An enlightened dance track that invites movement as prayer. The random secret mixter pairing of CSoul and Carosone is a divine combination that reaches across all kinds of boundaries. Bravo!

J Lang’s skills in the remix of Stellarartwars are nothing less than exceptional.
He chopped the vocals of Snowflake and Kara to perfection to create endless hooks. Amazing production!

Gurdonark takes us on a journey as he follows the thread of inspiration from the rich musical catalog of Loveshadow into entertainment history as he uses the story of Mary Emma Jones, a 19th century stage actress, to illustrate how music connects us through shared stories and through melodies without a narrative. (I strongly encourage you to read Gurdonark’s notes.) Unique weirdbient sounds from one of ccMixter’s most inconclastic remixers.

State Shirt transformed Spinmeister stems to create a tightly produced moving modern pop song with gorgeous vocals that belies the seriousness of the lyrical content. Bravo!

Shut your eyes… let yourself drift away with onlymeith’s emotional, ambient, downtempo piano-based Secret Mixter remix of keytronic. Martijn de Boer joins them for this cinematic ride.

Puts a bump in your rump!

New to ccMixter? Give this a listen for inspiration! Been hangin’ on ccM for a while? This track is guaranteed to give you a smile! (Wha wha wah!)

Copperhead’s the mastermind to this joyful pop hip-hop with Speck, J_lang, Snowflake, Sackjo22, My_Free_Mickey, Martijn_de_Boer joining musical forces to bring the fun to extreme!

Keytronic’s remix of Orrisroot’s “Winding into Gone” starts with some fresh downtempo, blissed-out samba rhythms and winds into a lush trippy,acid jazz adventure down the rabbit hole.

Stefan Kartenberg paints a grand spatial soundscape to embrace Loveshadow’s epic song If You Wait (Anahitas Promise).

Snowflake and Michael Burnz are unmasked in this heartfelt mixture of hip hop, milk and honey rhythmically carried along by My Free Mickey beats. I and I is real.

After an inexplicable disappearance, Lasswell shares again his distinctly poignant remix of Amelia June’s plaintive vocal in a simple piano-focused arrangement that pulls your heart out of your throat, so that the only way to ease the ache is to down that imperial porter.

Copperhead on backup vocals for this spirited remix of Fronz Arp’s “Out of the Blue”. Radio ready and ready for a weekend drive!