Dance/Electronic

Celldweller’s “Elaleth” (feat. Matt Heafy) Gets Dark Daedric Remix

Daedric has added her own dark chapter to Celldweller’s “Elaleth” (feat. Matt Heafy), with a new remix, out now from FiXT.

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4 weeks ago

04/17/2026

Aaron Willschick

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Daedric adds her own dark chapter to Celldweller‘s “Elaleth” (feat. Matt Heafy), out now from FiXT.

The original track “Elaleth” from Celldweller and Trivium’s Matthew Kiichi Heafy, which premiered at Revolver Mag, was only the beginning. Daedric’s remix of “Elaleth” amplifies the track’s cinematic weight, reshaping its atmosphere into something darker. Originally introduced as part of the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver – The Dead Shall Rise soundtrack and spotlighted with a soaring, emotionally charged guitar solo from Matthew Kiichi Heafy of Trivium, the remix features heavier instrumentation in a denser, more haunting electronic framework. Vocals from both Daedric and Celldweller interplay, creating a dichotic, ethereal versus visceral framework that heightens the track’s intensity and emotional depth.

The Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver – The Dead Shall Rise soundtrack release arrived through Celldweller’s owned/operated record label FiXT in partnership with his new company Bit Bot Media. Bit Bot serves as the official licensing and partnership arm for this project, which has been developed in direct collaboration with Crystal Dynamics, as the companion soundtrack to the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver – The Dead Shall Rise graphic novel.

“Elaleth” (feat. Matthew Kiichi Heafy) [Daedric Remix], a bonus to the Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver – The Dead Shall Rise soundtrack, is now available on all platforms.

Forging the sound of electronic-rock for over 20 years, Celldweller has inspired tens of millions of listeners across a global community of fans, content creators, and brands with one billion streams and hundreds of placements in major films, TV shows, and video games. Celldweller’s discography includes the self-titled Celldweller album in 2003, Wish Upon A Blackstar in 2012, End of an Empire in 2015, and Offworld in 2017, with his fifth studio album Satellites released in 2022 and his upcoming album GOD MODE slated for 2026.