Why is Spotify full of faster versions of pop hits? Let’s bring you up to speed.

Spotify, like many other streaming music platforms, uses a feature called “tempo adjustments” that allows users to listen to songs at a faster or slower tempo than the original recording. This feature can be found in the “Playback” section of the app’s settings.

One reason that Spotify and other music platforms may have a lot of faster versions of pop hits is that some users enjoy listening to music at a faster tempo, whether it be for working out or other activities. Additionally, some users may find that the faster tempo versions of songs make it easier to sing along or dance to the music.

Another reason is that it can be an effective way for DJs, Producers and remixers to add their own twist and showcase their own skills by creating a faster version of an existing song and releasing it. These remixes can be popular among music listeners, it can also help to attract new audiences or just to make the song more energetic or upbeat to play it in parties or work outs.

However, it’s also important to note that not all users of Spotify or other music platforms use the tempo adjustment feature. Many listeners still prefer to listen to songs at their original tempo and it is possible to switch off the feature and disable the tempo adjustments altogether.