2500 years ago, Calypso sang this song to Odysseus to keep him on Ogypia, and you’ll never convince me otherwise. Magical and enchanting, you’ll be drawn in too. Every part and piece of this song is like something that has always existed, and only needed to be found.

Siobhan Dakay takes this track to a whole new level. It’s a funktastic journey of sound that for damn sure. A fantastic mix and one that will keep playing over and over again.

Alternative electro rock track that contemplates the inevitability of our fate as humans. Scomber’s sentimental, powerful vocals are combined with Whitewolf’s brilliantly produced backing track.

This EDM jungle mix brings the HEAT. Push play and immediately get a burst of energy. Boom!

Feel the love in this mellow downtempo reggae track. Carosone’s chill remix of Spinningmerka’s warm, soothing vocals just oozes one love.

Poignant pop rock with thought-provoking lyrics and a stellar arrangement. Stefan Kartenberg’s remix of ccMixter newcomer A.G.A Charlie’s powerful vocals is an emotionally captivating collaboration.

Seven Minute Love is a tour de force of sound. Septahelix takes us on a journey through “love” with this intense mix. Buckle up folks and enjoy the ride!

Soulful jazz on the romantic tip. With the oh so ever smooth care of Whitewolf’s backing track, Admiral Bob shines in this elegant remix. Medicinal jazz — this will heal your groove.

Wherever you are on the planet, this song will make you feel like your under a palm tree on the beach, made in the shade on a hot summer day…humming along…L.O.V.E…spells love.

Back to the seventies. Get ready to hit the dance floor.
“Scomber” makes us dance like John Travolta.
In cooperation with “Dysfunction AL” a brilliant disco song was created.
Bravo

In a countryside near the sea, there is a gentle breeze humming this melody. Take this opportunity to make this journey as this song guides you there while you keep holding on.

“I’ve been Waiting At My Door” is one of those songs that reminds me of the hits you heard in the ’70s. A blend of Eagles, a touch of Bob Dylan and a whole lot of soul.