Remixes

Dance To The Rhythym Of Love (Oxymoron Remix) - Homero Espinosa

Been wanting to touch on this track for years now, got together with my good friend Allen, and slammed it out in a few sessions. 

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How Deep Is Your Love (Oxymoron & Allen Oh Piano Flip) - Calvin Harris Ft. Deciples

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Pol Crivillers:
'This is a remix with a lot of elements from the original song, just made a deep drop to keep vocals in the front line.'

Daniel Distinkt:
"The original track's vocals scream pure summer vibes so I wanted to really push the beach party flavour with this one. I always appreciate a good piano house track so that's what I strived to accomplish here and I think the results speak for themselves. I hope it goes down well on the dancefloors this summer."

Oxymoron:
Back with another track, is the ever genre bending Oxymoron. This remix perfectly encompasses a multitude of techniques and styles that have been adapted and carefully crafted together from the past and present influences of numerous years of melodic based music.
"Deeply rooted in Trance, Progressive and Deep House, with a lush vocal and powerful piano line, backed with a driving baseline - this is the epitome of the Oxymoron sound, I hope you enjoy, and thanks for all the continued support."

McDubtrix:
McDubtrix introduces his unique interpretation with his remix of 
"In The Name Of Love," infusing it with his signature style. With a captivating intro characterized by warm, inviting sounds, the remix gradually evolves into a high-energy experience, drawing listeners deeper into its infectious rhythm and groove.

Release Date: April 26, 2024

Tamas Halo - In The Name Of Love (Oxymoron Remix)

First official release in almost two years, huge thanks to Musicon and Tamas Halo, love this one, hope you enjoy it too, out now exclusively on Beatport following link above.

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In The Name Of Love (Oxymoron Remix) - Tamas Halo

The submission for Morgan Pages hit track, The Longest Road.

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The Longest Road (Oxymoron | BBecks Piano Flip) [3rd Place Winner] - Morgan Page

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Electricity (Oxymoron + Toastercookie Remix) - Silk City Ft. Dua Lipa

Sweet Disposition (Oxymoron's B Side Mix) - The Temper Trap

A respray of my remix from 4 years ago of this incredibly meaningful track.

How You Love Me (Oxymoron 2020 Respray) - 3lau

Promises (Oxymoron's Sunset Cover) - Calvin Harris ft. Sam Smith

Fragma - Toca's Miracle (Oxymoron's Solitude Mix)

2017 was the launch year for Oxymoron, a new brand coming out of Seattle. Alex Henkens is no stranger to the music realm at hand though;

Broadening his horizons, and artistically changing names for no other reason than to output the best music forward with no boundaries. Alex comes from ½ of the musical project Frequent Flyer Miles which was established in 2008. Respectfully starting his own independent journey in 2017, it goes with mention as part of FFM, the group was responsible for consecutive top 100 Trance releases, global podcast play, multi state tours and notable support.

Signed to record labels like Perfecto Fluro, ColdHarbor, Fuzion Four and IAMPHEONIX it was no shortage of quality releases.

Alas, the group broke up, and Alex started his new broadened horizon, setting his sights on all things melodic. Coming hot out of the gate releasing back-to-back singles on Built It Records, Oxymoron started becoming a known name in mere months, gaining top 10 positions in the Deep House chart and Funk chart respectively.

The opportunities started pouring in for being a supporting act as well as podcast play, From Markus Schulz, Paul Oakenfold, Ronski Speed, Roger Shah, Thomas Datt, Daniel Kandi, Heatbeat, Myon, Kidnap, Fehrplay, Giuseppe Ottaviani, Kyau and Albert, Amtrac, EDX, Jody Wisternoff, Throttle and even legend Andy Moor.

The fruition of all encompassing broadened spectrum of melodic music, has come full force.

The success has continued since, Signing with labels such as OFDM Records, being the first new artist to chart top 10 on the deep house and melodic house consecutively and Late Night Munchies being the forefront melodic producer topping the selling charts as well as the beatport top 100.

With recent drive towards the progressive side, Oxymoron has become apart of the Emergent Records family, with his latest track Lucid, gaining support from some of the biggest names abroad.

Its clear Oxymoron is as consistent, as long lasting. Be it Progressive, deep, trance, all things melodic. Alex has captured the ears, eyes and support far and wide.