With weight that doesn’t weigh you down but instead makes you want to move, Darkroom’s thick electronic remix of Martin Cee reminds us to breathe deeply.

Kristian’s remix of Narva9’s Too Quiet Night hauntingly floats in the darkness of this disquieting time.

Catch the groove of this punchy, modern funk song with a driving bassline, horn section and inspiring vocals. Zenboy1955’s “Stay Calm (Remix)” features rhythmically delivered spoken word vocals as well as a harmonic chorus by SackJo22.

TexasRadioFish may be from Texas, but paints a picture of cruising the PCH on a sunny afternoon with the top down.

Downtempo moombahton with sultry vocals and an indelible groove. Reiswerk’s electronic dance remix of Suki (with lyrics by Hektor Thillet) takes influences from reggaeton and house music. Give it a spin!

ZenBoy takes you back on a psychedelic trip with this classic rock song, which begs the question: “What’s in the sundae?”

texasradiofish assembles ccMixter musicians for one hell of a mix. Nicely done, and beautifully crafted. Put this on repeat and enjoy the ride.

The ccMixter blues band just took the stage and you’re invited to jam along! SackJo22’s uplifting groove features instruments by Admiral Bob, Bluemillenium and Haskel Joseph with vocals by Speck, Periel Stanfield and SackJo22. Grab a drink and embrace this indisputable truth: things change.

Raidoontheshelf teams up with Javolenus and Noel Gallagher to share reflections on the late David Bowie, Lou Reed, Mick Ronson and Trident Studios. Check out this educational as well as musically appealing story telling.

What does every great blues track need? Harmonica! Bluemillenium’s harmonica addition takes Admiral Bob’s funky blues to the next level.

Take a moment to reflect and “look to the sky for answers.” Stefan Kartenberg’s soulful blues remix of Madam Snowflake’s “Under the Stars” creates a beautiful atmosphere for Christmas contemplation.

Get inspired AND commiserate with Speck while you fight the blues this Christmas. With lyrics that spit the truth AND offer some hope, the funky blues of Admiral Bob’s backing track is put to good use.