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Even as an unreleased white-label or bootleg edit, the track has generated massive viral traction across social media and club dancefloors. It has evolved into a premier "secret weapon" track used to transition sets into high gear.
If Raxon (known for deep, hypnotic, melodic techno) were to remix “It’s Like That” today:
Long before the track ever touched a turntable inside a European techno club, "It's Like That" was the debut single of hip-hop legends Run-D.M.C. Released in 1983, the track stripped away the disco-fused grooves of early hip-hop and replaced them with a hard, minimalist Oberheim DMX drum machine beat and aggressive, social-realist poetry. The iconic vocal hook— "You know it's like that, and that's the way it is" —became an anthem of urban survival, cementing the trio as pioneers of the genre. 2. The Global Phenomenon: The 1997 Jason Nevins Remix
Unlike Jason Nevins’ big beat/breakbeat interpretation, Raxon’s style leans into:
Fourteen years later, American DJ and producer Jason Nevins completely reimagined the track. He sped up the vocals, layered them over a high-energy house and big-beat groove, and packaged it with an iconic breakdancing music video. This 1997 version became a global phenomenon, selling nearly 5 million copies and topping charts across Europe and the UK. 3. The Modern Raxon Transformation
The track swaps out the original 90s break-beat feel for a powerful, four-on-the-floor techno kick drum and a rolling sub-bassline.
Search YouTube, SoundCloud, or Beatport for "RUN DMC Jason Nevins Raxon," and you will find a handful of low-fidelity, often slightly sped-up edits of the Nevins remix. These are typically labeled as "It's Like That (Raxon Re-Work)" or "Raxon E… Edit." But who is Raxon?
Run Dmc- Jason Nevins - It-s Like That -raxon E...
Even as an unreleased white-label or bootleg edit, the track has generated massive viral traction across social media and club dancefloors. It has evolved into a premier "secret weapon" track used to transition sets into high gear.
If Raxon (known for deep, hypnotic, melodic techno) were to remix “It’s Like That” today: RUN DMC- Jason Nevins - It-s Like That -Raxon E...
Long before the track ever touched a turntable inside a European techno club, "It's Like That" was the debut single of hip-hop legends Run-D.M.C. Released in 1983, the track stripped away the disco-fused grooves of early hip-hop and replaced them with a hard, minimalist Oberheim DMX drum machine beat and aggressive, social-realist poetry. The iconic vocal hook— "You know it's like that, and that's the way it is" —became an anthem of urban survival, cementing the trio as pioneers of the genre. 2. The Global Phenomenon: The 1997 Jason Nevins Remix Even as an unreleased white-label or bootleg edit,
Unlike Jason Nevins’ big beat/breakbeat interpretation, Raxon’s style leans into: Released in 1983, the track stripped away the
Fourteen years later, American DJ and producer Jason Nevins completely reimagined the track. He sped up the vocals, layered them over a high-energy house and big-beat groove, and packaged it with an iconic breakdancing music video. This 1997 version became a global phenomenon, selling nearly 5 million copies and topping charts across Europe and the UK. 3. The Modern Raxon Transformation
The track swaps out the original 90s break-beat feel for a powerful, four-on-the-floor techno kick drum and a rolling sub-bassline.
Search YouTube, SoundCloud, or Beatport for "RUN DMC Jason Nevins Raxon," and you will find a handful of low-fidelity, often slightly sped-up edits of the Nevins remix. These are typically labeled as "It's Like That (Raxon Re-Work)" or "Raxon E… Edit." But who is Raxon?
