Raxon keeps the iconic "It’s Like That" vocal hooks but swaps the bright, 90s-style synths for a darker, more .
Legacy and continuing relevance “It’s Like That (Jason Nevins Remix)” stands as a landmark of 1990s remix culture. It exemplifies how production can transform reception, how global club networks can resurrect older works, and how the boundaries between hip‑hop and electronic dance music became increasingly porous. The remix also prefigured later trends: electronic producers collaborating with hip‑hop and pop artists, and legacy acts using contemporary production to access younger audiences. run dmc jason nevins its like that raxon e
: American producer Jason Nevins remixed the track into a house/dance hit. This version became a global phenomenon, famously knocking the Spice Girls' "Stop" off the UK #1 spot in 1998 and staying there for six weeks. Raxon keeps the iconic "It’s Like That" vocal
turned that gritty street anthem into a global dance floor phenomenon that sold five million copies and famously blocked the Spice Girls from the top of the charts. The remix also prefigured later trends: electronic producers
updated this classic with a darker, club-focused "edit" that has become a staple in high-profile DJ sets. Performance & Reception: