Doxent Zsigmond did a wonderful jazz mix with different artists. Listen to:
Radioontheshelf - vocals
Snowflake - piano
Martijn de Boer - bass
Rocavaco - xaphoon

Light jazz odyssey reminiscent of Bob James and Euge Groove. Curating elements from selected remixes of Loveshadow’s “Heart on Redial,” texasradiofish gently oscillates between electronic lounge and atmospheric jazz.

Old School
Nice, Hector

Focused instrumental jazz with a funky twist. Building upon the guitar work of Javolenus’ acoustic folk track, Martijn de Boer provides a bright, jazzy atmosphere complete with a compelling rhythm section.

Heroic world music anthem glowing with spirit! Balancing a blend of Uwe Hermann’s tribal percussion with a new age atmosphere, Madam Snowflake weaves an inspirational tapestry rich with harmony.

Driven synth-pop with a timely message. Ultravox meets China Crisis as Hans Atom creates an energetic vehicle for the Lou Reed vocal styling of Colin Mutchler.

Sultry trip hop in the company of Zero 7 and Esthero. Featuring the elegant vocals of Zutsuri, Doxent Zsigmond creates a prismatic environment in which to levitate.

Admiral Bob’s sings and plays a wonderfully nostalgic retro blues lounge remix of Doxent Zsigmond’s Reflection Flow. Dig the flow.

Does terrific singing set to a simple soulful style ever go out of style? Maybe I am old-fashioned, but I don’t think so. Stefan Kartenberg gets out the brushes, tinkly piano, and the trumpet for a delightful late night, last call number that makes the most of this Concept of Energy vocal. This is the kind of piece that makes you wish you really were out closing the bar.

A great way to close out the summer is getting paid laying on the beach. Robbero’s house remix of MC Jack in the Box’s Naked Vox conjures up vivid pictures of fun in the sun. Good vibe! Good beat!

One simple way to express you message crystal-clearly: Make your own song. Kara Square did it. Listen to “Get Out to Vote” and you know what to do if you live in a democratic country.
Music by Admiral Bob
Lyrics by Kara Sqare

Hip-hop folk with a message. By blending the titular protest song of Radioontheshelf with the ambient downtempo of Robbero, Speck creates a compelling atmosphere that is both soothing and provocative.