Speed of Life is the debut studio album of Australian DJ and producer Dirty South, released on March 5, 2013 by Phazing Records.

Tracks would also be produced whenever Roganović [Dirty South] experienced stints of inspiration, which led him to record on his plane journeys or in his hotel rooms in which his laptop would be used.

Michael Wakabayashi from Magnetic Magazine wrote that the album was a "collection of electronic masterpieces that are not only suited for the party environment but also for at-home listeners", with many of the tracks incorporating "gentle acoustic instruments" to create " beautiful harmonies and rich atmospheres".

Dancing Astronaut's Andrew Spada describes the album as "devoid of formulaic builds and drops – the calling card of festival EDM".

He continued by writing that Dirty South had "crafted an album rich in both character and charisma, utilizing intricately layered productions of finely-tuned electronica to develop a 45-minute glance into his psyche".