R. Missing’s Infinifalls Gets a Late Night Glow Up in Douze’s Elegant, Slow Burning Remix

At Rotate Sound, we’ve been quietly obsessed with Maryhead ever since it landed, so stepping into infinifalls (Douze Remix) already felt like returning to familiar territory. What we didn’t expect was just how elegantly this rework would stretch the emotional bandwidth of the original.

R. Missing has always thrived in the liminal space between fragility and force, and Douze treats that tension with real respect. Rather than overpowering the track, he reshapes it from the inside out. The remix unfolds patiently, built on glistening textures, soft focus synths, and a low end pulse that creeps rather than crashes. It’s the kind of restraint that speaks volumes.

There’s a distinctly European sensibility at play here, which makes sense given our long standing admiration for French producer Arnault Esteve. Douze’s touch is subtle but assured. Every filter sweep and rhythmic shift feels intentional, letting the atmosphere breathe while gently nudging the track into late night, after hours territory.

Infinifalls (Douze Remix) doesn’t chase the drop or demand attention. It draws you in slowly, rewards repeat listens, and lingers long after it fades out. For fans of introspective electronic music with depth, nuance, and emotional weight, this is Douze doing what he does best, refining, not reinventing, and elevating an already compelling piece into something quietly irresistible.