Music News: Robbie Rosen x Interstate Snake “Bring The Madness” video premiere
“Bring the Madness” tells a story as a metaphor for the madness of life in today’s world, where anything can happen, with elements of wonder, tongue-in-cheek kitsch and uplift.
Bring The Madness was originally written and produced as a featured song used in CBS Sports’ broadcasts of the 2026 NCAA Men’s College Basketball Championship (aka March Madness). The tournament begins with 64 teams who play through a series of highly competitive single elimination rounds over the span of 20 days leading to a dramatic final match when the champions are crowned. The fast paced, dramatic intensity of the tournament is tantamount to an adrenaline rush, which “brings the madness”.
The Tournament averaged 10.9 million viewers per game across CBS, TBS, TNT, and truTV, making it the second most-watched March Madness since 1994 and a 7% increase from the previous year. The men's national championship game between Michigan and UConn drew 18.3 million viewers.
Rob Aster (Managing Partner of RRHOT LLC and Indie Label iDreamology) partnered with songwriters Robbie Rosen and Beth Franco on creating a song suitable for this high profile event, and that also relates to the general madness of life in today’s world.
Interstate Snake provides an edgy horror film monologue Rap inspired by the late great American actor Vincent Price.
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