Clean. Tight. And on fire with pure rock n roll energy. Copperhead ROCKS OUT featuring Greg Blackman (via DJ Vadim) on vocals, and the virtuoso guitar of Robert Siekawith in a pristine production.

…not sure if I’m allowed to ed-pick a vocal by itself, but since it is a complete performance…, here it goes! Just wanting to honor a great artist, friend, woman…, human being. This piece is a true testament of her artist. Emily Richards - Bravo!

Hans Atom debuts his one man band, with an infectious rhythm supporting ProjectQuestions’s strong vocal this maybe the start of a new career.

A Modern flower power take on Songboys great vocals creates an unusual blend of Gospelly flavoured prog rock. Different for sure.

Gleefully weird and wonderfully creative, Shelflife’s “The Circus of Love” is delightfully deranged in the very best way imaginable. With vocals from Clara, Coffeeeurope, and Alvin the balloon man, this remix is a piece that could easily be performed in a comical musical. TheDice provided the instrumental foundation and Shelflife added lots of whimsical musical touches. Excellent production and just so much fun… give this one a listen if you’re ready for a twisted smile to show up on your face.

Did U2 just stop by ccMixter? Nahhhh…. it’s urmymuse’s celebratory guitars leading this inspiring remix of timberman’s rich, expressive vocals. Dare I say better than the aforementioned band? Oh, I dare…

You will never be made a fool of by listening to Jeris’ remix of IDzeroNo. A hip hoppy soulful backing track, with a killer production and added vocals make this a must listen.

That’s right…gettin over somebody SHOULD be a party. This song will make you celebrate your future ex right now : )

Texasradiofish funks it up heavy — taking the soul of
Admiral Bob’s funk construction kit, mixing it up with a bunch of other mixters, and turning out some of the finest funkiest fun in a while! They kill it!

Loveshadow’s elegant lounge-house noveau track is the perfect soundtrack to any urban pre-dinner coctail with nibbles of your choice Turn it on again for post-dinner dancing.
Extra plusses for the tech-work on Devyn Rose’s pella, it’s nothing short of cutting edge laboratory science.

Dresscode informal.

Hans Atom creates a broodingly dark tribute to the inky vocals of Jacinda Espinosa.
A deft mix of light and shade, classical and metal - this track is a “triumph of the will”.
Close your eyes and hit repeat.

Scomber creates a beautiful balance of a traditional jazz flavor with the contemporary voice of newcomer DevynRose. Mmmm. Delicious.