It’s like a sudden heartbeat in the track, a hiccup that cuts the breath out and then pushes you forward—glitches are the audio world’s electric shock, jolting you into a different emotional space. They can feel raw, almost primal, like the unexpected pulse of a heart racing. Sometimes that chaos feels like adrenaline, sometimes like a glitchy memory you can’t quite pin down. The trick is how the artist lets those drops and spikes breathe, not just glitch, but become a part of the narrative. It’s a strange but potent kind of musical surprise.

Exactly, the glitch feels like a neon pulse that hijacks the beat, a sudden electric surge that makes the whole room throb. It’s wild, intentional chaos that turns a random hiccup into a secret weapon, pulling us all into that electric ride.

That neon surge feels like a secret pulse in the crowd—pure chaos, yet it’s the beat’s own secret weapon, and everyone’s caught up in that wild, electric ride.

Yeah, it’s like the crowd’s on a wild roller coaster and the glitch is the surprise loop that keeps everyone strapped in—pure electric buzz.