I unexpectedly went viral on TikTok for making a mistake during one of my DJ sets, but saving the mix. 😅 (link below) It happened while playing the song "Push Up" by Creeds. I forgot the tempo range was set to "wide" on my controller and went to adjust the speed when a fader nudge dropped the track from around 140 bpm to 5. It created a creepy, trippy vocal effect, and after sharing the moment on TikTok, a lot of people liked it and wanted a full track. I mashed it up with a song from my favorite artists who inspired me to be a DJ in the first place, "Freak" from Sofi Tukker.

I am just now starting production lessons and this is my first attempt at a bootleg/mashup without much experience. I recorded some of the mix on my Pioneer XDJ-XZ-W, and finished it in Ableton Live. Look forward to my edits, remixes, and mashups being even better in the future when I know what I'm doing, but I know so many of you wanted the slowdown on SoundCloud, and I couldn't leave you hanging! It may not be the ideal bootleg I have in my head, but this challenge got me to open my DAW and experiment for the first time in a while, so I really appreciate the push from my new friends over on the clock app. 😊

A lot of the hype/fun feedback on my TikTok video was about the journey... watching me mess up and improvise my way back into the mix. I'm winging it 12+ hours a week on Twitch - live around 12 PM ET Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. If you don't see me live on Twitch around that time, check TikTok where I'm starting to livestream! Updates are also posted to Discord and on Instagram.

Push Up - Creeds *160 bpm*
Freak - Sofi Tukker *155 bpm*
Mashup *140* (starts at 120)

The viral TikTok --> https://www.tiktok.com/@djmablemusic/video/7210479146638708014

Freaky "Push Up" Bootleg (Creeds vs Sofi Tukker Mashup)

Freaky "Push Up" Bootleg (Creeds vs Sofi Tukker Mashup) - Mable

Mable is an EDM DJ and content creator based in Upstate New York. She livestreams her (usually upbeat) sets to her community on Twitch. While she isn't genre-committed and plays a variety of sounds, she primarily plays house, techno, and breakbeats. Mable is also a mental health advocate.