PEACHES AND SIERRA VEINS TURN UP THE HEAT ON HYPNOTIC "TAKE IT" REMIX

Peaches is nothing short of a cultural icon. Originally from Canada and now based in Berlin, Germany, the boundary-pushing artist has spent decades redefining what pop, electroclash, and performance art can be. After debuting with Fancypants Hoodlum in 1995, Peaches broke into the international spotlight with 2000's The Teaches of Peaches, released through Kitty-Yo. The record introduced audiences to an unapologetically bold artist who embraced sexuality, individuality, and self-expression with fearless confidence. Beyond music, Peaches has established herself as an acclaimed performance artist and creative director, even launching the provocative museum exhibition "Whose Jizz Is This?" in Hamburg in 2019.

Now, Peaches returns with a brand new remix of "Take It," released on July 29, featuring French producer and artist Sierra Veins. Veins, who also fully produced Peaches' latest album, No Lube So Rude, injects the track with a darker, synth-driven pulse that transforms it into a hypnotic late-night anthem.

Built around brooding electronic textures, pulsing basslines, and cinematic synthwave production, the remix feels equal parts underground club banger and high-fashion runway soundtrack. It carries the theatrical confidence of artists like Lady Gaga while embracing the avant-garde experimentation of Björk, yet still remains unmistakably Peaches. Every beat builds anticipation, layering tension until the track erupts into an irresistible groove that demands movement.

Like so much of Peaches' work, "Take It" refuses to play by anyone else's rules. It's bold, seductive, and unapologetically unconventional, proving once again why Peaches remains one of the most influential and uncompromising artists in alternative music. If you're looking for a soundtrack to strut down the nearest runway or lose yourself on a packed dance floor, this remix delivers exactly that.