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Raxon - Someday (Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile Remix) - Replug

1,583 views · Published 28 February 2012 · 4:21 · Indexed 25 September 2026

Channel: Release Promo · 2012 · Music

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Dubai based producer Raxon made his debut on Cid Inc's Replug imprint in October of 2011.

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 'Into The Summer' turned out to be one of the label's most successful releases last year with top remixes coming from Bedrock's Nick Muir and Cid Inc. Replug's third release of 2012 and 22th overall sees Raxon returning to the label for a follow single entitled 'Someday' which comes with a remix from Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile. Raxon's 'Someday' original is certainly one of his most accomplished pieces to date. Warm walls of sub bass, gritty textures, melancholic chords and shimmering electronics all perfectly intertwined in another one of Raxon's sultry dance floor grooves. Soft gated stabs and the addition of some spacier sound design over the second half builds some understated tension which works perfectly with the cool contemporary vibe of the composition. 

The lone remix on the package is supplied Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile who are a production trio that should really need no introduction. Hernan Cattaneo is one of the world's most well respected and cutting edge progressive house DJs and his Sudbeat label imprint is widely regarded as one of the top in its field. Soundexile is a Buenos Aires based production duo and frequent studio partners with Hernan who have been producing unique and fresh sounding electronic dance music since 2006. The pair are also very accomplished DJs having shared the booth with Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed, James Zabiela, Dave Seaman, Sander Kleinenberg and Henry Saiz among others. On their 'Someday' interpretation Hernan and Soundexile have transformed the piece into a much funkier, spacious and distinctly late night affair. The soft pairs of stabs and clusters of trippy bell accents compliment Raxon's already outstanding theme perfectly for what results in one of this trio's most inspiring productions to date.

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