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[Classic] Nightcore Masterpieces | Introducing the Latest Tracks Too

Nightcore, a niche genre that’s gained popularity primarily on LimeWire and YouTube.

Created in 2002 by the Norway-born DJ group Nightcore, the genre took its name directly from the group itself.

One of nightcore’s main appeals is the consistency across tracks.

At its core, nightcore is defined as a pitched-up remix.

This higher pitch creates a sense of uniformity, and as a result, most works are finished to a high standard.

This time, we’ve picked out some staple tracks from the nightcore genre.

[Classic] Nightcore Masterpieces | Introducing the Newest Tracks (1–10)

Angel of DarknessAlex C. feat. Yasmin K

The work that gained popularity in Japan, “Angel of Darkness.” Released in 2003, this track became popular as a classic trance tune.

Back then, genres like trance and Eurobeat were extremely popular in Japan and were often played in clubs, so I’m sure many people find it familiar.

As for “Angel of Darkness,” the nightcore remix gives it an even more upbeat sound.

Be sure to compare it with the original!

Everytime We TouchCascada

Nightcore – Everytime We Touch (Remix) ✕
Everytime We TouchCascada

Cascada, a Eurodance group that gained popularity in Europe.

In the United States, they’re known as key figures who helped spread Eurodance, and in Japan they enjoy high recognition thanks to the popularity of Eurobeat and trance.

One of their hit songs is “Everytime We Touch.” It’s a quintessential Eurodance track, and in this Nightcore remix, the instrumental is emphasized.

Be sure to check it out.

PoisonGroove Coverage

Groove Coverage – Poison (Official Video)
PoisonGroove Coverage

Groove Coverage, a Euro-trance band that achieved massive popularity in Germany, has also enjoyed global hits and retains a dedicated fanbase in Japan, where Eurobeat and trance are especially popular.

One of their classic tracks is Poison.

While the song features catchy vocals, the interlude delivers a deeply immersive trance experience.

Even in this nightcore remix, the arrangement brings out the original strengths of the track while adding a fresh twist.

[Classic] Nighthcore Masterpieces | Introducing the Latest Tracks (11–20)

Kiss my eyes and lay me to sleepAFI

[HD] Nightcore – Kiss my eyes and lay me to sleep (Lyrics!)
Kiss my eyes and lay me to sleepAFI

AFI is a rock band from California.

Their distinctive sound mixes punk rock with unique genres like horror pop and gothic rock, earning them immense support in the gothic scene.

“Kiss my eyes and lay me to sleep” is a nightcore remix of the first half of one of their hit songs, “Miss Murder.” In the original, the track shifts into a horror-tinged punk rock style when the chorus hits, so if you like this version, try comparing it with the original as well.

ClarityZedd

Zedd is a music producer based in Germany who enjoys overwhelming support in the current electro music scene.

As one of the key figures who popularized electro house, he has produced a string of global hits.

One of his hit songs, Clarity, is a classic electro house track.

I think almost everyone has heard it at least once.

In this nightcore remix version, the sense of speed is emphasized.

This Little GirlCady Groves

Cady Groves is an American singer-songwriter who gained popularity with catchy pop and pop rock.

She was a heavy drinker and sadly passed away at the young age of 30, but her works that portray girls’ feelings realistically are still popular today.

Her classic “This Little Girl” is a track with a strikingly impactful, mentally unstable vibe, built around the idea that “any girl can become a killer.” The nightcore remix further amplifies that mood, so be sure to check it out.

Anima LiberaEMI

「Nightcore」 → Anima Libera
Anima LiberaEMI

Emi’s classic “Anima Libera,” which has gained popularity as a nightcore track.

There isn’t much information available, so I couldn’t find out a lot, but I believe it’s an original nightcore song.

Overall, it carries the vibe of Eurodance and Eurobeat, yet it lacks the old-fashioned feel that Eurodance can often have.

Perhaps that’s because its overall structure resembles modern electronic music.