Somehow, someway TRF fuses Yusef Lateef,
Booker T and Scott Henderson with a smoove rhythm section that’s got big pockets. And it does NOT need more cowbell, ya’ll!

Enjoy!

Spinmeister’s remix of DJ Vadim’s “Sometime” is a modern dubalicious take on the well loved spaghetti western style soundtrack. An absolutely fabulous ambient groove peppered with haunting trumpet.

vo1k1’s “The Art of Dying” is an artful piece of music that evokes beauty, emotion and retrospection. Featuring the magnificent vocals of Chris Horne and Skoria, wrapped in intricate string arrangements, the haunting piano and guitar melodies in this track open the heart.

Siobhan Dakay’s epic take on Snowflake’s timeless love song grabs attention from the orchestral opening notes, building through a jazzed-up middle and doesn’t let go til the final note fading into the distance. A remarkable piece of music blending genres and emotions.

Dig Stefan Kartenberg’s German Cajun Appalachian country rock fusion remix featuring Kara Square on Uke. This creative transatlantic mix is indicative of the ccmixter.org objective of a world-wide jam session.

Setting the mood for sorrowful dramatic scenes that take a moment to pause in grief, Quarkstar’s remix of Unreal_dm is inspired.

Veezyn lifts unreal_dm’s SoulR&B100 stems to the next level in this smoove instrumental. Great listening, perfect for video and film.

Nothing like that magic combination of a Fender Stratocaster guitar, compressor, and a wide reverb to produce a bit of a Dave Gilmour feel.

Tobias Weber presents a memorable version of Sunbyrn’s Scared of My Own Blood.

A beautiful deep hip-hop ride through the streets of New York with an great original soundtrack/production that is moving and deceptively rich and complex.

A bit Santana-esque/The Doors vibe with some soulish frosting. Very retro, very authentic 60’s sound.

Robert Anthony Ruzzo’s schwingy 12/8 jam with Bill Ray delivers retro jazz trio music like the chill Fender Rhodes noodlings released on vinyl by jazz labels in the 1970s. Just like time travel. Jump in the ccmixter tardis and chill to Robert’s coolio jazz noodlings.

Gotta love a low budget orchestra that delivers!

Stefan has created an enjoyable retro Court of the Crimson Kartenberg remix of Chris Horne’s well crafted story about John Merrick.

After a glass of your fave, relax on some throw pillows and enjoy PROTEUS.