“Adaptation” by Madam Snowflake is a great rock song. I quote: Everything here works so perfectly.
The backing track made by Urmymuse is a guitar rock at its finest.
Listen to the lyrics and think about it.

A virtual flight, one case of virtual consciousness, a virtual passenger, a real end

Flight 854 passenger 32

If the Phatman is any bigger than the blues tones on this track, he won’t fit through the speakers.

Rewob is on a roll. Listen to Zutsuri’s loverly voice featured in Rewob’s gorgeous, spatial, downtempo jazz mix featuring smoky lounge sax, electric piano and vintage drum machine.

Rewob takes Admiral Bobs piano inspiration to another level and up onto a mellow prog rock journey with some outstanding lead guitar work and the addition of the beautiful voice of Ratsouk.

You like it soft? Listen to “Up to Us”. A beautiful ballad mixed by Aussens@iter. With the voice of Mr. Yesterday the track gets a subtle sadness in a good way.

Speck’s musical parallel universe unfolds once more with “A Stranger Fiction”. This could be a dance of dark matter in the ballroom of Elsewhere.

There is a strong current of funky jams flowing in the archives of ccMixter. Jam It taps into that groove and says, let’s keep this party going!

The exotic and familiar come together in a uniquely hypnotic mix by Siobhan Dakay whose creative interpretation of Madam Snowflake’s song elicits feeling and movement as the music unburies a message from the hearts of these artists.

Epic 70s funk rock with a psychedelic Bowie-vibe and an exceptionally uplifting chorus. Admiral Bob’s Interstellar Secret Mixter mix of Copperhead provides a burst of hope for these trying times with inspired lyrics that challenge us to “light the falling stars.” This is what I firmly believe is a must listen track.

Stefan’s secret mix of Abstract Audio is stunning. The Hypnotic beat with a fantastic drive and his fantastic add of Kristin Hersh. Crazyness included as well as a funky e guitar riff. Secret Mixter fun.

This mix drips with shadow and sparkles with starlight. If you’re not a fan of Grapes now, you will be.