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iustus es iustus es is a latin gregorian chant of psalm 118, sung in mode i, which roughly corresponds to the modern pentatonic minor. ,acappella,medi...
sooner or later hello everyone. i missed my time at ccmixter years ago, so i decided to pay a visit. hope you are all doing well. ,media,remix,bpm_120...
marching down the street with mary couldn't afford 3 tenors so had a couple of bob's worth of mr robinson.
thanks to javolenus for his inspiring gu...
dilation (front and center remix) robert is one of ccmixter's finest wordsmiths. he is also one of the most unique and evocative vocalists that contr...
love will find you where you are thanks to:
martijn de boer – bass, beats and guitar
apoxode – beats and synth
siobhan dakay – beats
grapes ...
graver anthem ft. snowflake thanks to the mixters:
speck - part of drumbeat 1
reiswerk - part of drumbeat 1
j.lang - vocal of the spaced out crew f...
warm weather forecast a short one, but i put a lot of variations into it so that there should be enough material for a longer song. key of a. ,sample,...
three ccmixter tenors sing ave maria for this arrangement, the whole is truly greater than the sum of its parts.
after watching the last joker movi...
sands of the hourglass (remix) what's your story when the milk is spilled? ,media,remix,bpm_100_105,editorial_pick,attribution,audio,mp3,48k,stereo,cb...
the dilation of love once again robert puts together some great words and creates a mystical dilating world. after roberts spoken introduction and wit...
refraction so named for the iconic album cover to dark side of the moon. the space blues are in full force on this one.
the track is built mainly o...
turkey dance i started this one with a handful of unused sounds that had been collecting on my field recorder (tascom dr-05). it was pretty blah. the...
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