13 years ago today, Selena Gomez released “Slow Down.” A shimmering dance-pop track helped define Selena Gomez's first solo era when she released 'Slow Down' as the second single from her debut solo album, 'Stars Dance.' The song was produced by The Cataracs and David Kuncio, with songwriting contributions from several collaborators, and paired hypnotic electronic production with lyrics about wanting a night and a relationship to linger just a little longer. Its club-ready sound marked another step away from Gomez's earlier pop-rock material and further established her as a dance-pop artist. The release was accompanied by a stylish music video filmed in Paris, featuring Gomez driving through the city at night, dancing in illuminated streets, and surrounded by glamorous fashion-forward visuals. The European setting and sleek cinematography gave the video a sophisticated atmosphere that matched the song's polished production. During the Stars Dance era, Gomez also made the track a cent...