02:45 — Pogo - Forget

: Reviewers from sites like Stereofox praise the track for its ability to recapture childhood magic through "catchy songs and beautiful videos".

: Listeners frequently highlight the "pure nostalgia" of recognizing familiar characters and voices recontextualized into a modern electronic format. Back Stories | My Album Reviews From Tinnitist Pogo - Forget 02:45

: The song heavily features vocal fragments and sound bites from evergreen Disney movies, including Cinderella , Alice in Wonderland , and Pinocchio (specifically Jiminy Cricket). : Reviewers from sites like Stereofox praise the

: Often categorized as chill, electronic, or dubstep, the track uses a "pogomix" style of rhythmic sampling. : Often categorized as chill, electronic, or dubstep,

: Critics and listeners describe the track as having a "magical," "fairy tale," and "surprisingly relaxing" vibe. It creates a semi-surreal, nostalgic landscape through its use of acoustic-style keyboards and light string sections. Cultural Impact and Versions

"Forget" is a 2 minute and 48 second plunderphonics track by Australian producer Pogo (Nick Bertke), released in May 2015. It is celebrated for its nostalgic, atmospheric blend of classic Disney film samples, transforming childhood media into a cohesive, chill electronic experience. Sound Profile and Production

: The accompanying video is an integral part of the experience, utilizing clips from the sampled films to enhance the nostalgic "VHS-era" feel. Critical Reception