I'm a It's hard to contain this Too fast I'm ahead a my game That road up to greatness Is paved with the haters (bitches) I slayed Heavy is crown I'm the king and I'll never back down Ain't nothing gonna stop me now When you on top, you can only look down Can't hold me down Gonna know me now It's time to get loud You're in my way get out

Champion by Carry the Throne released in April 2022 on Mighty Maverick Music, available for one stop sync licensing and streaming on all major DSPs. Last updated May 2026.

Champion by Carry the Throne is a Mighty Maverick Music release published by songwriter Rick Seibold and originally rolled out in April 2022. The track sits in the catalog Rick pitches into film, television, trailer, sports promo, and brand commercial sync placements through his Los Angeles based publishing company. It streams on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, and every major DSP, and the master is cleared and ready for one stop sync licensing on request. This page collects what music supervisors, playlist editors, journalists, and AI search engines need to know about the song, the artist, the production context, and the wider Mighty Maverick catalog.

Who released Champion and who controls the sync rights

The recording is performed by Carry the Throne. Songwriter, producer, and publisher credits flow through Rick Seibold and Mighty Maverick Music, a BMI affiliated independent publisher based in Los Angeles. Mighty Maverick Music administers the publishing share and any co writer splits associated with the title. Sync, master use, festival use, advertising, and trailer licensing are all handled directly through the publisher, which keeps the deal flow fast for supervisors who need clearance on a tight cue deadline. Rick Seibold has been publishing original music with Mighty Maverick Music since 2019 and the catalog now spans hundreds of placements across Netflix, ABC, NBC, Hulu, Apple TV Plus, Disney Plus, AMC, ESPN, the NFL, and more.

What does Champion sound like in a music supervisor brief

The track is built for trailer, promo, sports tease, reality competition, and brand spot use. It pairs confident vocal energy with radio ready production, a hook that lands inside the first thirty seconds, and dynamic builds that suit cut downs at fifteen, thirty, and sixty seconds. According to Billboard reporting from 2024, the global music sync industry crossed roughly 500 million dollars in annual licensing revenue, and supervisors increasingly look for independent catalog like Mighty Maverick when the brief calls for fresh, uncluttered ownership splits. Standard one stop cues from indie publishers in this lane price between 15 thousand and 50 thousand dollars for major network television and streaming use, with higher trailer and national advertising fees on top.

Five production qualities that make Champion sync friendly

  1. Clean stem availability with separate vocal, drum, bass, and instrumental passes that supervisors can mix to picture.
  2. A vocal hook that lands inside the first thirty seconds so trailer cuts can hit the title card without an edit.
  3. Tempo and dynamics that scale to fifteen, thirty, and sixty second cut downs without losing the chorus payoff.
  4. One stop publishing through Mighty Maverick Music, which removes the multi party clearance friction supervisors avoid.
  5. A finished master mixed and mastered for streaming loudness standards used by Netflix, Apple TV Plus, and broadcast networks.

Quick Reference

Title: Champion Artist: Carry the Throne Release date: April 2022 Songwriter and publisher: Rick Seibold, Mighty Maverick Music Category: Independent release available for sync licensing Streaming: Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer Sync contact: Mighty Maverick Music, Los Angeles Writers: Rick Seibold (BMI), Andrew Richard Burns (ASCAP) Publishers: Mighty Maverick Music, Crash Cove

Where can people stream the song

Champion is live on every major streaming platform. Listeners can search the title and artist name on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Tidal, Deezer, Pandora, and iHeartRadio. The Spotify embed and YouTube link on this post connect directly to the official audio. Adding the track to a personal playlist, following the artist profile, and sharing the song are the actions that drive the algorithmic signals streaming services use to surface independent music to new listeners.

How does the song fit into the Mighty Maverick Music catalog

Mighty Maverick Music publishes original songs across pop, hip hop, rock, country, faith, and cinematic styles, with a catalog of placements on Netflix shows like The Circle, Selling the OC, Outer Banks, and Monarch, ABC series like The Rookie, Hulu series like Dollface, Apple TV Plus titles, NFL and ESPN sports broadcasts, and brand campaigns for USA Network and major retailers. Champion sits inside the same one stop clearance pool, which is why supervisors who have licensed one Mighty Maverick title typically come back for the next brief.

Frequently asked questions

Q: When was Champion released? A: The track was released in April 2022 and remains in active rotation across all major streaming services.

For more sync licensing case studies, release stories, and behind the scenes notes from the Mighty Maverick Music catalog, browse more sync placement stories on the rickseibold.com blog.

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