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moshable track

moshable track

8.7
A loud fast song at a concert that makes people jump and push each other
  • noun
  • Slang
translation icon : canción para mosh
  • That new band always opens their set with a moshable track to excite the crowd.

Examples

  • The playlist was full of moshable tracks that kept everyone energized all night.

  • If you want the audience to get moving, play a seriously moshable track next.

  • That new song is a great moshable track!

  • I love this moshable track by The Offspring.

  • To get the crowd hyped, the DJ played a high-energy moshable track that got everyone dancing.

  • The concert featured several moshable tracks, making it impossible for the audience to stay still.

  • Fans were thrilled when the band announced they would perform a new moshable track during the show.

Synonyms

upbeat track
vsmoshable track
1 3.2

A lively, cheerful piece of music with a fast beat that makes people want to dance

is made for intense forceful concert dancing rather than light cheerful movement
stomper
vsmoshable track
5.5

A lively song with a strong beat that makes people want to dance

is suited to very forceful, crowd-pushing dance at concerts rather than general dancing

How Energetic

moshable track
  • Slang
8.7
upbeat track
1 3.2
dance music
16 1.4
anthem
109 3.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

moshable + track

The phrase is compositionally built: 'moshable' transparently parses as 'mosh' + the productive adjectival suffix '-able' meaning 'able/suitable to be moshed', and 'track' means a song. Therefore a learner who knows the constituents can readily infer 'a song suitable for energetic dancing/moshing', though note that 'mosh' is slang and may not be known to all B1 learners.

Etymology

The compound moshable track comes from concert talk: moshable means 'able to make people mosh' and track means 'song'. Bands learned which songs make the 'mosh pit' go wild, so a moshable track is any song that gets the crowd jumping and pushing.