Dice’s remix of Recall from Kara Square is a must listen. He has a knack of making Kara’s vocal soar throughout the song. This is one top shelf production and arrangement

CCmixter’s Oriss Root and Charlie Charles’ answer to Télépopmusik’s Breathe — ha! Dare you: Come taste these “cherry sunday lips” and tell me is not sweet B) Yummylicious track you guys!

Texasradiofish continues to show why he is one of the top funksoulbrothers here. TRF remix of Black Swan by Kae Furious and killer guitar from ElRon XChile is one of the best productions I have heard in some time. It’s just absolutely perfect!

This is what ccMixter is all about. Remixing! Check out Scomber remix of Zep Hurme’s Secret Things rhythm track with sleeperspaceborn’s unnamed #5 vocals. Scomber has created a compelling lush chillaxing song with a retro 1980s beat.

Chilled-out ambient, down-tempo, trip hop bliss…featuring Snowflake’s pella from “Falling” along with samples from unreal_dm, Trifonic, and a pocket bass and acoustic groove by NiGiD and Javolenus reminiscent of some classic Morcheeba and Zero 7.

Remixing Snowflake and Javolenus, Cooperhead has created a moody urban toe tappin’ groove that smoothly glides from beginning to end. Listen to this song at dusk to set the proper tone for your night scene.

Starting with some bells a 90s beats drops in and you feel like being tripped in a time machine.

Cruisin’ Music! So, jump in your car and take a ride while being suspended by Magmavander’s sophisticated rhythmic groove with Donnie Ozone movin’ down the street and rockin’ away.

Doxent Zsigmond creates an infectious cinematic groove like daydreaming while floating down a calm river. Listen, relax and envision your life’s movie.

To quote HEJ31 “This may be one of the greatest rock and roll songs ever recorded”. Sackjo22’s response was “I think you may be a bit biased”. This may be true, because HEJ31 did the killer lead work on Sackjo22’s remix of AnalogByNature but it has made me a believer.
I was late to the party(4 days) to review it (Turning Into Normal) and I noticed it wasn’t Ed-Picked. I was thinking it’s too late to do so for some reason but the song was in my head all day today and I couldn’t figure out what song was ping ponging in my brain. Then I realized what it was and I knew what I had to do when I arrived home.

Admiral Bob’s passionate voice and tastefully poignant guitar reaches out to touch hearts with this tender rock ballad featuring source material shared by C-Soul. Simply beautiful.

Working with stems from Alex and vocals from Debbizo, TheDice brings us to a midnight dance party where moonlight illuminates our most secret desires.