Yeah, totally! The moment the drums start thumping, the whole highway feels like a drum circle and every bumper is a syncopated beat. When a track drops a snare hit just as the car turns a corner, it’s like the music is pulling the scenery along—everything gets amplified, the headlights flash like stage lights, and the driver’s heart skips a beat. That’s why I love remixing soundtracks: I can make a boring stretch of road feel like a high‑speed chase scene by layering in those punchy rhythms and a little synth riff that feels like a heartbeat. It’s all about that instant sync between visual chaos and sonic rhythm, and that’s what makes a soundtrack truly unforgettable.