Sophisticated brow-soothing fusion of acoustic piano and blues guitar. Relax and enjoy this smooth collaboration between Admiral Bob and Sascha Ende.

Frank and Zep combine with a modern soul classic that will remind you of the old days when you couldn’t wait to hear ‘that new song’ pop back up on the radio. The songwriting, musicianship, and production on this track are just masterful.

Enjoy!

Are you looking for a chill instrumental soundtrack for your video or game? Take a listen to Beluga Ten’s electro-acoustic ambient remix of airtone. The light, melodic bells, warm synth pads, mellow jazz guitar, and delicate chirping birds are the perfect soundbed for nature-inspired audio-visual creations.

This instrumental garden of sound belongs in videos everywhere! Combining great source material from Septahelix, Jonatha Chance takes us on a sonic journey of flowers and blue-eyed grass. Lie back, listen, and escape into the beauty of ‘Sisyrinchium angustifolium’.

J.Lang mixes super dry drums and pumps up the bass in Mr. Yesterdays track. All the sudden it becomes a hip hop funk with a super smooth sax and super cool and decently used e-piano. Tap tap makes the foot. Funk it.

Magical downtempo trip-hop spoken word featuring vocals by SackJo22 and samples by Reusenoise. Siobhan Dakay’s pristine mix is an emotionally mesmerizing odyssey…

Light and lovely ambient lullaby. Airtone’s instrumental remix of mwic is an absolutely perfect soundtrack for film or games.

This remix will make your Camry feel like a Austin Martin. A must for your James Bond playlist.

I’m digging Material Girl. It’s got a beat and a rhythm that’s quiet infectious. From nodding along to the beat to eventually get up and dancing around the room (while my dog looks at me thinking I’ve gone crazy).
This is good stuff!

Snowflake’s Beautiful voice and great samples from Apoxode makes this a powerful combination. Powerful message, we all need to Unify.

Reiswerk knows how to play the accordeon. Since years he is doing magick with that instrument and with the Song from Robert Warrington it all the sudden sounds like theater piece played in a bar in Paris. Wonderful and a must listen

In this dynamic and richly developed electronic remix, Scomber’s vocals come to life admidst shimmering arpeggios, a funky drumbeat, and backing vocals from Fronz Arp. Best moment is arguably when the hypnotic, engulfing bassline peaks.