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Red Axes

- Relax Shiva (incl. DJ Gregory and Sidartha Siliceo ft. Heiko Dijker Remixes)

Crosstown Rebels | 26.05.2023

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Tel-Aviv-based electronic duo Red Axes makes a captivating comeback on Crosstown Rebels with their mesmerizing single, ‘Relax Shiva.’

Dori Sadovnik and Niv Arzi, the creative minds behind Red Axes, continue to push boundaries and refine their unique blend of house and techno. Drawing inspiration from new wave, post-punk, and a wide range of electronic genres, their releases on esteemed labels like Phantasy Sound, Correspondant, and Life and Death have showcased their versatility.

‘Relax Shiva’ is an ethereal journey that effortlessly weaves between different sonic realms. With organic percussion and a captivating acid line, the track creates a hypnotic trance, enhanced by the entrancing vocals. Accompanying remixes come from the Parisian house legend DJ Gregory, who adds his signature touch of rolling drums and winding melodies, and Sidartha Siliceo featuring Heiko Dijker, who takes listeners on a riveting expedition through India with the captivating sounds of Sitar and Tabla.

‘Relax Shiva’ is a testament to Red Axes’ ability to create immersive and otherworldly musical experiences. Their return to Crosstown Rebels solidifies their position as innovators in the electronic music scene. Prepare to be transported to a mesmerizing realm of sound and rhythm.

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Tracklist

  • Red Axes - Relax Shiva
  • Red Axes - Relax Shiva (DJ Gregory Remix)
  • Red Axes - Relax Shiva (Sidartha Siliceo ft. Heiko Dijker Remix)
  • Red Axes - Relax Shiva (Instrumental)

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