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At the beginning of September, Dax released a remix to the viral Oliver Anthony hit, “Rich Men North of Richmond.” The Logan Meis-powered video has been viewed over 2.3 million times on YouTube, and is currently in the #12 spot on the platform’s Trending for Music chart. Dax is one of several Canadian artists to drop a take on “Rich Men North of Richmond,” with Merkules releasing one just a couple days ago. “If you made it this deep you are undoubtedly a REAL ONE,” Dax wrote in the video’s caption. “2023 is just getting started. Can’t believe we are already on year 7 of this journey. Love writing these bottom of description messages for y’all. This song was amazing and it my pleasure to add my own spin on it. This is MUSIC FOR THE PEOPLE and this song embodies that. Shoutout to the Oliver Anthony for this ANTHEM! Shoutout to everyone who likes, comments, and shares, YOU ARE REAL ONES. I appreciate each and every single one of you more than you know and will continue to seek you out and thank you.”
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