Elle Madison Reimagines I Fell From Grace With Sped Up and Chopped Versions

Elle Madison
Dec 28, 2025
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Elle Madison Expands I Fell From Grace With Nightcore and Southside Versions

Elle Madison has released her newest single I Fell From Grace, offering listeners three distinct versions of the track: the original release, I Fell From Grace (Nightcore), and I Fell From Grace (Southside). The single was released on November 28, 2025, and showcases Elle Madison’s interest in reimagining her work through different remix cultures (Amazon Music, 2025; Apple Music, 2025).

What Is Nightcore?

Nightcore (aka Sped Up) is a remix style that involves speeding up a song’s tempo and pitch, resulting in a brighter, faster, and more energetic sound. Originating from online remix communities, Nightcore edits often transform the emotional tone of a track by making vocals higher and rhythms more urgent (Wikipedia contributors, 2025a). I Fell From Grace (Nightcore) is an official sped-up version released by Elle Madison as part of the single, offering a high-energy alternative to the original recording (Amazon Music, 2025).

What Is the Southside Version?

The Southside version of I Fell From Grace draws from the chopped and screwed remix tradition. Chopped and screwed is a style that emerged from Houston’s Southside hip-hop scene in the early 1990s, pioneered by DJ Screw. This technique typically slows down the tempo of a song and incorporates rhythmic chopping, repeated sections, and manipulated transitions to create a heavier, more hypnotic atmosphere (Wikipedia contributors, 2025b). Elle Madison’s Southside version applies these characteristics to present a slowed-down reinterpretation of the track that contrasts sharply with the Nightcore edit.

By releasing both the Nightcore and chopped and screwed Southside versions alongside the original, Elle Madison gives listeners multiple ways to experience I Fell From Grace, highlighting the track’s adaptability across different remix styles and sonic moods (Amazon Music, 2025).