CAGE FIGHT Releases Remix of "Oxygen" by French Multi-Instrumentalist Kabbel

Today, UK metal outfit CAGE FIGHT, fronted by vocal powerhouse Rachel Aspe, release a new version of their recent single and video, “Oxygen.” This latest take on their most-streamed track has been reworked by Kabbel, the French multi-instrumentalist based in Sweden who has previously collaborated with artists including Perturbator, Cemetery Skyline, and Imer6ia.

The original version of “Oxygen,” which is “about a fight against time, when everything becomes overwhelming and suffocating,” according to Rachel, appears on the band’s second studio album, ‘Exuvia,’ released via Spinefarm on May 1, 2026.

Discussing the fresh interpretation of the fast-paced, energetic track, the band explains:

“We agreed that a hard electronic version would be awesome. Given that we're playing multiple festivals in France, and it's Rachel's home country, we thought it would be great to collaborate with a French artist, and Kabbel couldn't have been more perfect. His work on ‘Oxygen’ captures the intensity and stressful feeling of the original, but his skilful production and eclectic synth take the song into an entirely new realm. Play this loud!”

Stream / Listen to "Oxygen (Kabbel Remix)" HERE

Recorded by Sam Bloor (Graphic Nature, Dream State) and mixed by Jim Pinder (Sleep Token, Malevolence), ‘Exuvia’ retains the raw, hardcore heart of CAGE FIGHT, whilst also exploring more multi-layered terrains, making the music sound bigger, tighter, more epic.  

Throughout the album, the band proves their desire to experiment… and have a bit of fun, too – "Pick Your Fighter" is inspired by French pop number "Et C'est Parti…" by Nâdiya, who recently revisited the song.

The bulk of the lyrics on ‘Exuvia’ are written by Rachel, and the results are deeply personal; the expansive final track, "Élégie," is about losing her grandfather and the regret that can come from things left unsaid.  

On "Pig," meanwhile, she calls out the creepy men who send women unsolicited messages online, while the title track was inspired by her grandmother, currently battling cancer, who also contributed to the lyrics.

Order 'Exuvia' HERE 

Since launching onto the scene with their debut self-titled album (2022), CAGE FIGHT have built a reputation for visceral, high-energy live performances; they’ve toured with acts such as Sepultura, Cro-Mags, Napalm Death and Employed To Serve, and played numerous European festivals, including Summer Breeze, Bloodstock and RADAR.

CAGE FIGHT Live:

2026 Festival Appearances

8/14 - France @ Motocultor Festival

8/22 - France @ Barbeuk Festival

8/23 - France @ Furios Fest

8/29 - United Kingdom @ Beastfest

10/23 - France @ Firemaster Convention Festival

10/24 - United Kingdom @ Margate Rock Festival

CAGE FIGHT are:

Rachel Aspe - vocals

James Monteith - guitar

Will Horsman - bass

Nick Plews - drums