The phrase "accelerated song" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a song that has a faster tempo or pace than usual, often in the context of music genres that feature rapid rhythms.
Example: "The DJ played an accelerated song that got everyone on the dance floor moving."
Alternatives: "fast-paced song" or "upbeat track".
In New York, the Ramones had come up with the musical idea of reducing rock to three chords, doubling the volume, and accelerating songs until they sounded like Morse code.
"Spotify has democratised the universe," is the dramatic, understandably Spotify-centric view of Spotify's George Ergatoudis, who joined the service this year after a decade as pop's most powerful tastemaker at BBC Radio 1. "One of our editors can find something, believe in it, put it in a playlist, see an interesting result from the audience then accelerate the song".
The music accelerated with every song for 90 minutes, never hinting at the exertion; then it eased off for Mr. N'Dour to sing a few ballads (still spiked with Senegalese drums) and his international hit single, "Seven Seconds," before taking off again.
Originally the group's drummer, Mr. Ramone took the microphone when its songs accelerated to such a pace that he could not keep up.
Then, as new band members arrived for each song, it spiraled into explosive Senegalese mbalax, accelerating with every song, that had the entire audience on its feet and dancing.
Her thick, quivering voice rode three-chord rock songs that accelerated as she wailed about desire and power, and sent her striding and skittering around the stage.
Over the duration of two dozen DJ-dominated extended mixes, we hear how the expediencies of high-turnover, low-cost production accelerated reggae away from the song-based music of the 1970s towards a new model based on the virtues of hard rhythm and harder declamation.
Perhaps a song form that reflects our accelerated lifestyle is what is needed, and to Lee, a 30-second song can be every bit as fulfilling.
The musicians are also singers and dancers: crouching and leaping, twirling and even somersaulting as the polyrhythms grow denser and the songs accelerate.
This timetable accelerated when "Opossum" was named an NPR Song of the Day at the end of 2011, bringing the band to the attention of Roc Nation.
