Lex Amarni Releases "The Kill (Remix)" Feat. Bassvictim

Artwork for Lex Amarni's The Kill (Remix) [feat. Bassvictim]: a black-ringed target on a pale ground, splashed with orange, pink, yellow and green paint
Artwork: The Kill (Remix) [feat. Bassvictim] / Lex Amarni

Lex Amarni's "The Kill (Remix) [feat. Bassvictim]" is dated November 13, 2026, on Apple Music. The one-song single runs 1 minute 53 seconds.

Lex Amarni, "The Kill (Remix) [feat. Bassvictim]"

The Garnette Report, in a July 12, 2026 profile by Vincent Lane, called Amarni a "producer and rapper from the UK." That piece says he has been making music since childhood, first experimenting with GarageBand before teaching himself FL Studio, and that he "began creating beats for other artists before stepping behind the microphone himself in 2024." Lane also writes that his catalog includes collaborations with rvaia and 2muchmotion, alongside production work with yukan.

The production credit

A YouTube topic listing provided by Virgin Music Group names Lex Amarni as programmer, vocals, recording engineer, and producer on "The Kill (Remix)." The same listing credits Bassvictim with vocals. Composer and lyricist credits go to Lex Amarni, Henry Isaac Clateman, and Maria Szymanowska. No remixer is credited. The single is under Lex Amarni's name, with Bassvictim as the featured artist on Apple's title.

The 2025 original

The remix follows Lex Amarni's "the kill", a one-song single Apple Music dates to September 27, 2025. That original runs 1 minute 20 seconds.

Bassvictim, credited with vocals on the Virgin Music Group listing, released PEACE + WAR on November 6, 2026.

My read

I read it as Amarni going back to a song that was already his and making room on it. The 2025 single ran 1 minute 20 seconds, under his name alone. This cut is 1 minute 53 seconds, with Bassvictim on the featured line, and he is still the producer. Turning your own 80-second record into a longer feature with a duo is a different kind of second version: the production stays in his hands, and a second name now sits on a song that used to carry only his.

Dani Reyes, Behind the Boards. Credits check: Lex Amarni on "The Kill (Remix)."

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