Identified track
What song is “Player One” by Garreth Demello?
Identified 2 times from short videos. Most recently Feb 2026.
2 people have used ClipMusic to put a name to "Player One" by Garreth Demello after hearing it in a short video, most recently Feb 2026.
On the technical side it clocks in around 117 BPM in E Major, an upbeat pocket that syncs naturally with transitions and dance edits. Filed under Singer/Songwriter, it rewards edits that land on the beat.
We also link 8 related tracks further down, so you can keep digging through music Garreth Demello fans and short-video creators reach for.
Audio DNA
- Tempo
- 117 BPM
- Mid-tempo
- Key
- E Major
- Genre
- Singer/Songwriter
By the numbers
- Recognitions
- 2
- Last seen
- Feb 2026
No short videos using “Player One” as background music have been spotted yet.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the song "Player One" by Garreth Demello?
"Player One" is a track by Garreth Demello. ClipMusic users have identified it 2 times while trying to name a song heard in a short video.
How many videos use "Player One"?
We don't yet have a confirmed short video using "Player One" in our index, but it has been identified 2 times by people recognizing it from clips.
Where can I listen to "Player One"?
Search "Player One Garreth Demello" on Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music to play the full track.
What BPM is "Player One" by Garreth Demello?
"Player One" runs at approximately 117 BPM in E Major and is filed under Singer/Songwriter. If you're cutting a video to it, that's an upbeat pocket that syncs naturally with transitions and dance edits.
How do I find this song from a video?
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Can I use "Player One" in my own video?
"Player One" is a released track by Garreth Demello and is almost certainly protected by copyright. Check your platform's licensing rules before adding it to monetized content — what's fine on a personal post can trigger a claim once you monetize.
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