Alan Walker - Fade [COPYRIGHTED NCS Release]

Originally Published on Nov 19 2014

Alan Walker - Fade is included in our debut compilation NCS: Uplifting

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[TheMilkLeader]

This was the first NCS release I ever listened to. This video is the whole reason I fell in love with NCS. Its quite sad to see this upload get privated.

[DAU_Creations]

A message to everyone here:

Don't let these songs fade.

[ahmedossabbasos]

To the future generations, these songs were very popular in my days and don't let these songs die because they are more than just songs, they are our childhoods and nostalgia.

[DeletedNCSCircleSpectrum]

For all Alan Walker's tracks to get removed from NCS by orders of Sony, this moment is perhaps the most depressing for NCS fans, including me. These removals have impacted my perception of what the NoCopyrightSounds channel used to be and the music provided for us fans for all these past few years. No wonder I stopped listening to new NCS tracks after a year back.

[secondagent]

NCS is in a dark place now, been listening since 2014 and I just hope these songs stay alive somewhere on the internet.

[dhruvacharya-wxbj]

unpopular opinion: This is better than Faded

[landotherando]

Listening to Fade, Spectre, and Force always hits hard. I remember all the good times I had playing Roblox or watching YouTube back in the day. Even though he came back to NCS with Dreamer, it still doesn't make up for the deletion of those 3 songs imo. I always get a mixed feeling whenever I hear Fade, Spectre, or Force. I feel a sense of nostalgia, sadness, and longing, for the good old days to come back, but also a sense of joy and excitement like how I did listening to them as a kid. I get why these songs had to be taken down, I understand why Alan wanted to do it. But I don't like that it was. Yes, even though Alan still said anyone using his former NCS songs will never get a copyright strike, it just feels weird when I don't see them on the top page of NCS's most popular tracks. I come back here to look at the beautiful background and the vibrating yellow circle while reminiscing of the past, and also enjoy the amazingly well-crafted songs. Songs like Fade, Spectre, and Force will never lose their magic no matter how old they get. Truly timeless classics that will last until the end of time.

[Airy]

It's kind of historic because all of Alan Walker's Release songs were erased and the most popular Release song will be on & on because of this.

[-maiquanghuy]

The song that guided me to EDM, sad that its now taken down from the legendary NCS :(

[lil-reddi-broken]

To future generations, this was a masterpiece back in my days (early 2010s I was a teenager this time ) don’t let this die .

[landotherando]

9 years ago, on 17th August 2014, this masterpiece of a song was released. Alan Walker - Fade will never fade away from our hearts.

[TheFlyingNimbusofficial]

This was the first NCS release I listened to. Holy crap time flies. It is sad to see this masterpiece get taken down.

[DarkObserver]

Rip another masterpiece, may it live in our heart

[casost]

R.I.P Alan Walker - Fade
November 19 2014 ~ November 12 2021
448, 310, 320 views

[antrantan]

“Fade, Force and Spectre” are never get old even though next generation artists on NCS. They never known 3 circle is make NCS and one of the best producer on the world like Alan Walker and one of the best label records for EDM 🙏🙏🙏

[Lord_AMVs_Lynx]

Alan Walker used to be famous for NCS but now he's forgotten the services of NCS who have raised him first with this song.

[Kolo_]

This song just makes you want to go out on adventures and enjoy life 🙂

[StormTheShadow]

1:37 gives me an indescribable feeling, like a mixture of sadness because of the past but also joy towards the future, as if I'm leaving to travel the world and know I'll never return to where I came from. This is pure perfection, and it pains me to see NCS took these songs down...

[itstime]

This song was a milestone for NCS. Not just for their most popular video but also for a million subscribers

[itsfizz]

And thus a story ends here. Alan Walker's NCS Legacy lives on even if it wasn't here anymore. We remember the day it was free, and remember the day it left.