Another beautifull epic journey created by subliminal. Altough it’s a long song I just kept hitting repeat and still I was getting chills.

Urmymuse’s guitars take on a vintage hue in this raw, energetic treatment of Narva9 delivering a tasty bit of “pow” that could easily be the headliner in the coolest underground club around.

This song takes you to a place of tenderness and gently holds you there. Airtone puts Timberman’s earnestly quiet interpretation of Panu’s lyric into a downtempo track that moves forward with subtle dynamics, and a surprise orchestral ending that is a sweet dessert.

unreal_dm puts his virtually unlimited multi-instrumentalist abilities to good use behind a superb and timely vocal by spinningmerkaba. The result is an infectious pop tune from the late 1970s that you’ll be sorely attempted to leave on your iPod permanently!

Driving with sensual sound, CSoul provides the rhythmic soundtrack for an underground celebration of the unplugged.

Featuring Fireproof Babies, septahelix, Calling Sister Midnight and ephemeral rift, this track is a must add to your DJ playlist.

Taking inspiration from Anchor Méjans, Geert Veneklaas has crafted a cinematic experience with his virtual orchestra that is both gentle and majestic. This one is sure to give you chills.

If whales could sing, they would sing to this.

Heavy, gritty, aggressively pounding electro glitch with a twist- there’s light-hearted fun behind it. CSoul creates a contrast to the edgy heaviness of this track by getting wildly creative with Brad Sucks’ vocals. Also along for the ride are samples from audiotechnica, i2b, morgantj, and Wired Ant. As a bonus, read CSoul’s vivid description to set the visual scene for this awesome Tubed By You contribution.

SackJo22’s vocals have all the beauty and mysticism of a hildegard von bingen masterpiece. A psychoacoustic bedding of drones from Gurdonark and ambient piano of William Berry accompanies Dimitri Artemenko’s haunting gypsy violin.

Long time producer extraordinaire J. Lang returns with not just a vengeance, but with peace, love, and happiness as well. Enjoy.

MC Jack in the Box crafts a piece that is hard to describe - Dub with a hint of old style Ska, set to space noises and featuring wry commentary on the music industry by KCentric. What I can’t easily tell you is how much fun this is to listen to, and perhaps even more fun to dance to!

Its easy to forget sometimes how powerful opera can be; take Carmen, which though dynamic, remains delicate most of the time.

Orc March, in basematic’s conception, is not delicate. It is powerful, swaggering, and almost terrifying in its menace. There’s no guitar part the loudest metalhead could add that would sharpen this piece’s razor sharp swords and battle axes.