Soul (capital ‘S’) hip-hop grown-up mix that belies the lyrics and makes for a beautiful blend of throw-back feeling with modern senses.

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Tuvan garage funk comes to ccMixter. Pitx has been quietly building a fantastic soundtrack for any flash or video with his uploads here. Nobody on the site mixes earthy grooves and sounds with such an artistic touch and phrasing.

See? Not all ed picks have female vocals or Brad Sucks.

Welcome to the VIP Room. Over there, that’s Pat Chilla the Beat Gorilla. Pay attention you may learn something young grasshopper. : )

A ridiculously great mix by Stefsax, our favorite Belgian sax guy. Jazzy, big-band sound combined with “non-singer”, iNFaReDHaZe. Crank it. : )

Old, new, different but irresistible is DNA’s interpretation of Ophelia. This mix defies simple categorization beyond ‘good music.’ Somehow DNA manages to mix very a old feeling with very new sensibility in a seamless production and arrangement.

Rock out to four on the floor with ben’s simple but perfect arrangment and great production. Can’t wait to hear to his “second” remix.

all i can say is wow, duncan really brings it with this laid back melody that traps you in a hypnotic way, great layer work and very nicely mastered…

It’s time go back….way back…well back to 2004. DJ Kryptide gives us blast from the past with this tasty groove ft. rap by J. Gomes and samples from Chuck D. & the Fine Arts Militia.

Elegant, haunting, romantic chill. A perfect compliment for the after hours wind-down. teru’s mix of samples is simple but couldn’t more evocative.

Rockin electro mix of a rarely remixed pell of the site’s most sampled singer. A great production but also inventive and oh yea, fun.

Vincent Vega 11 calls it a “broken record style…”. I think it’s one the best electronic music tracks on this site. : )

Klaus Neumaier treats us to a true jazz remix of Ophelia’s Song. I cannot imagine a more perfect backdrop for the cool Musetta vocals. : )