Sample the "It's Like That" and "Huh!" vocal snippets from the Jason Nevins version. Technique: high-pass filter
Yet, even after selling millions of copies, the track’s journey was far from over.
The enduring staying power of "It's Like That" comes down to its message. Decades after its initial release, the lyrics addressing poverty, unemployment, and daily hardships still resonate with modern listeners. RUN DMC- Jason Nevins - It-s Like That -Raxon E...
The commercial release of the remix came in multiple distinct formats, which would later prove important for editors like Raxon. The most commercially successful version was known as the Drop The Break Radio Edit , which had a run time of 4:09. For club DJs, a longer Drop The Break version was available, extending the track to 8:20. However, the most sought-after version for those looking for material to remix or re-edit was the a massive 8-minute behemoth that emphasized the drum patterns and raw percussive elements of Nevins' original remix. It is this dense, rhythm-heavy version that provides the primary source material for producers who wish to add their own stamp to the track.
Fast forward to the late 2010s and 2020s. The global dance music scene has shifted toward deeper, more hypnotic sounds. Egyptian-born, Barcelona-based DJ and producer Raxon emerged as a major figure in this space. A self-taught artist, Raxon has been a DJ for over 20 years, and his sound is defined by "stripped back melodic techno-driven grooves". Having produced and remixed since 2007, he has become known for injecting a sense of adventure and atmosphere into electronic music. Sample the "It's Like That" and "Huh
The track has gained significant traction on digital platforms, with listeners finding it on platforms like SoundCloud .
It served as a historical bridge, proving that old-school hip-hop vocals could be seamlessly integrated into modern electronic music spaces. 3. The Rebirth: The Raxon Edit Decades after its initial release, the lyrics addressing
1. The Foundation: RUN DMC and the Jason Nevins Legacy (1997)
Fast forward to the 2020s. Electronic music has splintered into countless subgenres, but the most enduring tracks are often those that respect history while pushing sonic boundaries. That’s where comes in.
Tailor-made arrangements designed for explosive mid-set drops on massive club sound systems.
: The edit is based on the 1997 house remix by Jason Nevins , which transformed Run-DMC's 1983 hip-hop debut into a global dance anthem.