Slayyyter's "Out of Time" is a lively single that showcases the artist's penchant for punchy electronic pop. The song features driving electronic drums, a bouncing arpeggiated bass line, and a catchy chorus that will have listeners singing along in no time. The song begins with light choral vocalizing, including whispers of the title of the song before electronic drum beats and synth take over. The single is a departure from Slayyyter's usual hyperpop sound, instead going all-in with a 1970s/1980s-nostalgia-infused retro-pop dance-pop sound.
Slayyyter is part of the niche but growing online music scene variously described as "hyperpop," "DIY pop," or, in some cases, just "Y2K." That scene's sound draws inspiration from the candied production of, say, Backstreet Boys, but is made on laptops rather than in recording studios and features not-so-radio-friendly amounts of sonic chaos.
In conclusion, "Out of Time" by Slayyyter is a lively single that showcases the artist's ability to create catchy electronic pop music. The song is a departure from Slayyyter's usual hyperpop sound, instead going all-in with a 1970s/1980s-nostalgia-infused retro-pop dance-pop sound. Slayyyter's music is half-joking and brashly sexual, and her ability to deliver tackiness with endearing nonchalance is evident in her music.
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