Sophisticated, jazzy, dreamy. A light touch on the ride and a thick loopy bass sound that accompanies the delicacy of Calendar Girl’s vocal to an emphemeral place of contemplation and feeling.

“Black is the colour” is a perfect introduction to a musician who has literally perfected the sound of having lived through the glory days of British guitar pop in the late 80s/early 90s.

(For bonus points, look up urmymuse’s “a taste of this”. Not to be missed.)

What a few acoustic guitars, some handclaps, a good producer and a handful amazing voices can do.
We finally got our own Staples singers here at ccMixter.
Real life music for real life people as Panu says.

Snowflake has up the ante. Her Remix of “The Song Remains The Same”, not only uses some of ccMixters early samples, to show where we come from, but also uses some our newest samples to show where we are going. It’s a musically treat.

Unreal_dm’s creative mind heard a tango in Snowflake’s acapella.
The result is surprising, captivating and highly enjoyable.
Dancing tango is all about communication, connection, dialogue, exchange and…magic.
If only mr. Williams would accept an invitation to dance.

Alex took GuestsofNature’s soulful vocal about the importance of creativity and set it up with a delicious RnB backdrop that grooves along in such a fine and sexy way that moving along is inevitable!

A carnival for your ears, expansion for your heart, Speck does it again with No One Is Alone.

Speck treats beats from Toucan Music that dance with words by Porchcat.

Grapes, squeezes out his finest spirits yet. Just pour a glass of the best wine, press play, and delight in this tantalizing aural pleasure.

Admiral Bob leads the charge as part of the “Freedom to Share” remix project, and offers up his tasty source for others to enjoy without fear of persecution. Another salty salute to our resident bluesman.

On rare occations you run into music that makes you look better,
act cooler, it could even improve your posture.

The.Spirit.Of.Light’s funky retro soul/blues take on Suzi Q Smith’s great acapella does that for you.
Play loud every saturday night the last thing you do before you leave home.

A magnetic electronic track featuring whistling, guitar and a heart-piercing vocal by Surveillance_Party.

Get up a dance! But don’t hurt my heart…

“Just so (picky)” is a perfect example of Speck’s uncanny ability to combine disparate elements into coherent tracks; and serves as a terrific introduction to the work of one of ccM’s finest producers of jazzy illbient music.