The Run–D.M.C. vs. Jason Nevins remix of “It’s Like That” is more than a cash-in remix; it is a historically significant document of how hip-hop’s vocal delivery can be recontextualized within electronic dance music without losing its original message. It proved that golden-era rap could conquer the rave generation, paving the way for EDM’s eventual embrace of rap vocals. For instructors and students, the track offers a clear, accessible case study in remixology, tempo adaptation, and genre fusion.
It earned recognition on VH1's list of "100 Greatest Hip-Hop Songs," a rare feat for a remix. RUN DMC- Jason Nevins - It-s Like That -Raxon E...
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"It's Like That" (Jason Nevins Remix) / Raxon Edit Primary Artists: Run-D.M.C. Remix Producer: Jason Nevins Contextual Reference: Raxon (DJ/Producer associated with the track’s endurance in club culture) It proved that golden-era rap could conquer the
Raxon uses a tight, compressed kick drum with a long decay – typical of melodic techno. The clap is dry and sits slightly back in the mix. Hi‑hats are shuffled, not straight, giving a subtle swing that contrasts with the original’s robotic precision. Percussion loops (shakers, woodblocks, a faint clave) appear and disappear, creating a sense of evolution.