[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.
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Around The WorldA Touch Of Class
Touch of Class is a German music group formed by artists of various nationalities, including Australia, Italy, and the United Kingdom.
They are a globally renowned group and are well known in Japan, where Eurodance is particularly popular.
Their biggest hit song is Around The World.
With its distinctive melody, it pairs exceptionally well with nightcore.
Compared to the original, this version has a more serious tone, so be sure to listen and compare.
DollhouseMelanie Martinez
Melanie Martinez is a multi-artist from the United States with various titles, including singer, actress, screenwriter, director, and photographer.
With a musical style rooted in art pop and alternative pop, she has a devoted core fanbase.
One of her iconic songs is “Dollhouse,” an ennui-laden piece with a gothic atmosphere.
In this nightcore remix version, its sensual vibe is further emphasized.
Be sure to check it out.
At my worstAiSh
If you like laid-back nightcore, I recommend “At My Worst.” While nightcore is typically dominated by genres like trance and Eurodance, “At My Worst” has a moody, acoustic vibe.
If you enjoy the musical style of Ed Sheeran or early Bruno Mars, this track will likely hit the spot.
It’s also a great pick for those who aren’t accustomed to listening to nightcore.
DemonsMAX, Kurt Schneider
The piece “Demons,” created by singer-songwriter Kurt Hugo Schneider—who has gained popularity for his catchy musical style—and Max Schneider—who’s known for blending R&B and pop—has won fans with its structure, featuring an extremely catchy and emotional melody.
In this Nightcore remix version, that moving atmosphere remains intact, resulting in a Nightcore track that’s truly touching.
I Don’t CareEd Sheeran & Justin Bieber
If you’re looking for a nightcore remix of a famous song, I recommend this version of “I Don’t Care.” Originally released in 2019 by Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber, the track has an overall tropical vibe.
In this nightcore remix, the tempo is faster, shifting the feel from tropical to something more like dancehall reggae.
Definitely try comparing it with the original.
Lemon TreeFools Garden
Fool’s Garden is a German music group.
As a German group representing Britpop, their songs carry essences of The Beatles and The Who.
One of their signature tracks is Lemon Tree.
The first half unfolds with a melody that exudes a gothic atmosphere, but when the chorus hits, it shifts into catchy Britpop reminiscent of The Beatles.
Unusually acoustic for nightcore, it’s recommended for those who want to enjoy a curveball take on the genre.
In conclusion
This time, I introduced some classic Nightcore tracks, and as I mentioned at the beginning, each piece has a strong sense of cohesion, so compared to other genres, I felt that personal preferences tend to diverge less.
For those who love Nightcore, many of you probably find that high level of consistency especially appealing, don’t you think? At Rug Music, we also have articles featuring various other forms of electronic music.
Please be sure to check those out as well!