Purely positive dance extravaganze! Loveshadow’s remix of Snowflake invites you to take that first transformative step while compelling you to the dance floor.

Tacet has skillfully crafted a moving, soulful remix of Snowflake singing the beautiful old spiritual “A Motherless Child”. Feel it here on ccMixter!

Wonder why hip hop is the #1 seller in CD-land? ‘Cause brothers & sisters of all persuasions are actually talking to each other there.

Learn how here. Enjoy!

Soothingly groovy. Speck’s acoustic-based production of the Panu/unreal_dm band (with Forkboy in the mix) is warm, uplifting, and full of promise!

Ever wonder what might happen if Monk, Sun Ra, Billy Cobham & Miroslav Vitous popped in at Speck’s for an impromptu post bop exchange of ideas? Play this hot one twice at moderate volume and you’ll quickly catch up on everything you’ve missed in American hipster jazz over the past 50 years. Enjoy!

With a memorable & gorgeous melody and electronic B/T suitable for meditation or cruising the beach Levihica touches heart, mind & soul with this fine offering. Through good reference monitors this mix will take you there - every production detail perfect for getting a pre-summer spiritual tan. Enjoy!

What a delight to hear some music for healing that doesn’t sound like the whole band popped a handful of ‘ludes before hitting the RECORD button. TRF gets all binaural on this medicinal joint. Enjoy!

Invoking contemplation and healing, Levihica’s chill, melodic electronica remix of Snowflake is absorbing and gently powerful.

Soul touching vibe wtih Snowflakes exceptional vocal performance makes this a movie soundtrack worthy tune. What a great and soothing tune. Backing vocals are really cool.

Amazing!

Mykleanthony! ;)~

“Music. I love you.”

If you ever needed a justification for music, Jeris just gave you one.

Frank Schmalbach’s first ccMixter remix is a wonderfully enjoyable and relaxing bossa nova based on Calendargirl’s “February” and “September” vocals featuring Mr. Popnapp on vocals and the fabulous sounds of Mr. Uwe Reith’s guitar.

Sometimes when you need healing from pain and despair, a good soulful bluesy, gospel rendition of “Motherless Child” is the best remedy. And sometimes when a musician hears something that so deeply resonates in the core of their being it takes no effort to resurface an old spiritual in such simple splendor. Seems this is just the case with this Admiral Bob and Snowflake duet. This recording shines amongst the many covers and arrangements that I have heard with closed eyes and an open heart.