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NaisNias – Singapore’s EP

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My remixes of Singapore's patriotic songs. What else can I say? Oh yeah. *Insert witty comment here*

The caption in the cover is right!

Album Description:Oh hey! Welcome to another EP of mine!
This is Singapore’s EP, 3 tracks of Singapore’s patriotic songs. Sadly does not include Kit Chan – Home, and I won’t be planning to remix that anytime soon.
Enjoy the songs that I’ve remixed! As always, the first batch are the remixed versions, and the latter half are the instrumentals, should you want it. As always, the bootleg remixes are free to download, while the instrumentals are very cheap! So… yeah! That’s all for that. I’ll see you around soon!

Album on Soundcloud right here!

Album on Bandcamp is also right here!

Listen and/or download here! At someblogfromsingapore.com!

Or listen to them individually haha

Hugh Harrison & Jeremy Monteiro – One People, One Nation, One Singapore (NaisNias Remix)

Shabir, Sezairi, Shye & Linying – The Road Ahead (NaisNias Remix)

Hugh Harrison & Jeremy Monteiro – Stand Up for Singapore (NaisNias Remix)

Instrumental versions!

One People, One Nation, One Singapore!

The Road Ahead

Stand Up for Singapore!

By Niyaz, ago
wait what that's her holding a dildo there for some reason

Calamity

YES YES YES AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WOWO WOW NICEEEEE

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Finally, an actual clubbing music with some retention to listening to it. I did it!

Original Name: Stupid Low-Quality Nightcore

Original Description: HoHooHHoHHOO BOI I DID A HANDS UP TRACK I AM NOW THE DJ KING!!!111

BPM: 143.8

Genre: Hands Up

Original file name: “Actual nightcore1.mp3”

Storytime folks

I went to some clubbing place in Malaysia and I took the beat from that. It was definitely nightcore (hence the original name),  I tried making the song uniquely different, I guess!

The “sudden” hardstyle drop was made because of inspiration from Hands Up music. It was essentially a drop within a drop. Wow lol, how did I even manage that…

Not sure why I went with “Calamity” however. Felt like a one-word song title would work here. “Why is the name after a disastrous event?” You may ask. Maybe what I was thinking about “Shaking the dance floor”. And when the dance floor shakes, well, you know, earthquakes. Hence, Calamity.

This song took many months to make, mostly because I haven’t been inspired enough to complete the song (very evident in the 3:30 mark). Alas. It is done. 6 raw minutes of just clubbing music. How about them apples, eh?

By Niyaz, ago