@Nop takes you deeper into the culture of ccMixter by mixing up eight different artists into a quasi-tribal-electronic-groove mix that is engaging, delightful and invites you to get down!

Jacob Nowak’s remix of “So Weird” by State Shirt is an emotional perfect storm worth weathering.

A passionate performance by Admiral Bob is enhanced by Zep Hurme whose pop rock treatment emphasizes the emotional drive of this song. Bravo!

Jeris + ccmixter newcomer Heather Brave. Soft. Rich. Textured. Acoustic pop deliciousness led by a melodic upright bass line and Heather’s expressive vocal. Mmmmm.

Ear Romancing

All at once simmering and passionate, driving and languid, this song of unrequited longing is one of ccMixter’s best examples of its recent romantic tendencies.

Alex puts ccmixter newcomers Iamnotlefthanded into a radio-ready alt-rock track that is pure seamless energy. Bravo!

This auto-tune pop-rock hit is an anthem for ccMixter and the power of CC music around the world. Zep Hurme’s top-shelf production gives Donnie Ozone’s prolific pell wings!

Zep Hurme puts KungFu in a rich art-rock setting characterized by a smashing snare and a solid rhythm track that engages and moves. While some 1980’s sonic-references may be inferred, this is a truly contemporary production. Bravo!

Sometime a remix is a remix, and other times a remix is just a great, fantastic song. That is what has happened here, with a melodic and bouncy alt rock or Ska number (you take your pick.)

Collaborating with the Team Smile and Nod group, copperhead has given us a confection that will rot your teeth and give you diabetes… and just generally tickle your ears.

Peeterson colors a relentless post-punk bass drive with the passionate vocal of Amelia June (via Trifonic) and a solid groove until the voice breaks down into delicate glitch only to reemerge amid a broad wash of sound, pulse and feeling.

Fat Cats is a rock anthem of 2012. Watzmann’s production features spinningmerkaba’s provoking vocals with driving guitar and emphatic horns. This track stirs the soul with its message. A must listen!