Shelflife took Hans Atom’s heavy hitting track, added Steve Bryant’s vocals, did some cutting, added some unexpected sonic elements and created a hard core rock melange that is nothing less than fast and furious! Bravo!

Elijah Lucian’s nu-pop remix of Calendar Girl is like riding the city bus all the way to the beach on a sticky hot summer day — the rumble, the movement, and the wistful watching out the window anticipating the sun, the breeze and the refreshment of the water once you arrive.

This warm and delicate classic-feeling country love song is reminiscent of the country greats: Hank Williams Jr., Dolly Parton, and even Woody Guthrie himself. Admiral Bob embraced SackJo22’s traditional folk vocals with just the right amount of mandolin and country flare. So hey, push play and do a little star gazing in your lover’s arms.

Funking great track with an infectious beat that elevates Kara’s voice. Listen, tap your feet and enjoy!

Hans Meister bursts on da seen with a track better than ANYTHING being done in German Euro-Pop these days. Go on name your fave band from GDR… this is better! Enjoy!

Martijn delivers a smoove, spooky, spatial cinematic groove. Listen and relax to this chillicious soundscape featuring jennymayhem and Mseq.

If you want to dance hard this track is for you! Heavy. Propulsive. CDK’s re-wrapping of Loveshadow’s chill remix of Imcerdafied is a brilliant example of the remix magic found at ccMixter. Bravo!

Suspenseful and lively, this 007-reminiscent track by Keytronic is OFF THE CHARTS! Ciggi Burns’ sizzling, provocative vocals give this the ultra secret agent cool. Push play and get ready for an intoxicating thrill!

Sweltering rock and roll! Stefan Kartenberg’s remix of Snowflake turns up the heat in The Andromeda Theatre!

*FYI: NSFW

Rocavaco has produced and orchestrated a wonderful arrangement of Loveshadow’s Where’s My Tomorrow. The mix is subtle, professional and thoroughly enjoyable.

Sexy, High Heel groove, with a great overall production sound and sweet vocal control.

“Check your hate at the door” and give this hip hop collab your attention. Inspired and backed by Jeris’ “Harp Hop” instrumental, snowflake found killer vox by Michael Burnz and added her own crazy-catchy-cool hook.