“This song goes in some cool movie, in some cool scene, with some cool people doing cool things, because…, is a very cool song! B)

Stellarartwars’ social commentary with a humorous twist and just a pinch of eccentricity, set to timeless inventive and playful music that’s pushing forward like a runaway bulldozer in classic U.K. pop tradition is a winner. Very British, very adorable. Play loud!

Scomber reaches funky duty upon take off and serves the entire cabin a heaping helping of deep groove punch. Get yourself a foot tappin’ ticket.

The genius of Loveshadow is ever-present in Baby Come. Including delicious samples from Jeris’s Duke, Baby Come will make you pick up the headphones and listen again and again. Sensual Euro R&B at its best.

Alex turns the dial to 11 and with the help of Hans Atoms great stems powers head on into a heavy rock driven commercially stylin’ 2013 pop rap rich bitch track. Head phone candy for sure.

Feel the groove of Kirkoid’s well produced remix of Clulow Foresters’ Seedling. A classic 1980s radio rock soudscape. Get ya some today!

NiGiD’s bass drives this remix of Get Up by The Concept of Energy and Forensic. Check out this toe tappin’ urban electronic street music.

Doxent Zsigmond’s orchestral remix of Orrisroot’s hauntingly beautiful vocals creates an air of delicate, mysterious wonderment. Shut your eyes and let it whisk you away… but remember: “trust only this heart in my chest.”

Loveshadow’s remix of moonchild’s Faithless is a great musical accompaniment for all the recent unidentified cosmological phenomenon and is far superior to the music used in recent video compilations that portray out of town visitors. Take a listen to Loveshadow’s music and image a different world.

_ghost’s instrumentation, chill soundscape and rhythmic groove establishes a unique listening experience that touches our spiritual nature.

IDzeroNo’s smooth remix of Silkwords and DJ Pain 1 creates a soulful journey reminiscent of the great urban soul music composers scoring 1970 era films and of music used in retrospectives like Jackie Brown.

Shut your eyes and “head for the stars” with Speck’s sensitive, world beat driven remix of Timberman. It combines Timberman’s original mix (vocals, strings, beats) and remixes from Doxent Zsigmond (beats, strings, piano, glimmer- guitar fx) and NiGiD (bass). It is a classic example of the magic that ensues on ccMixter. We create the most interesting, compelling music together. Timberman’s lyrics hammer the point: “We could save the world.” Maybe we can through music? Speck’s production makes me believe it’s possible.