Brett Lawrie controls the beat for surging White Sox

In 2005, the White Sox anthem was Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing,” which started after a group of Sox players requested it at a karaoke bar in Baltimore. The song spread to the fans and become so intertwined with the team’s outrageously good fortunes that Steve Perry started hanging around the team during the World Series run.

Eleven years later, the new Sox anthem is played in secret in the clubhouse and it’s a little less familiar to the average fan.

“’The Hum’ by Dimitri from Vegas,” White Sox second baseman Brett Lawrie said. “Before every single game.”

“That’s kind of our anthem to this point,” reliever Zach Duke said. “Everybody gets into it.”

When you talk about a new vibe in the White…