sped up + slowed

“Another Love” has gained attention in both its slowed down and sped up versions. The slower take allows for a more reflective vibe, while the sped-up version injects energy, making it great for dance floors. “Shut Up and Dance” in its sped-up form keeps the momentum high, appealing to those looking for a fun party track.

Other popular tracks include “Rock Your Body” slowed down, which gives a fresh twist, and “Surrender” with slowed and reverb effects that enhance its depth. “Pumped Up Kicks” is also notable, available in both slowed + reverb and sped-up versions, showcasing its versatility. “Bad to The Bone” and “Nervous - The Neighbourhood” both in sped-up versions, add a punchy vibe to playlists.

“Nice To Meet You” featuring Myles Smith is another upbeat choice, perfect for those who enjoy a faster pace. These tracks reflect a mix of moods and styles, appealing to a wide audience across different settings.

The latest album from the Indonesian electronic and dance artist is titled “The Script (2024).” This release features a mix of energetic tracks that aim to connect with fans of the genre. Alongside the album, several singles have been making waves in the music scene.

The single “Don't Go (Nightcore & Sped up Mix) (2025)” offers an upbeat tempo that fits well within the dance music landscape. Collaborations also stand out, such as “I need to know (feat. Denon Reed & Cru2) [Sped Up + Slowed Down] (2025),” which showcases different elements of speed and rhythm. Additionally, the track “Nice To Meet You (feat. Myles Smith) [Sped Up] (2025)” and its slowed-down counterpart provide listeners with varied experiences, catering to different listening preferences. Each track contributes to the evolving sound that characterizes the artist's recent work, highlighting their versatility in production.

The collaboration on “Surrender - slowed + reverb” features Natalie Taylor. This track blends Taylor's vocals with a slower tempo and reverb effects, creating a unique vibe that stands out in the electronic scene. The combination offers a different listening experience, appealing to fans looking for something more atmospheric.

Another notable collaboration is “Nice To Meet You (feat. Myles Smith) - Sped Up.” In this track, Myles Smith's contributions enhance the energy, making it a lively addition to dance playlists. “Bad to The Bone - Sped Up,” featuring A1 Hunna and Jedz, also brings an upbeat tempo, showcasing a strong partnership that resonates well with audiences.

“I need to know (feat. Denon Reed & Cru2) - Sped Up” highlights Denon Reed’s input, adding depth to the overall sound. Lastly, “Flashy mad b_tch” with Syrex delivers a distinct flair, further diversifying the artist’s collaborations. Each track demonstrates a commitment to dynamic partnerships within the electronic and dance music landscape.