Luv Em Or Leave Em is dripping with all kinds of flavor. Some of this and some of that and it all flows seamlessly. Top notch production by Copperhead. How could you not Luv It.

What happens when you take a love song, strip it of most of its sentimentality, and garnish it with blistering lead guitar parts? You geta brilliant slow psychedelic rock song!

Hint: Your urban dictionary won’t do ya no good when AT wraps J.Lang protoges SOC all over 700P3D’s lu:pd krunk samples. Dance if ya know how. High-larious!

With cinematic intensity, onlymeith secretly mixes reusenoise’s samples into this invigorating, atmospheric soundscape. Suzi Q. Smith’s spoken word propels this piece to the next level.

Platinum Butterfly’s curiosity to see what “Dub Metal” might sound like takes you on a truly original power blasted trip where Alex’ crunchy guitar meets the tight hip hop vocals of DJ True (via DJLang), only to be confronted with the deepest, nastiest dubstep drop when you least expect it!

A jazzy 5/4 backing track by rocavaco swells and punctuates robwalkerpoet’s brilliant send-up of the scariest horoscope ever… . the one that tells you the truth. Delivered almost deadpan with wit and a wink.

This is one of those tracks that make me declare my love for ccMixter as Clarence Simpson masterfully takes a myriad of Gurdonark source, transforming it completely into a chill triphop groove masterfully put together with panache, some KCentric flow, and some smooth vocalizing from Leza2unes.

Alex adds just the right amount of guitar, drums, and pizzicato arpeggios to MMT’s wonderful folk song. Recorded, produced, and performed with exquisite care. Simply beautiful.

This is what happens when you put a blues guitar to a dub track…FIRE….straight FIRE!!!

Laboratoires Appo enters the ccMixter scene with a bang featuring HelenaJ in this funky Philly Jazz number. Gotta love that wah wurly, clavinet, dusty organ, and funky drum and bass pocket!

Just a beautiful inspired pairing of Scomber and Sassy, with a nod to Admiral Bob makes this menage a trois a delight that we can cherish forever.

Jeris’ classic jazz setting of splashing keys, warm upright bass and delicate flute exquisitely supports Ciggi’s sultry warmth in a lovely, lovely track that merits multiple listens.