Super tight groove with a sweet, lush, Philly Soul-Jazz sound. This trio features Javolenus and Karstenholymoly, and was masterminded by Martijn de Boer (NiGiD).

Keytronic’s remix of “All of the World” has a colorful, waltzy percussion and acoustic blend that seems to take the listener on a journey around the world. Featuring a pella from Snowflake and Bass from Martijn de Boer (NiGiD). A brilliant interpretation!

Quarkstar takes SackJo22’s vocal tracks onto a muse-inspired musical journey that’s mysterious yet accessible, ambient yet rhythmic, ethnic yet otherworldly. A trip well worth taking.

Stefan Kartenberg takes Ruben Lucky Halls deep south vocal style and drops into a knarly, swamp churning, bluesy, treacle. Look out for the gators.

Pristine dance-pop from Alex sets up Fronz Arp in a track you can both dance and sing along to!

This has to be the ideal way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Jeris has taken Diaphane’s “Sunday afternoon” and given it a superbly smooth and cozy feel. This jazzy package’s flow stays solid through the song. Jeris’ obvious skillz are used here to craft a perfect feel for the song and not just to impress listeners, which is a mark of a seasoned musician/producer.

Speck paints an ambient sonic tribute, rich in rhythm, melody and tone. “Ten Years of ccMixter” features source material from each of our 10 years and undoubtedly belongs on Soma’s Groove Salad. A must listen.

Hans Atom produces a dynamic piece of pop art in a track that snarls and smiles at the same time. With some superb drum samples from Billy Ray Drums and a beautiful vocal track form Lisa de Benedictis this track has a timeless quality that should hang well on any wall.

What makes ccMixter so special? This beautiful production by airtone featuring rocavaco’s inspiring vocal says it all. Including stems from Platinum Butterfly, this ambient track beautifully supports ccMixter and is worth several listens.

Loveshadow delivers a musical box of chocolates. Built around source loops by Scomber, it is filled with lyrical treats, surrounded by a sweet backing track, covered by a thick helping of lush vocals, and topped by a subtly sexy solo. The kind of track that gets played last at the dance. Or first on the couch.

No apologies necessary here. Scott Altham’s remix of Snowflake’s entreaty is set up so the meaning of the lyric will be be felt deep inside while moving to this supremely danceable, sonically sublime production. Bravo!

Zep, making me and everyone else sound like a beginner. Much respect for a brilliantly crafted tune with a great vocal from The Easton Ellises, full of emotion and detail. Sonic candy.