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Charmed, (2018).

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me getting back into listening to Ricky Martin, remembering he's a gay Puerto Rican man & Latin pop music icon, and that the Vera-Vaughns are canonically of Puerto Rican descent:

wait, so you're telling me that not fucking once was any of his music played during Charmed (2018)? Even though Maggie at least would probably be a fan? Or maybe Mel, considering he came out as a gay man in 2010 and is an activist for LGBTQ+ rights + has his own foundation to help victims of human trafficking?

and that Marisol didn't bother teaching her daughters Spanish, even though she would have immigrated to the USA as an adult in at least the early 1980s?

I call major bullshit.

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A Rant About Nightcore Music From My Twelve Year Old Self.

Ah, 2014. A time of mustaches, galaxy patterns, rainbow-vomiting unicorns and owl necklaces. Justin Bieber was arrested for possession of drug-laced biscuits, One Direction released what would be their final album - even if we didn’t know it at the time - and at the Oscars Elen Degeneres took that selfie with a bunch of actors that would become one of the most retweeted tweets of the year.

It would be in this environment that my twelve-year-old self would discover on the Youtube platform a type of video called ‘nightcore mashups’, where famous songs were mixed, with the beat speeded up and taking turns to sing verses of each song, almost like a Disney-style music battle.

Nightcore is a type of music editing where the speed and pitch of a song is increased by about 20%, giving the singer a higher pitched voice and the melody a more driving beat. It is usually complemented with a base of beats in the background and other additions to help the song sound better or blend in nicer with other songs.

There was a whole culture around this kind of music too. Sometimes they were popular songs: Counting Stars by OneRepublic, Angel With A Shotgun by The Cab, Heathens by Twenty One Pilots. Others were songs that either reached a high level of popularity in certain countries, or became known for their nightcore versions: This Little Girl by Cady Groves, Moonlight Shadow by Mike Oldfield ft Maggie Reilly, God Is A Girl by W&W and Groove Coverage. Whichever songs they were, they were fast-paced, they were catchy, and they were awesome.

Usually these fast-paced songs were uploaded to Youtube in a video with an anime-style illustration, camera movement or waves to the beat, and if it was a mix of songs, the one being played at the time would be coloured in, while the parts that were silent would be black and white (the first one that comes to mind was a medley of Ariana Grande cover songs).

This also limited it to a specific audience. Here it was very simple: you either liked nightcore music or you didn’t, and if you did, you were most likely one of the anime fans Minecraft/LOL players. It was certainly music that wouldn’t become trending until anime and video games became trendy with the popularisation of streaming platforms like Twitch.

So yes, the only ones who were jumping up and down in our room to the Nightcore version of Go Go Go Go Go! by 89ers (which must surely be the most iconic song of this genre, the classic video of this track currently has 24 million plays) in 2014 were the weirdos, but so what? The tunes were upbeat and gave you that boost of energy you sometimes needed to tidy up your room or finish work, or acted as an amazing soundtrack for a couple of rounds of your favourite video games.

Nowadays Nightcore music has gained fame again with the emergence of audio edits, usually used on the TikTok platform. Many of the old gems came back in audio format in compilations and edits, and even the practice of speeding up songs became popular again.

As weird as the songs may sound at times, the truth is that I can’t help but go back every couple of months to listen to my old playlists of Nightcore songs. There’s something about listening to songs I already know a bit faster, it’s like hearing them again for the first time. Besides, there’s no better music to get work done in the early hours of the morning than these upbeat background tunes, they just lift your spirits and wake you up better than a cup of coffee.

Antonia Vera

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