Once again Aussens@iter made an excellent production.
This is really a cool hard rock track. You would never expect Calendar Girls vocals in here. Keep listening how Aussens@iter builds up from the empty moment. Thrilling.

Give your video an uplifting, sparkling, guitar-driven backing track! Stefan Kartenberg’s remix of Aussens@iter with Gerd Kohlmeier on bass is a refreshing dose of positivity.

Your voice is important !
Usually we do not promote “Sample” packs as an Ed-Pick. But since this message provided by FMA (Big Thanks) is very important to get shouted and reach more people we promote it to make you all aware it exist.
Thanks to spinningmerkaba for creating the preview.

Beyolie take’s SackJo22’s Now We Are One to another level with this mix. It’s a very cool sound Beyolie has here and it should be an anthem for the summer of 2017.

Aussens@iter is rocking the house.
With the voice of state shirt he created a wonderful rock track.
“This Is Old” is now a brandnew rock song that has it in itself.

Okay, Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to 1970’s when AM radio was king and that you can turn into one of the funkiest stations this side of the Mississippi radio.

texasradiofish has created a fantastic sound that could be a throwback to the days of yore.

It’s a freakin’ awesome ride.

@nop’s sense of beat and hypnotic mixing of source blends together here in a tapestry rich with wanderlust and longing. DirtWire meets Moby “Along the Lakeside”

Airtone adds his magic to the beautiful vocals of Debenedictis and takes us back to a time when AM radio was king and a song that Stevie Nicks might have done.

Love the feel and flow of this one!

Tobias Weber(Aussensaiter) is a very good guitarist and producer. With the voice of song boy, he created a wonderful soul track. Listen to “Come Back 2 Me”.

Martijn de Boer takes Surrender and makes it one heck of an epic song. Snowflake’s vocals are cushioned in with the music to give it that layered 80’s sound. It reminds me of a Bonnie Taylor singing along to a Jan Hammer beat.

Kudos.

Okay Sherman set the way back machine to the late 70’s or early 80’s when synth-pop was born.

Karstenholymoly not only takes me back to the days of when I was transitioning from teen to adult. When my world was young and foolish and dancing up a storm in little clubs.

It get’s a definite thumbs up from me.

Sit down in your car or whatever you drive. Put the pedal to the metal and listen to Admiral Bobs “Sakura Blossom”. It´s a must listen for all rock fans.