Stefan’s driving rhythms, scorching guitars, soaring flutes and pop arrangement create a rock anthem with Mr. Yesterday’s call to action “Rise Up!” Listen on repeat.

Cinematic and stirring, Subliminal’s remix of Snowflake’s spoken word is an absolutely top-notch arrangement. Listen and hear how each sound, each note supports the vocals with a hauntingly chilling effect.

There is healing in this rain of sound created for the thirst we have for regeneration. I can feel the soothing drops of water on the wings of renewal. Admiral Bob commands the waters of hope with this mix.

“Circling 2020” is a soft and gently ballad arranged by Bluemillenium.
The outstanding voice of Snowflake gives the song a special mood.
A great contribution to the Rise from the Ashes event.

An excellent piece of electronic music. The acid bassline is powerful but not intrusive and offers a nice counterpart to the massivly distorted vocals 700P3D.

Stefan Kartenberg found inspiration in shares by Snowflake and Apoxode to express challenging truths in healing music that transcends genre. Artful, tender, creative, I’m a Phoenix is an ambient prayer with a guitar that sings.

TRF and Smokey the Bear groove out with Sascha Ende, reminding us all of the fragility of the forests when we are careless. Texasradiofish rocks!

With country bluegrass treatment, Admiral Bob kicks off the ‘Rise from the Ashes Remix Event’ with a deeply emotive mix of Scomber’s empowering ballad. The mandolin adds a hope-filled brightness that opens the heart.

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A Track full of energy made by Karstenholymoly. Power electronic sound with the voice of Javolenus make you dance the hole day.

Don´t miss it.

Septahelix mixes up a fine brew here. Sit back and relax as a cacophony of sounds are mixed. It’s a delightful blend.

Stefan Kartenberg’s take on “What you want to” is a Rock, pop, soulful groove. It’s has a old school vibe with a new school feel.

This funky FUN Christmas pop song sparkles with joy and holiday spirit! Scomber’s lyrics are bright and brilliant, while Stefan Kartenberg’s backing track is perfectly jangly. “Shout it out!” And let this Christmas song fill your room with cheer!