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Bass boosted edit of In A Club by Volac and Illusionize, remixed by Andre Longo. A heavy club clip used for edits, memes and loud speaker tests.

This is a short bass boosted cut of the Andre Longo remix of In A Club by Volac and Illusionize, pushed far louder than the original mix. The low end is thick and distorted, with a driving house beat, sharp club synths and a relentless pulse that rattles headphones and car speakers. In just over ten seconds it delivers a sudden surge of energy, making a normal moment feel like a packed dancefloor drop. Listeners use it for impact rather than background listening, because the exaggerated bass dominates everything else.

Bass boosting became a popular online edit style where the low frequencies of a track are exaggerated far beyond the original mix for comic or physical effect. This clip takes the Andre Longo remix of In A Club by artists Volac and Illusionize and condenses that idea into a short shareable loop. It spread alongside other boosted memes such as NFL Bass Boosted and Subway Surfers Bass Boosted on soundboards and in video edits. It remains used because the distortion is instantly recognisable, even on small speakers, and signals an over the top moment.

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What is the Bass Bosted sound?

It is a ten second bass boosted clip of In A Club in the Andre Longo remix version by Volac and Illusionize. The bass is exaggerated and distorted for a loud club effect used in edits and memes.

Where does the sound come from?

The clip comes from the track In A Club, credited in its file tags to Volac and Illusionize, in a remix by Andre Longo. This version is shortened and bass boosted, rather than being the full original song release.

How do creators use this bass boosted clip?

Creators place it under car clips, gaming montages, speaker tests and short meme edits where a sudden loud drop is the joke. Because the low end is so strong, it works best on a cut and at reduced volume.