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Released 9/9/2017.
Duration: 4:05.

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Also released on .jpeg and Greatest Hits 2.

Tracks that Collision Course (Davepeta's Movement) references:

• Upward Movement (Dave Owns) by Kalibration
• Beatdown (Strider Style) by Curt Blakeslee
• Sunsetter by Toby Fox
• CORE by Toby Fox
• English by Toby Fox
• Olive Rogue by Eston Schweickart
• Hardchorale by Alex Rosetti and Toby Fox

Tracks that reference Collision Course (Davepeta's Movement):

From Fandom:

• [S] Emerge by Wr3ck0rdz

Artist commentary:

This commentary is properly placed on this track's main release, .jpeg.

Shadok: (Artist)

GOddamit this was for the first sound test too

SplitSuns: (Composer)

Shadok's base idea for this song was to re-imagine Upward Movement with more modern synths, and I stuck pretty close to that direction! I tried to go all-out for this one, creating a chopped and screwed soundscape to suit a character such as Davepeta. I incorporated themes suited to both Dave and Nepeta, with a little bit of Undertale music as well to tie everything together! I think you can understand why if you pay attention to the name of this track. All in all, I tried to make this song serious yet suitably silly for Davepeta's character (notice the meows?) and I hope I succeeded.

This commentary is specific to this release, Land of Fans and Music 4.

SplitSuns: (composer, booklet commentary)

This song was originally made for the Cool and New Music Team, but I went with a much more Homestuck slant than a cool and new one for this track. I wanted to take Upward Movement and change it into something more EDM and techno, so I chopped and screwed traditional strings and mixed them with the powerful drum tracks and synths you hear in the song. I wanted to include motifs from both Dave and Nepeta as they're two halves of Davepeta's whole. I also incorporated caws and meows for the same effect. Finally, I put the Undertale track CORE in the song because of that one scene in EOA6 (you know the one.⁠) There's an additional reference at that point if you're listening carefully! Although this song was challenging to make, I think it turned out very well in the end.

Shadok: (track artist, booklet commentary)

this used to be a normal edit of the Upward Movement cover but greatest hits 2 happened on the cool and new music team so i decided to redo it. i experimented a lot with the shading but in the end, i kept something simple