Three years after turning into the most recent department of the US Armed Forces, the House Power has an official track. Titled “Semper Supra” (or “At all times Above,” if you happen to’re not a fan of Latin), the tune made its debut on Tuesday on the 2022 Air, House and Cyber Convention in Maryland. Now, earlier than I say the rest about it, I feel it’s greatest you hear the track for your self.

If you happen to ask me, it’s jauntier than I anticipated, significantly for a track that’s speculated to embody a Twenty first-century navy department. Based on Chief of House Operations John Raymond, the House Power needed a track that “spoke to our Guardians” – and, no, he’s not speaking about Future 2 gamers.

The eight strains of lyrics you hear had been the results of “years of analysis and revisions.” Former service and US Air Power Band member James Teachenor wrote “Semper Supra” with Common Raymond’s assist. “The track was an extended work in progress as a result of I needed it to embody all of the capabilities that the House Power gives and its imaginative and prescient,” Teachenor stated. As soon as the 2 settled on the track’s lyrics, they recruited Sean Nelson of the US Coast Guard Band to create an association, with the USCG Band offering the instrumentation. 

If you happen to ask us, the ultimate product sounds a bit too related too to different Armed Forces tunes like “The Military Goes Rolling Alongside.” Personally, I feel the House Power ought to have gone down a prog rock route and made the track sound, you already know, spacey.