Deeplastik brings Ant’s theater work to the masses.
After this remix, many more listeners will fall in love with QuianaNadine as we did, and will discover Ant.Survila’s enchanting unusual harmonic progressions. Yet this rythmic and pulsating additions push it all a step further. Beautiful community, isn’t it?

Vidian’s mix from Kirkoid samples drags your brain into the speakers (preferably Headphones). A hypnotic reverse sounding journey acompanied by the beautiful voice of Narva9.
Dark and beautiful.

Snowflakes vocals are alway and I do mean always !00% in the pocket. This track is Dreamy, just close your eyes and let the music take for a ride.

Let February from Ben Blohowiak transport you through both memory and the future. Featuring beautiful, melodic stems by Darkroom, this track is an instrumental masterpiece for the most powerful scene in your film.

This epic production is so powerful, a film should be created around it! Ant Survila’s production skills are unmatched — combined with Sparky’s musicianship, ECHO is a track for the ages.

Celebrate ccMixter’s 21st birthday with Scomber’s smart-pop hit Count to Twenty One, a cleverly crafted remix of MartinSea. Dance to the groove, sway to the sound, and raise a glass to our community!

If you dig rock and want to get rolling, push play now. Start with Calling Sister Midnight’s exhilarating vocals and stay for Spinningmerkaba’s ripping guitar solo! You are in for a serious treat.

Celebrate 21 with Rewob’s secret mix of Deeplastik. It’s perfectly mixed for the moment.

urmymuse’s guitars are the song of the Phoenix rising around the profound words and prophetic voice of Sackjo in this compelling Secret Mixter track that names the hurt inside, transforming pain into beauty.

Sparky brings complex rock and roll with a smooth edge in Don’t Follow. This track hooks you, leaving you wanting more. With community legend Colin Mutchler on the mic, listen on repeat, turned up!

Kirkoid sets existential ennui among a hypnotic electronic chill groove with a rich bottom end that invites movement, even if you’re feeling very tired.

Great job remixing Siobhan Dakay’s Sad Gentleman like a memorable electronic R&B track from a Quentin Tarantino movie. Big bold sound!