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Short bass boosted clip of the NCS track My Heart by Different Heaven, used in edits, montages and memes for its heavy drop and loud low end.

This is a short bass boosted excerpt from My Heart by Different Heaven and EH!DE, an electronic dance track released through NoCopyrightSounds. The original melodic build is pushed into an exaggerated low end, with deep distorted bass that overwhelms the speakers and turns the drop into a physical rumble. The synths stay bright and fast on top while the bass shakes underneath, creating that familiar ear warning energy used for jokes about volume. It feels intense, playful and deliberately over the top rather than clean or balanced.

My Heart was released by Different Heaven and EH!DE as an NCS Release, part of the NoCopyrightSounds catalogue that let creators reuse electronic music in YouTube videos. The track spread through gaming montages, intros and EDM compilations, where its melodic drop made it instantly recognisable. Bass boosted reuploads later exaggerated that drop for comedy and impact, and this short version circulates on soundboards alongside Subway Surfers Bass Boosted and Tiki tiki boosted edits. It remains popular because the melody is familiar even when the bass is pushed far beyond the original mix.

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What song is this bass boosted sound from?

This clip comes from My Heart by Different Heaven and EH!DE, released through NoCopyrightSounds. This version is not the original mix but a bass boosted edit that exaggerates the low end of the drop for louder, more distorted playback in short videos.

Why is this version so loud?

The bass frequencies have been boosted and compressed far beyond the original NCS mix, so the drop distorts on phone and laptop speakers. That exaggerated rumble is the joke and the appeal, especially when paired with headphone or ear warning captions.

How do creators use this sound?

Creators place the short drop under gaming highlights, car edits, transitions and meme punchlines where an over the top bass hit sells the moment. It works best in very short bursts, because the boosted low end quickly overwhelms dialogue and other audio.